The Appeal., 1897-08-14
MILWAUKEE,.
THE CREAM CITY OF THELAkES
AND ITS FOLKS.

| Items OF all Sorts Gathered Together nv
Our Ubiquitous Reporter and Served VI.
in Dainty Style for the Dedication of
| Our Readers.
DR.. A. L. Heron has disposed of his
| high grade heel.
Mr.. John Galbr cath has left for
| Minneapolis Minp.
Mr.. Thos. McNiel came down from
Spring Bank for day.
Mr.. Jas. Stewart writes .rom Toledo.
O.. that he is having grand time.
Mr.. Sallie Mcclure. came up from
Chicago to attend the Scotch picnic.
Mr.. F. Newton, has returned from
Chicago whore be went on ousiness,
DR.. J. McNamee vii! go to Alaska in
the spring and hang out her shinRle.
Mr.. Vapnie Grjenby who has been
bellman has gone to Nashville Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Anderson have
gene North for tew days on business in
his private car.
Mr.. Alex Saunders has returned from
his vacation. He reports good time
shooting the chutee.
Mr.. G. R. Johnson Of Chicago head
waiter NJ the Lexington came up last
week bv boat on visit.
Mrs. Louise c. CLARKE Of Kansas City
Mo-, ia in the city the pneet of. her sister
Mrs. VIZ. P eaeant of 9O7 5th street.
The summer resorts near the Cr ,am
City are doing large and rushing bnei-
neaa. Thew are sending in for walters
daily.
Mr.. John Peoples has resigned his
position as hellmau at the Plankinton
and will turn his attention to railroading
again.
Richard Catlin better known es Uuc'e
Dick, after trying hard to hold down an
Is plate table, is again in the city for q
few daye.
All the sporting fraternity attended
the Scotch picnic as usual. It has be-
come as popular among the sports as the
Fashion Ball.
Mr.. Andrews of New York City is in
the city. He will make this his home.
Mr.. Andrews though apparently young
is the head OF the family.
Mr.. E. G. Hill Of Chicago accompanied
Miss Bertha Young of Boston to the
Cream City by boat and dined at the
flanki o.on on ne '8th inst.
Mr.. Campbell Trevan joined Mrs. A L
Miles and children at Chicago and went
with them to Batavia where he will be
the guest of Miss Julia Hall.
Mr.. A. T.. Broadly has been trying to
mike his friends believe that he js
fcorcher. To demonstrate the fact be
mounted his bike and came an near sta7
ing on as pig, Now he says that he
bad too many nickle movements and
that the bike was top heavy.
is reported that seigle & Cooper of
Chicago are neqocistinR for the Plankin-
ton building corner of 4th and Grand
Ave-. for the purpose of opening q
branch. dry goods store, If true it will
add greatly to the West Side as there is
not more desirable site in the city.
THE APPEAL man celebrated his 18Th
wedding anniversary With few friends
on the sth inst. He rays he has been
trying for lS years to eolye the problem
between married man and elave, and
haa come to the conclusion that the only
difference is that his wife cannot sell him
to the highest bidder, otherwise he is
her slave in every sense of the word.
When man gets married the ladies sav
he is dead to the world rnd no good.
Young men it ia suap in Klondyke
compared to msrried life here. Co
North and pick up gold.
Cpp'. C. J. White who :or 6 wears has
been head bellman at tt q Plankinton,
will soon take unto himself help mate.
I" is SAL there is bit Of romance in the
affsir. The bride to be is y Mics Fannie
Harris of Hot Spring. Ark Mr.. White
and Mrs. King were sweet he arte twenty
seven years ago. There was eepara-
ton and during all that time Mr.. White
bed heard nothing from the lady until
short time ago. A rapid correspon :
deuce has been kept up since the start,
and now it is said there will bs we'd
ding soon. Although Mr.. White blush
ingly denies tnat the day has been def
6nately set, still he does not deny the
fact OF wedding CAKE III the near future.
He says, true love never runsssmoeth
and that marriage is failure.