The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-02-26
Government Brandy.
MILWAUKEE,.
THE CREAM CITY OF HELAKEs
AND ITS FOLKS.
Items of all Sorts Gathered Together by
Our Ubiquitous Reporter and Served up
In Dainty Style for the Dedication OF
Our Readers.

| Our Ubiquitous Reporter and Served up
In Dainty Style for the Dedication OF
Our Readers.
Mrs VIM Reed isspending q few weeks
in Madison visiting relatives and friende.
Mr. John Rochester, of Toledo, Ohio,
is in the city ana can be found at the
P!ankington. ..'..-: &c.,,
MrJos Brown, of Waukesha, has ts ken
unto himself better half and will re
side in the Cream City in the future.
On the sick lis: MIS- Gilbert Hamil
ton, Mrs Edward Blackwell and Mrs T
H Sanford. Mrs Jas Parks is able to be
out again.
Rev R H Walker has resigned bis posi-
ton at the Plankington and will devote
his time to bis book which will be pub
lished soon. ,...
Thomas McNiel ard Patsy Tut were
arrested charged with stealing brooch
containing IL diamonds from Miss Maud
Granger. The brooch was stolen on Dec
End ar d was valued at $1,000.
Mr. A Black has returned from Osh
kosh. He reports that his sister, Miss
Clara Black who. has been for some time
seriously i'll, is convalescent. Her many
friends in the Cream City will be pleas
ed to know this. .r...
Col B F L Taylor says rats can talk.
What brand does he ufe and where does
he get it? He claims that q rat came to
bis bed, on the night Of the 10th inst,
and woke him up and eaid that he want
ed something to eat. His friends dis
credit the story and turn it down and
are waiting for some one to call the turn.
Mr. Sol Jackson Gays that the 'epo1t
which was circulated that he and Mr. W
Roach had dissolved partnership is false.
He SAYS it was started by curb-stone
broker of whom he bad borrowed few
weeks ago, which note does not fall due
until Aug it, and which he stands
ready at a moments notice to meet.
Jackson and Roach will still be found at
the Old stand, where they will be glad
to see their many friends. Cill and have
your work done.
One happening to pass 4th and Cedar
stlee on the evening of the l4th inst
would have been led to believe that
there was midnight funeral within 1T
Marks Judging from the weeping that
could be heard. But on futher invest
CATION they would have found that the
members were having Valentine Social
and that one or two yourg ladies had re
ceived comic valentines which caused
them to shed tears. The young rascals
who sent them should have known bet
ter than 10 have committed such an un
| pardonable act. Such a few of our
young men know what respect ia due a
young lady or society. The families are
to blame for not turning all snch up
starts" down.
The newspaper is wide field and is
full of roses and thorns. When you
roast the preacher, the udgodly smile,
and when you roast the ungodly the
preacher zmiles. If you roast the ga
loon man the tetotaler smiles and if you
roaet the tetota!er the saloon man ''sete
'em up" II you swear, you are q wick
ed man, and if you pray, you are hyr
ocrit. Ifyou have an opinion, you gel
"cussed," and if you don't have one
you are a nonentity. The preacher
knows one thing, the saloon man. ar
other, but TIE APPEAL man is expected
to XII ow everything. He lie the best
man, and then again he is the worst ii
the community. How do you expecs t
see rome thing in the Miiwaukee column
about yourself if you don't send in YOU
news. I mean society news. Don't sal
again that there is no news in the Mi
, waukee column to read.
We hope that all Afrc-AmeIican We
, ers Of the 4th ward will turn out on tn
2Sth ct the primary and support the 70
) loving delegates: Alonzo L Granger
VIM Whitney, Joseph Rnth, Edwar'
) Buten, Ell Patterson, L Gaines. E
Phillips, John Durbln, Bart ] Rudd d.
{ q B Nase, Adolph Doctor, D 9 Adams
J. Edward G .Notbohm, and John Miles
i Ashley will see that none but good me-
= shall be elected to the convention. r
member the date Feb 2sth. The prir
I airy will be the 4th of March. The Co
~ ,,on+; IN tho 7th ~ $eMaych Wa hon