The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1897-11-27

Miss..Van Pstter is on the sick liet.
Mrs r II Anderson has returned from
Chicago.
Miss Ella Sweet has returned to her
home in Washington.
Nh. Jas. Parks has moved bis family
down in Young's slley.
Mrs. VIM: Pleasant has left ior her
former home I'M QuincyIIll.
70 Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton has been con.
fined TO her bed 1orla..few days with
severe cold.
Miss Efie. Tay Tor who has returned
from an exte1ded visit in St. Louis is on
the sick ]iet,
Mr. Chas. K,re entertained a few
Trends at card party at bis home on
VanBuren st.
Mrs, VIM. Reed has,: returned from
Beloit and Rockford where she has been
visiting the pssttwo weeks.
Mr.. VIM, Hawkins gave whist party
In honor of few friends. Those pre-.
present j ere:sMi.t N. Berry and Geo.
T. Bland.
Mrs. A. L. miles, Miss Miles sno
5 Carey A. Miles went to Chicago to rperd
Thanksgiving with Mrs. L. Jones OF 81
earhorn street. -. 'r-a, ~
Mr.. StH. Miner, will 20 to New Or
leans this winter 10 ule ,fs,pe OF col
ltge as Prof. at salary of $500. per
year. He has contract for s years,
Mrs, Burnett ne other Of Mrs. Hargrow
he's returned 10 the city after spending a
few wee ks in. Ohio visiting relatives md
friends. The Madam reports pleasant
visit. Her friends think she looks ten
years younger.
The Lakeeides, white and the Coteries
AFRO american, met upon the gridiron
at Milwaukee park 10 teet their respect
i've merits as football players, and the
colore of>the AtIo-Americsp club Went
down before the pale faces with q. score
of o to 6.
The Afro-Americans of the Cream
City regretted to hear of the death of
Hon, JOHN M. Langston, who was man
always ready to defend bis race without
price in their legal and civil rights. He
never allowed n white politician, be he
great or small, 10 pull the wool owe,
his eyes. In him the rsce has
lost one of it's ablest leaders.
The con man who called to see very
prominent " hite lady several times and
failed; and who aiterwa1d bought some
cut flowers and pretended that they
were cent by some of her friends. there
by persuadiDg her to contribute $40 to
his purse, lad best be very careful as
scores of wealthy ladies who have been
feaced by the flower racket have lodged
complaints with the police.
The followir g gentlemen came to this
city 10 assist IL establishing q chapter
and Commandery: J. s. Murray G. II.
P. Springfield H.; R. E. Moore NJ. EGG
M. Chicago. l.. w. Dicke1sor, M G. L
Chicagor Prot. E, Willicms, Medford.
Wis; Logan Davis, P. d. Thomas and
z. Greeni Racine, Wis; Alex Roulette
Green Bay VIE. A. L. Lewis Evanston,
H.; ]. Y. Chopper, 2. Davis,
Chicago. x; 49,: .
Duke 4 Turner, the contractors who
built the church OF the Salem Baptist
cor arepation on Seventh St. between Co;
oar and Wells will some time this month
file mechanics lien sfai, 8, the. build:
ing, and az coon thereafter az ia legally
consistent with the service of the papers,
lave the boi]diI & sold. The congreg :
ton cannot buy land unless some phil
artrophic peraon bids it in for them,
they will before tho yesr il over, be
again wi'hout.a house Of worship. Last
Sunday the collectionsswas four cents.
Mr.. Geo. Walton prominent young
man Of THE city died on the 18th inst.
OF hemorhage Of the stomach. Mr.. Wal
ton was chilopodist Of some note
and had lucrative practice among some
Of the best families il the city. The
funeral was held in st. Marks church
and was.large]y attended. The services
were conducted by Rev HigRins assisted
by Rev. Odem. The texs YVES from the
End chapter Of Timothy. The floral
tributss we're costly and Dsautifnl. Miss
Queenie Goodwin. Mrs. Addie Black
well and Mre. Smith furnished the
mueic. Mr.. Walton leaves wife and
aged father to mourn their loss.