The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1894-09-29
MILWAUKEE,.
THE CREAM CITY OF THE LAKES
~. -. AND ITS NEWS.
Vtonns Of All Sorts Gathered Together by
~ Our Ubiquitous Reporter and Served up
In Dainty Style for the Dslsetstion Of
Our Readers.

In Dainty style fof sns OeAsossuon o
Our Readers.
Sheeney Frank has shaved bis lip.
Mr.. Henry GrahasA of Chicago is il
theHcity. w ~.
Mrs. R. V. Hill has gone to St. Paul Il
visit friends. ~
= Mr.. VIM. Lee has returned from Pit
tsburgh, Pa.
Mr.. N. Peyton and Mrs. Mary Harris
are in the city. ) -,
Mr.. Chas Vosburgh took short trir
in the country.
Mr.. Fred McHenry has gone to Racine
where he will reside.
Messrs Logan Davis and F. Thomas oil
Racine were in the city. ..,
Messrs Dick Smith and IL. Daniels OF
Chicago are in the city.
Mr.. John Hutchinson left for Omaha
to be absent several weeks.
Mr.. Henry Graham of Chicago dined
at the Plankinton on last Sunday
Prof. E. Williams is in the city cele-
brating his twelve pound daughter.
Mr.. Jas Parks was called to Chicago
by the death of his brothers. wife Mrs.
Geo Parks.
The Tom Thumb Wedding and Tab
leaux at st. Marks Church on the 18th
was rare treat.
The ladies of the Eastern Star have
had great many applications sent in to
join their Order.
Miss Stella Rountree of Indianapolis,
Ind, is in the city visiting her brother
Mr.. VIM. Rountree.
Mr.. Jessie Clinton who has been on an
extended tour through the West, has
returned to the city.
Mrs. J. J. Miles entertained Rev. and
Mrs. Long and daughter Mamie, Misses
McNamee and Hart at dinner Sunday.
Rev. Long preached his farewell ser.
mon to his congregation Sunday night
All good people are sorry to lose Rev.
Long leave, and wish him success where
eyer he may go.
The Tadnore Consistory No. 10 admit
ted q club Saturday night M. Henry,
Graham, Iliustrtous Commander Chief
of the Valley Of Chicago, conferred the
degrees. assisted by officers of tina con-
sistory of this city.
Rev. R. J. Nj. Long closed his years
work Sunday evening with an ms 1uc-
tive sermon from Acts 20 CHI 9th 9th,
verses. As testimonials of high esteem
IN which he is he'll by the walters OF
the Plankinton. Mr.. J. J. Miles head
waiter collected among the boys $500
which Mrs. Miles presented to Rev.
Long offer the sermon. At the close of
the services the congregation shook
hands with the Elder and all expressed
desire for his return.
Mr.. J. J. Miles Of whom we have rea'
con to be proud has made for himself
not simply reputation, but character.
waiter at the Plankinton House. Many
have been the changes that have taken
place since he fret took his position.
Some have been discharged because of
Incidence, some for drunkenness others
TO, theft and want of chastity in life.
There have been changes every where
during these years cave in head-walter.
This fact speaks for his character. Such
is his standing in the city that when one
desires to know anything concerning
persons seeking positions they at once
AK Mr.. Miles as to the chare cter of the
parties, and what he says Is believed.
1t is hoped that the young men who are
rising will follow The example set by
this noble man. We must give by our
life and character that he to the say
ings that tho Afro.Americans are shift.
less, immoral and dishonest Oh, that
we had IN this city more miles" to
travel by.
Pen pictures Of some men in Milwau
kee.
Mr. A J. Bureett all politeness.
Mr. T. w. Elliott tall aid graceful.
Mr.. Ed. Howard oweness in aim.
Mr.. R. Snowden chrietianlike in life.
Mr.. s. A. Robinson generous to faul
Mr.. L. II. Palmer is calm but deter
mined.
Col. J. L. Slaughter alert wideawak'
business man,
w. T. Green is big little man, genia
sympathetic and noble in mein.
AIETHos.
Gets Twenty. One Years.
Flemingsburg, KY. Sept. 22.-Chas
Lowry, who shot and killed Wake
Bradley at church in Nepton, this couu