The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-08-06

Miss Pearl Pitts. of 3642 Dearborn st
is on the sick list.
Mrs. Susie O'Hara Moore is visitin
riends in Springfield.
MI. and Mrs. Hops, (nes LUCENT
Burns, are in the city.
Mr.. William Harriet. sexton Of Betht
church ls on the sick list.
Mrs. Fannie Emanuel will give
Troll party on the 18th inst.
Miss Helen Brown left Wednesday 10
Detroit to spend few weeks With friend
Mr.. and Mre. Dudley Oglssby made
flying trip to Louisville, KY, this week
Your entertainment will be more sue
cessful It you advertise it in The Ap
peal. :. 49,
Mr.. Robt. Thomas, of San Francisco,
is in the city. He is stopping At 303;
Dearborn ct. 49, 70 -. ~ -. :.
Miss Louie M. Corbin of Pine Bluff
Ark, is visiting her mother at 273|
Princeton ave. '@Ha.- >@a 6
Mrs. Fannie Barrier Williams has re-
turned from her visit to her mother in
Brockport, N. Y. -1.>
IL The many friends of Miss Daisy Jack
con. 1449 6let street will be paine tt
learn that she is quite i'll.
Mr.. Walter Jefferson is very i'll at the
Post Graduate Hospital where he under.
went serious operation.
Business cards, only SO cents per l 600.
at Crys al Printing Co, 1924 State street,
Branch Office Of The APPEAL. j..
: The Colored Press Association will be
at Oswsld's Grove, Monday August %.
Senator Mason is orator of the day.
Miss Carrie Barnes one of the nurses
at Provident Hospital is spending her
vacation with friends on the West Side.
Miss Candacs Seals has gone to the
country where she will spend several
weeks before she returns to her home.
The Mysterious Ten will convene at
Quinn Chapel Tuesday, Delegates will
be present from most every town in this
tate. -. ~ =. :: -.. T..
Job printing of all kinds at the 10 est
possible. rates. Crytt+l Printing Co.
1924 State street. Branch Office of TIE
APPEAL. - T.. ..
Subscribers for The Appeal who wish
to discontinue the paper must send writ
ten notice to the Office, properly dated
and signed.
Miss Ella Barrier teacher in the pub.
lie schools of Washington, D c., is in
the city the guest OF her sister Mrs. s..
Laing Williams.
Misses Laura snd Ella Phelps, of
Xenia. Ohio. are in the city. They are
the guests of Mrs. Benz. Simpson, s65
West Madison street.
Mrs. Jennie Green, who sang in
number of concerts here last spring, is
making quite hit throughout the state
with, her sweet volce. .
The Emereencys and the West Side
Society boys will play game of base
ball on the 18th, inst. at the union ball
grounds, 37th and Butler SITS.
There may be "hotter stuff" than a
barbe cued beet. cooked by Uncle Ike
Jones. but it amt made a hit up to date
Go to Oswald's Grove, August %.
Miss Casey, of St. Louis, who spent
several weeks here has gone to Keokuk,
Iowa. where she will spend a couple of
weeks before returning to her home.
Mrs. s. B. Enm:ck. 47I3 Dearborn St.,
was called to Louisville, KY, to attend
the fun eral of her mother and brother,
who died near the same time las. week.
State Republican Headquarters have
been opened at the Great Northern
Hotel. Col. Jas. r. b. Van Cleave the
secretary will rush things during the
campaign. - ..-,-. l..
The Daughters of SPHINX gave
their first social at Mrs. Alexanders,
1852. Dearborn street Tuesday, evening.
Quite large crowd we're present and a
nice time was had by al.
The Kings Daughters will give patri-
otto entertainment on the 9tu at Armour
Mission. Mesdames Daley Williams,
Fannie Hall Clint. Frank George and
Mr.. Tinsley, are among the talent that
will be used. 'tI:.
Uncle Ike Jones will cook the dinner
for the Press Association, Monday Aug
ust %. Everybody said the dinner was
fhSwarmest thing of last years, cole brat.
ion. Remember the price of admission
the dinner.
Toe price Of admission to the celebrat
ion and free barbecue at Oswald's Grove
52nd and Halls ed street is 25cents Coun-
ty Commissioner Edward II. Wright and
W. L. Martin will divide the honors
with Senator Mason.
Miss Birdie c. White daughter of Rev
H.|H. White, formly of Chicago, but now
residing in Paris Missouri, has been
quite i'll since the close of her school ;but
she has recovered sufficiently to win a
gold medal in an Oratorical contest at
Monroe Teachers Insti ute.
Mr.. B. A. MCGOWAN entertained Z
number Of friends al his home II Levitt
street, with q course dinner Sunday.
Those present were: Misses Carrie
French, Lens Picket. Lille Cox, Jeneva