The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1897-07-17
CHICAGO!
tHE''WoRLD's FAIR CITY" VIEW
ED BY THE APPEAL MAN. :.
4 Compilation q Numbsr Of Rappen9
hss. Social and Otherwise, :Among the
A1fo.Amerioans OF the Second CITY a
xhls Glorious UnIoa.

A8osAme1doonS OF tho Second City a
TAis Glorious Union.
Mrs. Emma F. Bell of Yaz 20 City q
IN the city for few days.
Mrs. R. O. Lee is visiting her s:ste +,
Mrs. Casey in Washington, D.. c.
Mrs 9. Lively has gone to Baltimore
Nd, to spend the summer with relatives
Come and 20 to the A. M. E. churches
Unicn picnic at Pottawtomic Park, Aug.
End.
Miss Mamie O. Smith, of St. Louis is
the guest of Miss Nina Turnkey 1925 Al
street.
Miss 4. Horantsn, GAS LOOMS street
is recovering from q severe attack of
illness.
Little Sadie Evans, of Louisville, Ky,
is visiting Mrs. Dolly Smith 2s09 Wabash
avenue.
Don't ftrget the Union picnic at
Pa;tawatomic Park Aug. 2, fare, adults
so cents children IS cents.
Mr.. D. Herbert Anderson after having
spent a pleasant time in ST. Louis and
| the East has returned to the city.
The best picnic of the season will take
place Aug. 2. at Pottawtomic PARK.
The A. M. E. Churches are giving it.
Mr.. Leroy e. TAYLOR is visiting his
aunt Mrs Ketchem at. Evanston. He
| has been quite i'll but is now GONZALES
cent. -r,--.-.-,---. ,-.,4.a,.
The Order of II of S. ", had their
sermon preached by Rev Divine Sunday
A large number of their members were
present.
The Int. Industrial Association Blus
Gross No. l, of Auburn Park comtem-
pl"te having a lawn party at that plac
at an early date.
The unwilling of the Logan monu-
ment will give large number IF Afro
Americans employment in Rail Read
circles and in the city.
Mrs. Harriet Griffin, Of Ka neas City,
Mo-, spent several days in the city visit.
ing Mrs. DR.. Bentley. She has been
East and is now returning home.
A wheeling party was held at the
home of Mrs. NJ. L. Lyons. 9l48 Abe1-
deem street for the benefit of Tie
Pastors Aid Society OF Bethesda church.
Miss Ada 0. Harper, of Galesburg, is
visiting at Rev. J. E. Fords, 37l2 Dear
born street. She has just returned from
the Wood River Baptist Sunday echool
convention which meet At Springfield
Mrs. A. M Redman, who recently
came from New Orleans to this city on .
visit has decided TO make it her future
home. She is living at 1905 Armour
Avenue.
All persons desiring privileges at the
Union picnic Aug. 2, must send in their
bids to George Banks, 1854 State street
or Ezra Roam 1928 State street before
the 10, inst as no bids will be received
after that date.
R'5 ert Sloan, coal-black man, with 8
grammatical delivery like that of the
good boy in McGaffey's Third Reader
cas- musical ear and trance powers tina
got him into trouble Thursday night.
Sloan, who lives at 12O Clark street
in font of a saloon. He was arrar g st
| in the police court Friday, on cbarg.
of idling. The patrolman said Sloan hat
} been hanging about the place for severa
,. days, and 9he occupants had been com
planning about him.
Sloan, in his own defense, said he wa
on his way to his brothers house Of
$ Fourth avenue, when he wac attrscte'
by the sound of piano IN the house OF
: c ark street, and he stopped 70 listen t
. it. He was only the1e few minute
y when he was arrested.
: "Do You know any body in tbs
e house?" aeked the City Attorney. '..
|, 'No, sir; i do not know anybody j
3 that house or vicinity" replied Sloan.
!. didn't you tell the officer that 20
dreamt your girl was in that house
= persisted the City Attorney.
y Sloan hesitated moment, CRIME
# and replied slowly: mo sir. I didn't te
! him that 1 dreamed that. I told hi,
rs hat young lady whow I used to vis
I who has since died appeared to me in
" vision and told me she was in heaven
y "Wba,! Heaven in tn 1t neigh borhood'
o. inquired Mr.. Glover, incredulousl
i, i, "Y our girl Is in the Workhouse, instei
y. OF heaven, inteljected the Judge dill
Is e ping his pen in the ink. It would be
re pity to keep you separated. 60 I'll fl
is you $25-" And where they are tog sth
is is The Masonic Grand Lodge Of Iowa