The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-10-08
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THE CREAM CITY OF THELAkpa
AND ITS F0LkR.
Items q al Sorts Gathered Together By
Our ubiquitous Reporter and Served up
in Dainty Style for the .Dslsetation Of
Our Readers.

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Our Ubiquitous Reporter and served mn
in Dainty Style for the .Dsleotation Of
Our Readers.
The Democratic caucass was q tame
affair. -
Mrs. Mary Stewart has returned to
Quincy. Ills. lt ssg
Capt. J. B. Buford will attend the
Masonic Convention.
We forgot to mention Mr.. Sam Banks
as one of the delegates to the Senatorial
Mr.. Geo. J. Wheeler has accepted q
position at the Illinois Steel Works in
Bay View.
Mr.. John Rochester of Toledo, Ohio,
is In the city and can be found at the
Plankinton. ass gsszs>~., ss- ....s .
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Dobson of Lake
Side are in the city, the guests of Mr..
aud Mrs. Dan Truss. = >.-''S.--'
Mr.. 3 A. Matthews has gone to Balti-
more, Nd, as delegate to ST. Andrews
Brotherhood Convention. .:,
= Mr.. Clarence Mason and Mr.. Joseph
Tucker of Hot Springs, Ark, ,.have &C.
cepted positions at the Plankinton, :4..-
) 4 Mr.. Nc Moore has returned from Cni-
cago and Aurora where he has been
visiting friends. He reports pleasant
time. - 49,
Messrs. Montgomery and Bureett
claim to be doing rushing business
with their newspaper, The Wisconsin
Advocate. ... $50 !. s..
Ihe Oklahoma balls have become
roted and now draw all classes Gu,
here. King Java is dead safe now as
he runs to Omaha. ...
The beer saloon on tho alley near the
st. Paul depot, and it's surroundings
have become quite resort for some of
supposed society, ladies'.
They are making slow progress with
the Piankinton improvements owing to
the delay of the iron works. It will
hardly be completed before '99
Capt. G. J. White has sent his dough-
ter Miss Pearl White, to Roger Williams
University, Nashville, Tennessee, where
che will take college course.
Mr.. Robt. Cant has resigned his posi-
ton at the, PIapkinton and gone 10
Waukesha where ha has accepted a
position as nurse for an invalid GENTLE
man. a.; :r.3 ~
The North Western depot had Afro
American walters in its restaurant for a
week on account of y strike among the
waiter girls. "All that glitters is not
gold" &C.,:
M. Albert Newson of Muskeee,n
Mich is in the city. and can, be found
at the PIankintoa where he has accept
ed q position under Capt. G. J. White, as
bellman. jf: },=n1. ~.
Miss Marion Berry, says that she Is
we'll pleased with Rogers. Williams Uni
versity and its surroundings and she was
nj compelled to travel in the Jim Grow
car, through Kentucky and Tennessee.
Any one CHANGING to pass SO Wilson,
eln street, Tuesday afternoon would
have been led to believe that there was
"a hot time in'the old town" or music in
the air. as voices could: be heard away
~ in the sky. ii.
Hon. W. I. Green will attend tn,
Grand Lodge A. F. & A. M. vi lei meets
In Champagne Ills. on the 18th inst.
Mr.. Green will represent Widows Son
k'dge %. and also will &, on behalf of
hs client. He will Kill two birds with
one stone. A..
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. H. Brooks OF Phila-
dtlphia, Pa, and Mrs.. H. Daniels Of
Chicago p"id the Cream City visit and
were entertained at dinner at the Pian-
Sinton by Mr.. and Mrs/J. ]. Miles. Mr..
Brooks is the Grand Secretery of the g.
U. o. of o. F.
The Wisconsin Tigers, the colored foot
ball team, recently organized in the c,tv.
would like to arrange games withhome
Of the teams in the city, as they do not
wish to confine their play with teams
outside of the, city. Challenges 'can be
addressed to R.: F. Reed, 1927 Chestnt
street. The lakesides are ready to'meet
The Tigers and game will in all pro-
liability be arranged for. The colored |
cam will line up as follows this season:
B. Tate, center; r. F. Rec. right guard |
Ind manager; q. w" w. Goodwin tack
es; s. Allen and 6. Adams, ends Donel-
'or. quarter back; A. Therill. left half
back; g. White, right half; J. j. Miles,
IT., full back, and w. J. Miles substitute.
The Tigers will not 60 to Chicago, to be
made mops ofagain. They will play at
1ome. t ~
One should remember that there are
many roses that blossom and die in the
woods unseen, and that many man
md woman might shine in this world
we're not their bad deeds known. Good
leeds are praised, and others seek to-
vim eimiiar praises. Talent Eis extolled, /
others try to equal or excel. It takes |
more than one person to make public
opinion. Men may be eloquent, en-
benevolent or public-spirited,
3ut they will never be known except bv