The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-12-17

Our Readers.
Mr.. Richard Rudd is on the sick list
Mr.. Chas Barker says that he ba
Joined the dog watch.
DR.. j. H. Newbourne was in Chicago
few days visiting relatives.
We are sorry to note that Mr.. F. j. g
got screwed up in Jack pot.
Thu Masonic order viii give an enter
tainmeat during the holidays.
Mr.. Isaac johnson Of the Soldiers
Home has returned from Chicago.
Mr.. P. G. CLARK has returned from
California, he reports good time.
Mr.. Walter Collins of Waukesha is in
the city and is open for an engagement.
Prof. E. Williams has returned from
Oshkosh where he was called on
business. .-
Mr. Frank Bowman will 90 to New
York Indy to spend the holidays with
relatives. #.. 49,
Any one wishing rooms can End NICE
ly furnished rooms with bath ut 2SO N.
Water street. @-..,
Mr.. L. Howard says that some people
don't know when they have good
thing until it 10 lost. Ill.,.
Judge Neelan dismissed Mr.. J. L.
Gaines case with costs, but fined the
Inmates SIS and costs.
Prof. s. A. Robinson ;s out With his
trusty rifle looking for Opposums for his
annual church dinner on Christmas
eve.
The boys who are connected with the
hotel have started Coon Cake club in
the walters department.. We hope the
Christian Endeavor will give them call
Mr.. A. Black, one of the most honored
and wealthy Afro-American citizens of
Oshkosh, is in the city, the guest of his
daughter Mrs. S. II: Miner of 1876 Mason
street.
Mr.. Bud Alden after being fred nine
teen times within twenty days. has &C.
cepted position again at the PIankin-
ton barber shop. Bud says lit is hard
to keep good man down."
Mrs. A. v. Rainey and daughter have
returned from St. Louie. they report a
splendid visit. While there Miss Rsiney
was presented with handsome tease
by very dear friend Of the family.
They are having hard time in ksep-
ing porters in the Plankiuton barber
shop, as sixteen hours daily is no soft
work to put in. No one can better ex-
plain this than Mr.. VIM. Davis of
Madison. $780,.
Mr.. Jessie Clinton has sent his family
from Cleveland to reside in the Cream
City again. Mr.. Clinton will join them
in few days. We welcome them back
as we are always glad to see coed
people. Mr.. Clinton is jolly good
fellow. -
Widows Son Lodge rs, A. F. and A..
M. elected fhe following named officers
at its regular monthly commune alton
on the 9Th inst: w. T. Green, W. M:
S. A. Matthew'S, s. W.T. W. Roach, j.
w.; A.V. Rainey, Treasurer; VIM. Har-
grow, Secretary; E. Williams, Tyler, l..
III. Palmer and WIN. H. Hughes Trustees.
The ladies Of the Estella Chapter Of
the Eastern Star Society elected the fol-
towing named officers: Sister Min srva
Hawkins, Matron; Sister L. H. Palmer.
Patron; Sister Laura Hughes, Associate
-Matron; Sister Annie Miles, Associate
Conductress; Sister Julia Fowler, Con-
ductress; Sister L. Hamilton, Treasurer
Sister Hattie Hargrow, Secretary; Sister
James Stewart, Sentinel.
There is certain gambler in this citv
who has been circulating the report
around that The APPEAL agent WIS in
habit OF boycotting his place of business.
i condemn this slater ent as false, 7
DEFY any one to~say that ever tried to in
Huence anyone to keep out of their
place of business. The proper steps for
this party to have taken, was to ascer-
tain the truth of this statement.
Mr.. l.. H. Palmer has left for the
Sunny South, '"where he first saw the
light" 1t certainly will 20 hard for the
Col. to ride in Jim Crow cars, now that
be has been North 50 long. He will be
compelled to wait under thu platform
fer his'train. and have his meas handed
to him from the back door. We trust
the Col. may have safe return and
breathe the fresh Northern air again.
and that he raise An army and 20 South
and demand his rights.
We have read the Presidents message
but fail to soc where he has made one
recon- mendation to the congress in re.
gard to humanity forithe suffering Afro
Americans in the South. But we did see
whene be recommendations soldiers and
gunboats be sent from nine to fifteen
thousand miles away for humapity's
sake. He has simply failed in his duty
to his obaig alton and country; Isl the
way in which We see it, when he re-
commends no protection 10 suffering
humanity at bis feet. Itisa disgrace t.
this government to allow those dog faced
rebels to run at large with their hands
stained With human blood.
"Cuha Cr1ticismA."