The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-06-25


B Mr.. Geo. Cash spent Sunday at the
hay.
Mr.. A. Moore CT st, Louis is in the
city. =
Mr.. Jas. H. Patterson OF Chica go is in
thecity. .
Mr.. H. H. Goodman spent Sunday at
the Soldiers Home. ~ r
Mr.. Jas. Parks after returning from
Chicago resigned his position at the
Planinkton. 'za -, r !.
Mrs. DR.. A. L. Heron who has been
on the sick list for several days, is able
to be out again.
Mr. John Ford of Chicago is in the
city. also Mr.. VIM. Taylor aud Chas.
Kennedy of st. Paul. .-,- ~ ,~,.~.-
Mr.. R. H. Anderson has accepted q
position under Capt G. J. White az
night Head Bellman.
Col (. Palmer has opened his boat
club for the season. He will hold the
position as steward again this season.
The Chicago Restaurant on West
Water st. has opened with Afro-Ameri-
can Writers. We hope they will hold
il. g.
The many friends of Mrs. II. H. Bland
will be- pleased to learn that she is able
to leave her bed] and walk about the
house.
Mrs. VIM. Reed has purchased Mr..
Smallwoods barber shop on Like ct,
Scuthside. VIM. A. T.. Jackson has
been engaged as manager.
MIS-. B. F. L. Taylor was taken serious
ly i'll with heart trouble. At one tine
her life was despaired of, but we are
glad to note that she ia much improved.
When a married woman 40 far forgets
her marriage vows as to meet clandestine
with men she is beneath the demi
monde, be her intentions ever 80 good.
One example is better than ten precepts.
Painful experiences make even fools
wise.
Tho Holyrood Commandry has sent
out over 200 invitations for their enter
tainment at the West Side Armory Hall
292 9TH at. Hon. H. T. Green will be the
orator of the evening ALI the Chicago
Four Hundred are cordially invited to
attend.
We hope that all good cit zens will al
tend the K. T. entertainment, as this is
the first time t6at Afro-American nights
have given an entertainment in the State
No oneehould miss it as it will go down il
history among the Afro-Americans of
this State.
Mrs. WIN. Pleasant and son have re-
urned to the city after an extened visit
to Quincy Ills, and points throughout
Wisconsin. She came direct from K. c..
where she reports times aourishicg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pleasant will reside on
Chestnut st. between 9Th and 9TH ste.
We expect great rush of visitors in
the city during the Carnival: The follow
ing Hotels have eubscribed literally 10
the fund for the entertainment Of the
visitors who will CONE to the city. Plank
ton House 81, 10000; P6ster, 81 500. 90;
The Schl,tz, 81, 000. 90 Republican, $3.50. 90
and other hotels in proportion to sizs.
DR.. Johnson of Washington D. G. will
open dental Office in the Cream City
Doctor, TIE APPEAL agent in behalf OF
the Afro-Americans of the city extends
to you cordial welcome and trusts that
your. undertt king may be successful.
We assure you of our hearty cooper
ton as this is the first attempt of one Of
our race to practice dentistry 10 our city.
The APPEAL agent scent an evening
with Mr.. and Mre. Matthews and was
surprised to learn that they are st IL liv.
Ing in the came house in which they
moved on arriving from Mobile Ala., Is
years ago; and that they were the fret
to subscribe for THE APPEAL. AS Mr.. and
Mrs. Mathis are two amiable people
The APPEAL agent was highly entert:iaed
BY the m and spent very pleasert eve.
ming.
Inform alton wantei. ANY one know.
ing th4 WI ereabout' of Sandy Lacy viii
confere great favor by informi, bic
father Isaac L CT address Soldiers
Homo Milw usee Wiz, or J. M Ter
Pisnktcn Hou e. NJ. Sandy Lacy WE
born at Spring Hui Miss, When last
heard 'r,sa ae was N St. Louis. Nv CD.
ject ia fincinz i'm lie that am now a bou,
IS years OF aga and want to ,u,n over t.
him property that am in poes assion of.
When in slavery we all went by our
masters name of Lacy, but now I go by
the name Of Isaac johnson. St. Louis
papers please copy.
Mr.. Ray Reed is the only young
gentleman ofour city who keeps horse
and buggy. He can be seen any fine
day on the Bay road making the boys
eat his dust. And still he does not think
he is the whole thing like that y ould be,
who tried to slur the Masonic enter
ta'nment some time sircs, that was
given at Lincoln Hall. From the ap.
pearance of bis fire.side q few days ago;
we hope that he has come to the con-
clusion that the Masonic Order and his
betters whom he tried to belittle can get
along without him. Blees your heart