The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-09-24

T. Coates, has left for Baltimore, Nd,
where che will reside in the future. -.1s
.:.Col. B. F. Z. Taylor spenti a day Al
Waukesha sampling the different waters
(?) He wasldeIighted with his trip. -. -
! The ladies of Protection!sheld thei,
regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Geo.
J. Wheelers 427 Wells, street, on Sept.
18th. Az ,.:.y,:. =. ~s*< -...u..--
re-. Mr.. VIM. Davis has accepted opposition
in Madison as steward of young gentle,
mems club. members of the Madison
University. ':,,.'....:>:
Misses Clara and Rachel Black left
Friday night for their home, having had
a delightful visit With their sister Mrs.
s. H. Minor. ':.:..'>5. II
Mr.. W. Faucet has resigned his posi-
ton at the Plankinton. Mr.. Thos. Tay-
lor, better known as Cannon Ball, has
succeeded him. ~. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fletcher OF
Chic ago stopped over on their wav from
Waukesha where they have been spend
ing their vacation.
1t has been fully decided by the
management of the Plankinton to put
white walters in the Cafe aud Grill room
when completed this fall.
The remainder of the End Wis.,, reg;-
ment was banqueted at tho PIankinton
on the night Of the 18th inst, up IN their
return from Porto Rico, by the citizens,
Mrs. M. Nelson of Chicago spent a
day in the city making arrangements for
a monument to be erected over the
grave of M. Tabb. She was the guest
of Mrs. M. Releford.
AS the Exposition snow open, it will
be q delightful place to spend ones
evenings, providing you have a hand
some lady with you, as homely ones are
seldom met with in the building as it is
no place for them.
Rev. James Higgins has been appoint
ed to take charge Of st. Marks A. M. E.
church tor, another Year. The St. Mark
people certainly should feel grateful for
the return of such an earnest christian
worker as Rev. Higgins.
Mrs. \. L. Miles and children haye
returned from Batavia, Ills, where they
have been spending the summer. The
children will attend school here Instead
of at Batavia, owing to the crowded con-
dition of the schools there. e.,
Mrs. Sol Jackson who ran of to Kan
sss City with Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Parks
against the will Of her husband, has re-
turned to rejoin her dear beloved with
her children. Mrs. Jackson says Mil
waukee is good enough for her hereafter
she is much wiser by far than when she
and the childran left. We are glad that
Mr.. Jackson has been made happy by
their return. Jack old boy you should
set 'em up. j. -
The walters OF the Pankinton, through
The APPEAL agent sent to the Hotel
World in Chicago osyasapmber Of Watt
ere Manuals. No waiter who wishes to
be up to date should be without one.
w mite walters are impro wing upon the
art of waiting: while the Afro-American
walters are either playing come useless
game or sitting in pool-room asleep.
II Sam B } don't awake to the sense of
lis duties, it will be but few years that
he will be supplanted:i in every first class
hotel and restaurant. .Forgetfulness of
orders, equalid appearance and the tip
system are the M Dat formidable enemies
of the Afro-American walters Of today.
While the white waiter looks to his
salary, and in q few years goes in bust
ness for himself, tia Afro-American
waiter will inveet his against another
mans game when he knows we'll he
cannot beat it.