The Appeal., 1897-08-14

Americans of the Second City of Thi;
Glorious Union.
Little Mamie Camben, s34- 65th
street is quite sick.
Mr.. Walter Oglet by, of Springfield, III
will be in the city next week.
M iss Ora Conner, 1914 Dearborn street
is visiting friends in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Jefferson Blair, has gone to St.
Louis, to be with her mother who il
quite ill.
Monday night quite number ofladiel
rendered Mrs, R, c. Ransom birthday
surprise.
Mr.. Robert Samson, of LaPort, Ind.
is IN the city the guest of Mr.. T. Ed
ward Gray.
Miss Mayma Denny 1902 Walnut st.,
is spending two weeks in Cleveland, O..
with friends.
Miss Eva M. Taylor, of St. Louis, is in
tte city, the guest Of Miss May Berry
234-37th street.
Miss Jennie Graham, of Nashville
Tenn, is in the city stopping at 1926
Dearborn street.
Mrs Nettie Russell of Louisville. Ky.,
is the guest of Mrs. Anna Brown 5O22
Dearborn street.
Mr.. Louis J.. Winston of Natchez Mise,
who has been visiting friends in Chicago
left Sunday for home. s777saaF=7t t:sr,r- ts-17r-
Miss Emma McGruder OF Peoria, Ill.,,
is visiting in the city the guest of Mrs N.
Williams 1883 Dearborn street.
Messrs George D. Cry and Robert
Benson, of the West Side will visit the
East two weeks in this month.
The picnic 1t Washington Park We'd
nesday given by the Kings Daughters
was success in every particular.
Mrs G, C. Booth and family left Thurs
day for short visit to the country where
they expect to stay until the 10Th inst.
Mrs. e. V. Lang and daughters, ol
Evanston, were guest of Mrs. R. D.
Boous, 5000 Dearborn street this week.
Mrs. Emma F. Bell of Yazoo City,
Miss, who has been visiting in the city
left Sunday for Nashville, to visit be,
mother.
A call meeting of the Int. Ind. Associ.
alton will be held next Tuesday night,
Ang. II, at Bethel church at o'clock k
sharp. Business of Importance.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Hudson 3l2z
Cottage Grove Ave, are the proudes
couple on the Gsove their first baby is 6
girl and weighs about eleven pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Thornton of 6ls
Park Ave.. left Monday to attend tht
Grand Lodge and Grand Chapter anc
Grand Commandery of the state O
Kansas.
would like to know the where about
of Lason Bottom, who in 1868 lived ir
Cumberland County and Was owned b,
Wilson Newby. Any Information vii
be thankfully received by Mrs. Susa,
Cheek, 2506 State street.
The Illinois Central r, R, hos placet
on all of it's Western lines cafe cars in
stead of DINING cars. This opens up
number of positions, euch as cooks, wal,
ers ETC., for Afro-Americans.
Quite a number of young people at
tended the whist party given by Nil
Carloda McDougle at her beautiful hom
in Englewood Friday even ing. Musi,
dancing, and card playing were indulge
in until late hour. >>..'.:: -.
! Bjue Cross No. l, of Auburn Park CAV
it's first lawn party at the residence
Mrs. Edwards, 812-82nd street Monda
night. A large crowd attended, some o
those present were Misses B, Callitt,
Sparters. M Lone and L, Leach.
Mrs. Mary Nichols and grand-laugh
ters, Misses Edith and Ruth Tyler,
Elyria, Ohio, formerly of Columbu
were summoned to the city to attend tt
funeral of Mrs. Charles Johnson, sist,
of Mrs. Nichols, who died last wee
They are the guests of Mr.. Samu
Wright. 32O0 Dearborn street.
"Klondyke" first of Alaskan burle
( que, has made a terrific bit, and vi
!. keep right on for athird weex, t
patronage growing larger every d
I The icy, shores OF the Yukon are we'll q
, preciated in Chicago, and i. gives mu.
relieffrom the tropic sun outside to 9
before arctic scenes and enjoy the ely
of pretty girls amid the winter sno Y
: The speciality bill ls of excell ,nt qualit
an addition being Sir Hasean Ben AL
troop of Arabs, the most dashing 81
daring acrobsts ever seen on any stse