The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-02-12

Mr. Oliver Harper is on the. sick list
sgain.
Mr. H H Gocdrun who has been on
the sick list is able to be out again.
Two high flyers from the city of sin
fell into Cbilkoot Psss and were pi CHI
ed. The sports thought they had struck
diamond field wi6h drinks thrown III.
Mrs Black the beloved wife of Mr. AL
bert Black died on the 3rd inst. Pneu-
monia was the cause of death. Wa ex-
tend our 81 mpathy to M Black in his
bereavement. .~..s..
KlopdiKe Bill say marriage is a fail
ure. He went home the other day for
dinner but bis wife bad left for parts un.
known. She filled to leave his roll of
money behind.
Mrs. Charles F. Lee, born Clemens
went to Chicago last Thursday to attend
the golden wedding of her parents, Rev
and Mrs. Wr1. R.. ]. Clemens. Mrs
Lee will remain in Chicago during the
win tor mon tbs '-@" 81"
On the sick lis: Capt G IS Rivers, Cbas
Robinson, Mrs Addie Blackwell and
Mr. Calvin Lyvers who is still confined
to his bed with lame back " hich has
caused him much pain. We hope to
see him out again soon.
The Yellow Kid quartette gave q
sleigh tide party to- Hale's Corners Sun
day evening. The party left the City
Hall at $50 and arrived at Ilale's C)r-
ners at 1890, when supper WAS served.
A feature of the occasion vas pie eat
ipg contes st between T Cludene, Nc
Donald, JA'kiosop, A s,rscx aud III
Sullivan. Mcdonald ale eight pies in
thirty minutes and v on the contest
TIE AFPBAL agent was surprised on re-
ceiving Coll trs m q gentleman who
came to the Plapkington to see him.
He bad bull d G and VII chestt rife.
The reporter thought him on his way to
Klondike and that he Lad only dropped
in to say good bye. But to bis surprise
he found that he WIS the KloDdike
that was beirg sought for havirg lu|
some arlic' g in TIE APPEAL AT or talk
ing the matter ever it ". 8 settled wita-
out shot beirg fired or q dogs tooth
brig sqown.
Mr. Louis Hughes. of North Will Jams.
burgb, has extendt d an invitation 10
Widows Son Lodge No rs A F and A M
to come out to his residence and hold
festival in honor Of the 20Sh annive rsary
of Widow Son on the 22nd inst. The
members have gladly accepted the in
vitati, N ard return their CRATE full thanks
to Bro Hughes and bis es.ee mabIe wife.
What will make the occasion moro home
like is the fact that 20 years ago on the
22nd when the lodge wss set up here Mr.
Hughes and his devoted wife served
banquet at their IT sidencs on Grand
avenue for the members and visiting
brethren. Thanks to Providence Bro
Hughes has not lost member of is
family fre m that time until now. Wild.
ow Son Lodge has only j st one brother
namely Bro Phillirp' who was char
ter member and d. Is yeas ago. he
followi' & name are tcose who are char
ter members: P G Clarke, L. gan Davis,
L H H. ghes and ! Miles The lodg
was at that time called " H Brown
lodge in honor of r Wv Fl Brown who
ives then aston Of the A M E church.
1t was through hint tn ledge was estab-
list ed ard he was it's first Worsbipful
Master. Bro r E Moore, of Chicsgo, who
has also been blessed, me up and
passed dr. ised two Master Msso' s.
He was al sis ed by 8 versl brethren Of
of Coics 60. Bro Moore hes been the
cause ofthe succ IS IF alltha degrees Il
Masonry that have been established in
this city. We as Masons look up 10
him as our fether. On the evening of
the 22nd all the membe.s of the lodge
can bring their families and those who
have no fami les may bring their 8 seet-
hearts. They will assemble ct the cor
OF 4th and c. dar SIS. where sleigbs will
be in val ing. Every one is requ ste d
to brig horn, tin Fan. or anything
that will make noise. The start will
be made at $50 P NJ. By order eff B
Bufo,d, chairman and Z H Pa mer and
w II Hnghts, committee.
Let man who wants to find abun-
dance Of employment procure woman