The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1897-04-17
MILWAUKEE,,
THE CREAM CITY OF THE LAKES
ANDlTS NEWS.
Stems Of all Sorts Gathered Together by
Our Ubiquitous Reporter ana Served m
In Dainty Style for tho Delectat,o. al,
Our Readers. 1929.

Mr. Edward Howard is on the sick list.
Rev. J. B. Odean will build Baptist
church at once. 49,.
Miss Martha Carter lost her nine
months old baby. D..
Miss Minnie Hart has returned to her
home IN Chicago. :.
- Mrs. Julia Duncan, wife of Mr.. JOHN
Duncan died on the 9Th inst.
GU. Wheeler and J. w. Walden we're
over come by mountain dew.
Mr.. F. ] Chapman has gone to the
Kelley Institute for his health.
Mr.. W. R. Carson of Tex as is in the
city and can be found at the Plankinton.
Mr.. Chas. Scott won the MANAGERS prize
for the neatest waiter during the month
of March.
lICapt. J. H. Newburne has .e'urned
from Chicago where he went to attend
the sick he'd of bis mother.
Mr.. Frank Epps, the man who IL
.ound at the Plankinton for while.
Mr.. Edward Blackwell has returned
from Chicago VIII re he went to visit hie
intended. He reports a delightful time.
Mr.. Joseph Graves has resigned his
position at the Plankinton. When one
Jails to show 10 the next morning after
payday, designations are in order.
Mr.. J. L. Gaines has consolidated the
hotel Laffv with Mr.. Oven Howell's
silicon, which place will be known as
Gaines and Howells' sample room and
billiard parlors.
Che Grape still remains. Capt. J. B.
Bnford will never take the Grape from
his door until Corbett whips Fit zsim-
mons which will be when cattle and
HORSES begin to hy like birds in the air.
Mr.. \. G. Burgett (every body's friend)
has his face wreathed in smiles on &C
count OF William Mckinley Burgett
making his appearance in his family
Mother and child are doing we'll. Little
Billy is heavy weight of II pounds.
Prof. E. Williams on his retura home
to Mediord, was surprise d to find Prof.
E. Williams Jr., occupying part OF his
bed. Mother and child are doing well.
Prof. we congratulate you and sincerely
hope that Pro-. Jr may live to follow in
in the It ot.steps OF the old man.
Mrs. Waiter Hawkins will be the
speaker Of the evening at the Eastern
Star entertainment. If the patronage a.
this entertainment is as large in proper
ton as the numbers of meetingn these
ladies have had for the last month; one
will not be able to find standing room.
We the Afro.Americans congratulate
Atty. Switzerland on his SUCCESS in
being elected as Judge of the Supreme
Court, and we brand any Afro.American
who had vote and did not exercise it
In his behalf. He is traitor to his race,
as the present Judge on the bench is
prejudiced to our race.
The Cream City boot-blacks have
formed an organization which will be
known as the Brotherhood of Boot
Blacks. The object Of the Brotherhood
is to protest against shoe stores giving
away free shines to each coustmer no
purchases a pair of shoes, as the boot
blacks have to live as well as the shoe
dealers.
The following was the program of the
Literary Society for April the 9Th. Prot.
W, Burton mandolin solo, Mrs. Edward
Blackwell, defamation. The reason the
program was so limited, was, that none
came prepared and thoed who did,
wanted to speak at once. Pres Robinson
declares that he will either have order
or funeral
BY the passage of the Wyle bill in
Madison a few days since, which pro-
hibits pool-selling of any kind with in
the state, a great many will be benefited
who were in the habit of throwing away
their money on race horses and base
ball games. This time next year instead
of r g, whipping them to death, and
their families starving, they will have the
necesssries of life and money in the
bank. $500
The funeral of Miss Lille Pleasant was
held at St Marks church on Monday the
5tn inst. The sermon was preached by
Rev A. A. Burleigh pastor in charge.
The church was crowded to it's doors.
Rev Burleigh!delivered a discourse touch
ing upon the good qualities of Miss
Pleasant in life. The following were the
pail bearers: W. H. Lyons. T. Mcneil,
A. Price, J. B. Alden, Chas. Sharpe and
O. Davis. The floral tributes we're
simple, yet beautiful, cor sisting of differ
ent designs of roses, lilies, carnations,
tulips and ferns presented by relatives
and friends. The remains were inter-
red in Union Cemetery. Mrs VIM
Reed and relatives return their thanks
to friends who 30 kindly gave their
assistance --.-.-.