The Appeal., 1898-04-09

III Dainty Style for the Dedication Of
Oul Readers.
Mrs. B. F. L. Taylor is on the sick ist
Mr. Gus. Kinner has gone to Chicago
to reside.
Mr.. William Mason of Chicago, has
accepted position in the Plankinton
barber shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Kinner will 60 to
housekeeping as they expect to remain
in the city until fall.
Mrs. T. H. Sanford and son Ralph,
have gone to Kansas City, Mo-, where
they will live in the future.
Mr.. Frank Bowman. who has been
lying seriously ill at his home down in
Swamp Angel sls able to be outsgain.
Mr.. T. H. Sanford has resigned his
place at the Plankintona and is now en-
ployed by the city as sidew. inspector
Mr.. F. J.Chapman. who has been en-
ployed at the Plankinton for number
of years, has resigned bis position and
will 60 to the Klondyke.
Mr.. aud Mrs. F. Flowers of Eighth
street have moved to ia Wells street,
better known as Colored PEOPLES
Broadway, where they hope to see their
many friends.
Hattie Mary Ellis, the little child Of.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ellis OF 6O6 Wells
street, died ON the Goth ult, after short
illness. The parents have our sympathy
in their bereavement.
Miss Martha Griffin, who has been
making her home with Mr.. and NJ rs. H
II. BANDS family for several years, will
leave the Cream City aud 70 to Chicago
where she intends to live in the future
There was theatre party given Fri
day evening, Mar. 25th, in honor of
Miss Blanche Shaw of Chicago. The
party consisted of Misses Blanche Shaw,
Julia McNamee, Marian berry, Martha
Griffen Meesrs. William Hankins, G sorke
Bland, Jas. johnson, and, Chas King.
Proceedings to foreclose the lien upon
the Salem Colored Baptist church will
be begun in a few days and the proba-
bi tiles are that the church will be sold
some time during the latter part of April
Attorney McVicker. who represents
the contractors and lien holders, states
that his clients are tired of waiting. The
papers, he said, would be filed just as
soon as he could get them in shape
The heroes OF bad lands met at the
Bucket of Blood saloon and declared war
against the chief of police for ise u;pg
orders to the police to arrest all Afro
Americans caught walking on the streets
with white women. We would like to
know what kind OF meat Chief johnson
feeds upon that he has grown so great?
This is an insult to the race. What
right has the chief of police to say what
shall be the color of rerson with whom
another walks? -
Mr. A. V. Rainey's many friends will
be clad to know that his mother, Mre,
Nellie Misher of St. Louis has fallen heir
TO $l5. 600 worth ofoismouds, and SIS 900
in money. Ga March 18th, 1897, Mrs.
Ada Hunt, a white woman we'll known
in S.. Louis died, and LETT her large
fortune to Mrz. Mishef. The will was
conts ted by Mrs. Hunts relatives but
the court decided tba: Mre. Misher wae
enti lei to the es! ate and turned it over
to her fsw days ago.
The young men gave dinner Sunday
afternoon in honor OF NJ es Shaw at the
residence of Mr.. Chas. King Covers
vera laid icr the following: Misses
Bar che Shaw, Martha Griffin, Marian
Berry. and Roberta Johnton, William
Hankine, George Bland and Chailes
King. The meru was as follows: Sonp,
Celery Cream, Saratoga Flakes, Fish
Boiled Troute, Celery Salad, Egg Dress
ing, Kings Claranade. Entrees Roast
Turkey, Cranberry Sauce, Dressing Peas,
Dreamed Potatoes, On Side Oyster Pie,
Mscaruni & Cheese, Wine Old Port,
Desert King Peach, Ice Cream Cake &
Coffee.