The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-02-26
CHICAGO G
rHE WORLDS FAIR ClTY'' VIEW.
liz I'D BY THE APPEAL MAN.

THE WORLDS FAIR CITY" VIEW.
IAx BID BY THRAPPEAL MAN. a
4 Compilation Of . Number Of Happen.
inEs. Social ana otherwiss, Among the
Ano.Anerieans Of tho Second City q
zhls Glorious Unioo. ,aass a.sass
Mrs Geo G Booth is on the sick list.
Put your ad in The APPEAL-it will
pay. .,t e. As:
Mr. Richard Leonard is very sick at
Provident Hospital.
Mrs G 20 H Anderson, OFFS Louis, Is
in the city the guest Of her mother-in-
law.
Mrs S Paulding, of Brooklyn passed
through the city Wednesday enroute to
Denver.
Blue Cross Lodge No % had large
meeting Monday. Arrangements are be
ng made for privtte party.
Mr.. Joe Shoecraft loft the city for
Bloomington, Ill.,, where he will spend
several weeks with his brother.
For Sale, House and lot on Dearborn
street. near 37th, $3.50. Part cash part
time. VIC. Anderson, " Clark street,
Room g. r..a .. e.. ... ..A...s
Subscribers for The APPEAL who wish
to discontinue the paper must send writ
ten notice to the office, properly dated
and signed.
What the young men and women
want more than any thing else is a COL
umn in the baper to encourage their eff.
orts rather than discourage and blast
their ambition.
For rent-Sunny front room with all
modern improvements, to two gentle
mon or man and wife. Rent reasonable
to right persons. Apply to 452 Thirty
seventh street.
Wanted to know the whereabouts of
Mrs. Dora McFadden formerly Mrs.
Coleman, who at one time lived at No.
GIL Carroll Ave. Address The APPEAL,
1926 Dearbou St., Chicago, Ill.
For rent--Nice front bed room with
all modern conve'a ences to one or two
gentlemen Rent to one SIS, to two 81.
Will furnish board if desired. Address
Mrs. Solom on Taylor 1923 Saith.
The following persons we're united in
maoraige by Rev R g Ransom. MI
Frank Brown to Miss Fannie Morgon;
Mr. Walter Christie to Miss Minnie Hold
dox: and Mr. Hight Kennedy te Miss
Gertsude Mayer. '.'5','
Wanted. TO know the whereabouts of
Mr.. Lee Nance who published "a Re-
public or Despotism which? During
the Worlds Fair also got out some stir
ing patriotic music. Address The APPEAL,
S23-325 Dearborn street. Chicago, Ill.
Mrs Dougherty the Afro-American
who was refused admittance to latter
sails brought suit and won her case Pet
ting $500 damages. This judgement took
all the money the manager had so he
mas been compelled to close his place.
Sunday Rev Tyree D D preached NOR
ming and evening. In the morning he
dealt with the relation of the United
States to Spain, and in the evening bis
subject was, God our Sun and Shield.
DIR Tyree preached the concluding SCI
mon of his series Monday evening. His
labors here have been greatly blessed in
many conversions and additions to the
church. Al 4 P M Sunday the Mems
club was addressed by Hon. E H Wright
who TODD for his subject, The Colored
Soldier. The address was a mastery Of
fort. Newt Sunday the club will be ad
dressed by Mrs Fannie F William. The
funeral Of Mrs Elizabeth Dorsey took
place Monday afternoon. Rev D A Ora
ham officiating. REV Graham preached
at Bethel " ednesday night. Sunday the
pastor Rev R G Ransom will preach in
the morning and evening.