The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-07-23
CHICAGO.
THE "WORLD'slFAlR ClrY,,vlEW..
ED BY THEAPPEAL MAN.
4 Compilation Of : Number Of Happenings,
Social and Otherwise, Among the AFRO
Americans Of the seossd City Of This
Glorious Union.

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Social and Otherwise, Among the AFRO
Americans Of the seossd City Of This
Glorious Union.
Mr.. CHARLES Hunt has returned from
Cincinnati.
Mr.. Clifford Hancock has returned to
Council Bluff, Iowa.
Miss Lottie Bryant Of Louisville will
visit Chicsgo in August.
DR.. E. s. Miller came up from SPRING
field to attend Co.umbis picnic. -
Miss Jennie Harris. $3.50 Armour ave..
has been quite i'll for two weeks.
Miss Lula Ford will leave for Cincin-
matt on \ visit, to frieadss in few days.
Prot. W. Anderson. OF ,Wilberforce,
Ohio is spending few days in the
city. - Z
Miss Emma Alexander is back from :
delightful trip to Milwaukee and Wauk-
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Miss Mary E. Skinner. Of indianapolis
Ind, is visiting Miss Stewart, s272l Dear
born street. IA
Mr.. ]. G. N. towels and daughter Miss
Matte of Louisville KY. will spend the
summer in Chicago. -. -. !,
Mics Blanche Wright was delegate
to the Baptist Sunday School conven.
ton at Aurora. Ill, +.
Mrs. Morris Lewis, 4OS 3sth street
presented her husband with fine baby
boy Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Horitia Ash has returned from
Florida in i'll health, where he was with
the mule packers train. 49,
Misses Bessie Watkins and Smith, Of
Cincinnati, are visiting Mrs. Daisy Han
cock. of 1903 Armour ave. :, 4 j..
Business cards, only 50 cents per ], 1000.
at Crys'al Printing Co, 1924 State street.
Branch Office Of The APPEAL. 7'"'@
Miss jessie Patton, 1855 Armour ave.,
who has been on the sick list, We are
pleased to state is improving. b..
Miss Battey. of Augusta, Ga, address
ed the Primary Department of Quinn
Chapel sunday School last Sunday.
- Miss Virgie Gibson. one of the teacher.
at Tuskegee, Ala., has returned to her
home in this city to spend her vacations
Miss Grace McSimpson and Miss lulu
Hall OF Columbus Ohio, are the guests
of Mrs. R. B. Harrison 2s0s Wabash ave
Job printing of all kinds at The 10 = est
possible rates. Crystal Printing Co.
1924 State street. Branch Office of TIE
APPEAL. .....--
Subscribers for The Appeal who wish
to discontinue the paper must send writ
ten notice to the Office, properly dated
and signed.
Mrs. Lulu Coleman of 1854 Jackson
boulevard, was overcome by the heat
Wednesday and was removed to the
county hospital. -. .'- .~..
Mr.. George Johnson, who wac crushed
to death in the elevator at the Great
Northern Hotel was buried Monday
from Quinn Chapel.
Mr.. Richard ". Wright, son of Hon.
R. R. Wright Collector of Customs for
Georgia. is taking course at the Chica-
60 University in this city,.
Mr.. Mike Hancock gave delightful
picnic at Jackson Park Tuesday. Quite
q number of invited guests were present
and had veay enjoyable time.
Mrs. A.. B. Wingfeld, 1929 Armour
ave-, left for Detroit, Mich. Tuesday to
attend the funeral other brother, Archie
Wilson, who died on tho 9Th inst.
4 man should advertise % he would
court . undoubtedly and audaciously,
yet judiciously and honestly, without
too much stringency in the matter of or.
panse. 49,, =,
Mrs. Agnes Moody, 1905 Dearborn ct.
spent several days in Quincy Ill.,, this
week in attendance of the Knights of
Tabor and Daughters of the Tabernacle
$780,. :... ....
Mr.. Frank Lee, of Cleveland, O.,
spent Sunday with Rev. R. G. Ransom,
from Omaha, where he was
delegate to the National League of
clubs. .. ...
Mrs. w. 6. Anderson, accompanied
by Mater Maurice Barton Anderson
leaves next Monday, July 25tn, for
three weeks visit to Cairo and Bloming-.
ton, visiting relatives and friends.
The annual picnic of st. Thomas
Episcopal Sunday School will be given
in Washington Park. Tuesday Aug 9th.
are being made for
most enjoyable time. Watch The APPEAL
for later announcements.
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