The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-09-17

Those who were com planning few
days ago about thu heat are now howl
Ing about the cold. y
Mr.. John Bryant has resigned his po'
sition at the Plankington as be!lman
He expects to be railroad man.
Mrs. Jas. Higgins has gone to Cincin-
natl, Ohio, where shs~will spend a few
weeks with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Matte Kingtexpeets, to tleave
Milwaukee in y few weeks for Baltimore
where she viii reside 10 tho future:
4 The many friends Of Mrs, H. H. Bland
will be pleased to learn that she is able
to get out Of doors for short time.
i,Mrs. Walter Hawkins surprised her
friends by tipping the scales at 1881
pounds. She has gone to Chicago for a
few days visit.
Mrs. Fannie Mitchem and Miss Susie
Boyd Of Chicago we're in the city and
were the guests of Mrs. Calvin I.yvers Of
7Ol Prairie street. .:..ssas -.4~.
1.-The Sun Flower Club attended the
minstrels at the sBijou in body. Also
the Black Four Hundred was we'll repre-
sente d in the balcony.51 - .
Mr.. Geo. Harwell will 90 back to Ash
land to live this winter. He says the
horses are too hot for him here as seven
or eleven never show up. I'D ~ y
Grandpa Nichols has returned from
his vacation. Although his Uranium has
the appearance of a skating rink, he had
q boss time so he claims.
Miss Clara Newcomb has returned
from st. Paul where she went in compa.
ny with Mr.. Owen Howell and others on
his private car for pleasure trip.
Miss Lizzie Plankington will pay Miss
Marion Berry's expenses at Roger Viii
liam's university this fall where she
will take course in music and art.
2Mr. R. H.. Anderson has gone to Chi
cago where he expects to secure run
on the road. Mrs. Anderson contem-
plates moving her family there to reside
in the. future. @AE
Mr.. F. J.. Chap nan after trying for
three days to hold down the Davidson
Hotel dining room, has resigned. Mr..
Twin Potter the former head waiter, bas
succeeded him.
;ars. A. L. Miles who was expected to
return to the city this week in time for
the children to enter school. has deci-
ded to remain in Batavia and start them
there forthe winter. -.......
The Wisconsin people certainly hon
ored their soldiers throughout the state
upon their return home. If they were
only in Florida picking oranges, or in
Ponce bathing in the surf!
Mr.. VIM. Roach:e the wealthy boot
aud shoe artist will'leave in few days
for his old Virginia home where he will
pay bis parentes u visit. He has not
seen them IN twelve years,
Mr.. Peek-A-Boo IS boss of the sweep
ing brigade out at the rolling mills.
Peek, old boy. honest labor is no dis
grace. even it you have been the warm.
est thing down on bad land avenue.
The financi-I,reporto OF St. Marks A..
m. E. Church for the conference year
ending Sept. 8, '98. is as follows: Dol
lar money, $40.25; pastors support,
salary. rent and fuel, 1881 90; pastors
travelling expenses, $22 70; presiding 81.
det's assessment; 1924; presiding ell
ds,'s travelling expenses. $lO.24; bishops
travelling expenses 1900; contin-
gent money. $l.o0; Bible cause, $lo0;
minute money, $40; chjldren's cay,
$l.25; current expenses, $24O.54; Present
indt b .ednese, $40 So; mite missionary :
ciety, $40 O5; or ign mi !, ion 1914 chart
table purpos as, $50 90; total, 81, 1858. 3s
We have not as yet learned whether
they will employ Colored or white Hip:
in the P;ankiugton Cafe and Grill, room
when it opens late this fall. The Plank
ing on opened on the 28th of Sept. 1858,
80 years ago. During that time they
have bad Colored walters With the Ak
cept:ou of six months. On March 18th,
18TH ls72a white c,ey WAS put but
lasted just SIX months The change was
made oily in the dining room. The
bell stand, coat room, and wash room
still ke ot Colored help. When IL. B
Sherman was proprietor OF the hotel and
cafe then in connection with the house.
he had colored walters in the cafe. Over
so head walters both Colorel and white
have made apple tons for the cafe as
head asitsls when IL opened. There
are two men who we're employed in the
house 80 years AZ, when itopens vi,,
.a,s here ~ the present time Ajber'
Jones, chief IN gineer and George w
Band j nitor OF the walters building.
Since ira lime Mr.. PlaDkInRt n baa
spent over million dollars improving
the property. The present improve.
ment will coat 800, coo whom conpleted.