The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-10-22
MILWAUKEE, o !,.|
THE CREAM CITY OF THELAKRo
AND ITS FOLKS.
Items q Al sort4 asthsrsd Tosether by
Our 0piquitoas Rsporter and Served up
IN Dainty Style for the Dslsctation Of
OQl Readers.
Cold weather has visited us.

opened for the winter.
Mr.. Ge,. T. Bland is in Chicago at
tending the Peace Jubilee.
Capt. r Reed of the Tigers. is abe to
be out az in sfer being on tie sick list.
Mr.. John Rochester has returned
from Chic 60 where he welt on bus;
ness.
Mre. Dr.. A. L. Heron who has been
on the sit k lst f,r some time, is con-
valeecent.
Col. B. F. L. TAYLOR attended the
c'osinR exercises at the Exposition
Saturday night.
We are glad to learn that tbs little
child of .Ir. and Mis-. Wm. HAraraws
is conya' escent.
Mr.. Ffank Cops form lily # this city,
is now living in, New York city. He
writes that he likes the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Jackson have
moved to 2SS State street, whore they
will be pleased to see .thier many friends,
Have you paid FIR the paper you are
now reading? Ifnot, do so at once. We
are dropping all dead beats of our
books.
eamblirg houses have been mott.
fed to close. by the chief OF police
They will remain Gle sed until after tue
ele ction. - w
We are glad to ees Mrs. s. A. Ma.
thews out Sunday evening at S.. Marks
church. Gail again sister az you are
welcome.
Mr.. Monroe D ennis: formally of this
city has goue t. Paris. France, where
be will remain uItil af or the Expo 81.
ton in 1900.
We are glad 10 noe that Mrs. M.
Relt ford af.er being i'll for some time,
was able 70 attend church on the Ssb-
bath evening.
]. W. Jones has been appointed head
waiter Of the Gibson Cafe in Cincinnati
0 lio, which position was formally held
by white man.
Miss Gertie Walker after .epanding a
few weeks with relatives aud friends,
has left for the E st,s. where she will
spend the winter. HI
Wanted Is Waite s? First ass W i ers
may apply to Mr.. ClareIce Msson for
informa ion. None other need apply.
Address Plapkinton House Dining Room,
Mr.. Jcs. Twyman of Marseilles, KY, is
in the city. Mr.. Twyman lived here
nine years ago. His many friends we :
CT me- him to the city again. M. ivy
man is quiteta fayori:e among the fir
sex. He can be found at 4O8 Dewey
avenue. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Hargrow of 34s-7th St.
bad their little daughters cbristened
Sunday Oct. 18th, at $3.50 p m. Caris-
tira May and Leona Elizabeth. Mrs.
F. L. Taylor was God-mother. A fsw
friends we're present. Rev. H gg;ns
ofic ated.
The Plaukinton hes adapted chect
sys EN- in their dininproom E,oh
waiter il numbered and a check c,erk
K cps TAB on the number of people he
serves daily. This is eomethino now
Tor an American plan hotel. The officara
must also keep tab, which will keen
them on the alert. -,
lar. Ed Hawkins YVES taken wit :, g,
on tho street. It created quite an ex-
element. He Was taken to the Emer.
geecy Hospit | in the am bulauce. Some
thought it was brought on from re ,dinp
about the riot at Verden, Ills. and tho
actions OF the Governor, but not e., he
is subject to them.
Mr.. Jasper johnson of Bryan, Ohio.
Is In the city and can be found at the
Pal kinton barber shop, Mr.. JOHNSON
lived 10 the Cream City some years sao
and was shining light at tho St. Mark
CT urch. His many friends will be
pleased to see him back % in. He will
be great addition to Prof. Robins 5n's
choir. .s1 ILL.,. = :
We ara glad to note that four afr :
Amer Cans are attending high school
this year, namely: Vincent Hunt, Miss
Lincoln, Miss Hooper and MISS JOIN
son Ills . credit TO their parents.
Such few Of our children ever get
through grammar school. Parents are
to blame for INDUCING their children in
lf zlEess. ss5l,a-s "a
= Mr.. VIM. Oh, ncy of Chicago, who
rived with the l02nd Michigan, and
who a. present Is an inmate of ,hs
Soldiers Home, called on 't.THR APPEAL
agent few Gays ago. They were de-
GIFTED toeee each other, not having
met sirce Oct. OH, 1871. Mr.. CLANCY
Yves at that time employed at the Matt
son Jewelry sto' Q, corner of State and
Madison streets, Chicago, end THE Ap
PEAL agent was as slant engineer at the
). B. Shay drygoods company 1lO-l12-
ia i Ike ctr, 81.
Sunday Oct 16;h was the day set
apart for educational exercises. Quite
an able paper was read by Mrs. E..
Blackwell. The Hon. w. I. Green
spek tofome length on educ ttion. His
add @ 70 war leasing TO oil that heard it..
The cheir. urder the direction Of Pr. f..
8. a. R ,binson, rendered some excell-
eat mu ic. Mis-, Lyd ia Hughes &C ed as
organist and rendered some very fine
enlAciiAna Madam Andarann nnnrann.