The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-08-20

the city this week. #r<s
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Peyton of Louis
vile, KY, are in the city. ..-
The Misses George left Wednesday for
their home in Washington.
Mr.. Joe French has returned to Louis
vile after a visit to Chicago.
Prof, j. c. Corbin Of Pine Bluff, AK,
is in the city visiting his family.
Mr.. Richard Irwin has been in the
city few days visiting his wife.
MIS-. Rosa Robinson of Louisville is
the guest of Mrs. Henry Jabine,
Mrs. Laura Holland, of Msy6eld, KY,
visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
Your entertainment will be more sue
cessful il you advertise it in The Ap-
peal.
The mother of Mr., Ham. Butler was
buried from Quinn Chapel Sunday at
p. N.
Mrs. Geo. G. Hall gave dancing par
tv Tuesday night in honor of the Misses
George.
The I. I. A. will hold public meeting
at Gordne1's Hall, Sept. l, 1898. You ara
invited.
Miss Anderson of Atlanta Ca, is the
guest of Mrs. Will Wright 354l Dear
born St.
Misses Matte Smith and Lutte Jack
son have been appointed primary teach
ers in S. S.
Mrs. Emma Robinson, CT Louisville
is the quest of her daughter Mrs. Mary
VeatheraRe.
Mrs. Morris Lewis and son Bernard
Buckner will soon be out 10 return their
many calle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods have taken
rooms with Mrs. Sarah Hamilton 1904
Dearborn Street.
Mr.. r. Harlorn Harper is to soon
take up his old place in Quinn Chapel
Sunday} School.
Miss Lottie Meredith will be able in
an other week to return to New York
with her mother.
Mrs. H. P. Jones and Mrs. Fannie
Hall Clint have taken their old seats in
Quinn Chapel Choir.
Miss Helen R. Haw kius teacher of
Mobile, Ala, is in the city the guest of
Mrs. R. B. Harrison.
The I. I. A. recently organized lodge
in Franklin, KY, and installed Rev.
Mack State President. ".
The I. I. A. sent their organizer Mr..
A Dexter on flying trip to Louisville
on important business.
Business cards, only SO cents per 1000.
at Crys'al Printing Co, 1924 State street,
Branch Office Of TIE APPEAL
Mrs. Susan Wright 163-1eth.. St. has
gone to Bowling Green, KY, to spend
several weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Oglesby will be
pleased to see their many friends at their
new home 5345 Armour Ave,
The Illinois Steel works has opened
its doors TO Afro American labor in all
capacities they may be able to fill.
The Colored Press Association will be
at Oswald's Grove, Monday Auaust22
Senator Mason is orator of the day.
The death of Mrs. Ella Hunts mother
came as a second blow to her last week
We sympathizs greatly with the family.
Mr.. H. P. Jones assumed his position
BIS chorester of Quinn Chapel G aoir Sun.
day and was gladley welcomed by the
church.
Job printing of all kinds at the lowest
possible rates. Crystal Printing Co.
1924 State street. Branch Office of The
APPEAL.
Subscribers for The Appeal who wish
ito discontinue the paper must send writ
ten notice to the office, properly dated
and signed.
The Stewsrdeses of Quinn Chapel ara
preparing q grand farewell entertain.
ment to DO tendend Rev. Geo. G. Booth
on Sept. 5th.
The Household of Ruth will convene in
Washington. D. c. on the 23rd of this
month. Quite number of delegates
will 60 from this city.
large number of the G. A. r. will 90
from here to Cincinnati to be present at
the annual meeting which convenos there
on the 9Th of September.
Invitations announcing Trolley Party
to be giviu Aug. II by Mrs Fannie Eman-
uel were called in owing to the death of
Prof. Emanuels mother.
Mrs. B. F. Pierre, the favorite and
most popular singer of Minneapolis, is in
the city the guest Of her ester Mrs. w.
johnson. 1853 10th street Flat r..
Do you want to preach? Learn at
home. Send two cent stamp to Prof. r.
B. Hewitt for catalogue of Correspond
ence Bible School, 1908 Magazine street.
New Orleans, La. 49,. s~-. .. w.
Twenty agents wanted in AID out of
he city to sell fast selling ex:ermina-
tor. Commission and salary. Address
rMonarch Co. 119-l2l La Sale street
DOM So CHICAGO ILL.,