The Northwestern recorder., 1893-01-14
CREAM CITY ITEMS.

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MRS. CAh1ER has returned from her
visit to the South.
MRS. HENRY BLAND is confined to her
home on account Of illness.
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MIR. GEO. SCoTT is still confined to
his home with very lame foot.
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PATRoNIzE the advertisers of this
paper. You will find it to your advan-
tage to do SO.
MEssRs. LOUIS YOUNG and Charles
Barker are both confined to their homes
with illness.
WHEN you want fresh and good meats
go to Jos. Krauss meat market, No. $40
East Water Street.
MRS. E. WILLIAMS left the city for
Medford, Wis, last Friday, where she
will join her husband.
MRS. JNo. THORNTON, one of Milwau-
KEGS Oldest citizens, is very ill at her
residence, All State Street.
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MRS. AGNES CLARRIsso will leave
the city shortly to spend a while with
very wealthy uncle in the State of
Iowa.
Mr.. AL. CLARRIsso has opened very
fine restaurant, corner East Water and
Johnson Streets. Our colored men are
doing well.
TONY" JONES, our old partner in
business, has quit us. He left the city
last week for Eau Claire, Wis, where
he will remain.
Mr.. OLLIE WOODS, who spent quite
while in Milwaukee two years ago, is
in our city again, at the residence Of
Mr.. Geo. Bland.
J. A. CLINTON is expecting to leave
the city in few days for a trip up the |
country, looking for good town in
which to locate.
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The oyster supper given in connec-
tion with the literary last Thursday, !
was grand affair. The people are be-
ginning to have more unity.
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Mr.. ROBT. JACKSON who has held
very prominent place in the hearts of
our citizens, left the city for Chicago to
take up study in stenography.
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THos. JONES who was at one time
manager for this paper is working a
souvenir in Minneapolis, Mimi His
address is 40 Washington Avenue.
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REV. r. H. WILLIAMSON was called
suddenly to Chicago, to attend the
funeral OF Chas. Smith, a relative, who
was murdered by drunkepso a1 f8kaase
lille, amer than that, blfNs4l an av- All
sge rssst' 8 about the fgurdE Qfcoursa- -l
last Saturday night.
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MISS EVA PARKS, on close examina-
ton by physicians, was found to be
dangerously insane, last week, and on
Saturday morning was moved to the
Wauwatosa Insane Asylum.
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MR.. GEO. MINIS is building very fine
reputation as an artist. He has Just
finished very fine picture of Mr.. Q.
Howell, and is now working on another.
Give him call, for he is good.
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WATCH for our monthly eight page
RECORDER. 1t will be just the thing for
us. Anyone desiring to send in articles
can do SO free Of charge, by addressing
all matter to us at Room 13, EUeni'ag
Wisconsin Building, Milwaukee, Wis.
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MR.. L. PALMER and Mr.. VIM. Hughes
have decided to enter business in the |
shape of a very fine confectionery and |
baking department. From all accounts |
these business like gentlemen are doing !
well. This makes sixteen different |
colored men in business in our city |
Keep it up, boys.
WE have in our city two young men,
who have adapted themselves to max
ing different ornaments, one Mr.. Thomas
Morgan, can, on quick sight, take any
kind of paper and make anything by
tearing it in certain way. Another is
young man stopping at Mrs. Lincoln's,
1874 Fourth Street, who can make any
thing from a marble to large statue,
out Of clay, simply with his hands.
Such work should certainly be prac-
ticed.
THE State or Idaho is acquiring
reputation very rapidly. Within
few weeks it has yielded up from its
interior an opal field, giant glacier,
q forest Of petrifed redwoods and
bones OF extinct races Of man and
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