The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1897-09-04

The two strong Franks are taking it
easy.
Mrs. DR.. A. L. Heron is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Robt Shaw is in the city the pueet
OF Mr.. Geo. F. Bland.
Mr.. J. J. Miles Jr,, is visiting friends
and relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carr who has been
ccu6ned to her bed is able to be out
again.
Mr.. F. J. Chapman surprised his
friends by faintirg while having tooth
extracted.
Mr.. and Mrs. McNight of Chicago are
in the city the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. e. Burgett.
Mr.. Jas. Morris and children of 4l2
Wells st., have gone to Michigan to visit
friends and relatives.
Col. Phil. J. Orr, who has been her
waiter at Spring Bank all summer stopped
over in this city few hours on his way
to Chicago.
Mr.. Irwin Potter has taken charge Of
the Hotel Davidson dining rovm as head
waiter with crew Of mea in the place
of girls who WHARF there.
While in church last Sunday night
Mrs. Van Potter was handed telegram
announcing her sisters serious illDesf,
whereupon she went into dead faint,
and for a time her life was despaired Of.
Mr. Lewis Hughes has resigned his
position at thvl Davidson Bath Parlors
because they stopped salary and wanted
him to work on percentage and board
himself. That would bave been worse
than nothing.
Miss Carter of New Orleans, La, de-
livered two very interesting lectures at
st. Marks church. Subject; the future
of the Afro-Americsn. A very few men
were present as they are subject TO a
lecture at almost any moment. All who
heard her, enjoyed the lecture very
much.
The Tory Hill Bike Club has elected
the following fficers: Capt. "A. Thrill;
LIST Lieu. Miss M. Berry End Lieu, Mr..
Willie Hawkine;I Orderly Sargent. Mr..
Thos. Nc Moore; Buger, Miss Ida
Wheeler; Corporal, Mr.. Chas Sharpe;
Surgeon, DR.. Julia McNamee. Miss NJ.
Berry ran Gown an old lady so years of
sge. Unfortunately she fell on the old
lady. Lieu. Berry being heavy weight
(nit) dropped the same as feather pill
low from great height. The old soul
gave yell which brought copper from
the corner, whc made dash, but it was
no g., for he orly felt rush of wind as
the Lieu. flew by him on her 86 gear.
Mrs. Newcomb who is lying seriously
i'll at 80 Juneau. Ave-, wishes to return
her thanks to the gentlemen at the
Plankinton who 80 kindly assisted her
in her extremely poor and pennilees
condition. Also Col. P. M. Myers who
kindly gave J. J, Miles sic. and volun-
teered 10 zee thst her rent was kept up
While this poor unfortunate woman has
rot lived up to the Ten Commandments
in their entirety. yet she is to be pittied
with three children to SUI port and nc
usbaud to assist her. All we'll disposed
Afro'American ladies! should eco that
this roor soul has the necessaries of life
as she has but ehort time live, hel
diseases being hopeless. Too much Gre
dit cannot be given Mr.. Gilbert Hamil
ton for the active part he has taken IL
| this oman, and his ef1cr ia letting
the generous public know OF her suffer
ing.
| - Mr., S. H, scu,ry has gone to Tuskeae.
Ala. where he has been engaged by
Prof. Booker T. Washington to give 10.
struc,ionR in the culinary department
There is no doubt that Prof. Washington
has made wise choice. rs Mr.. scurry
is graduate from the cooking-*c o
this city, and man of marked abili.,
| nd sterling worth somewhat in advarc,
8" lbs general run or cooks who Know
Only how to boil ~ater and burn meat
Our girls are behind also in the line o
household economy, take for instanc
their pale faced sisters poor or rich, VIII
put all their spare time in attendin
cooking-school.s Mothers if you woul
make fit wives of your daughters, edu
cate their hands as well ss their m {
| All are not intended for teachers an,
clerke, some areto make home happy
and how can they better accomplish ,
than by being able to get up a goo
meal.