The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1897-09-18

Our Readers.
Mrs Louis Coleman after an ebsence
OF 8 years is in the city for few days.
Mrs. Emma Wilson and daughter
nave gone to parts unknown. They can
not be located.
Miss Fife Taylor has gone to St. Louis
Mo, where she will spend several
months with her grand pareuts.
MrP. Annie Zedricks and daughter
Mrs Mack CRANBERRY of Chicago are in
the city visiting relatives and friends.
Master w. J. Miles was presented a
handsome suit of clothes in honor of his
18Th birthday, by his friend Mr.. J. l..
Gaines.
We noticed the following ladies of the
400 who attended the picnic: Miss Belle
johnson, Miss BERTHE Johnson and Miss
Queenie Goodman.
A great many high roolers went to
Racine on the 9Th instto attend a picnic
They all report good time even il
Racine is not up to date:
Rev. A A Burleigh preached bis fare
well sermon last Sunday to large audi
ence. The collections for all the year
Was $4,000 expenses $4,000.
Mr.. J ] Miles Jr., has returned from.
Oh c,go where he has been epeudinga
week with relatives and friends He
came up on the Virginia and says he en-
joyed both the trip and visit highly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Baily of
Lucas Ave., Mrs. w. H. Hargrow and
daughter and Mrs Burnett have gone to
Dayton Ohio, where they will spend
several months with relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Resin Snowden have
abandoned the Methodist faith and
joined the Alliance They can now be
found taking part in the open air meet
iDgs on the streets of Pittsburgh Pa.
Lot the good work g on.
The case of Mr.. Isaac Bryant versus
Adler & Mauer was argued bslore the
Supreme! Court on the 9th inst, by Hon
Jerry W. Hazelton. We shall watch the
outcome of this case and if it ie sue cess
for Mr.. Bryant, THE APPEAL agent will
enter suit against the prorrietors Of the
Schliz Hotel.
Mr.. John L. Minor CT New Orleaus
L., VINO hes been visiting his brother
Mr. Shelton M. Minor for the past
month was called to Washington D. G.,
on business lant Thursday. He antici-
pates returning to the Cream City from
WASHINGTON to remain a few weeks long
or before going to his Southern, home.
Capt. Jas. Stewart who at the battle Of
Honey Hill SC. Feb. 10Th 1865, was SOL
badly frightened that he forgot the name
and mum Der of his regiment, a,just re-
ceived his discharge papers from the
War Department. Ctpt. Steward has
been under the impression for 80 wears
that be belonged to the 54th Mass.
while in reality it was the 55th. Mass
So much for meeting an old conrad who
did not run.
The Baptist picnic at National Park
on the 9Th lbst was asRrand sue cess
financially. Members and friends O.
the church were out in full force. Capt.
John Nswbourneg was chairman of7the
arral g-ment> committee and deserves
credit Tor the able manner in which the
entire program was lrrisd out. The net
proceeds clear of expenses were over
$4,000, The program consis!e d of
bicycle races, base ball game and speak
ing. The evening wound up with q
1 dance and cakewaik. Mr.. John Allen
won End prize inthe mile 1sce time
l:243. Master. Louis Chaee who has
only one leg teok 3rd prize in the free
f,r all boys race. But the most excit-
ing race was the one between Lonis L
/ Gaines and, Capt Napolean Broadly.
! The latter undertook to lower the fastest
time on record. Capt. Broadly went 10
post 100 to ehoe. 1t WIS hard con.
tested race. They kept neck and nt OK
nom tf - start. Mr. Bro4dv wan by tia t
u wheels length, time 7 come H..