The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-08-06
MILWAUKEE.
THE CREAM CITY. OF THELAKES
AND ITS FOLKS.

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Items Of all Sorts Gathered Together BY
Our Ubiquitous Reporter and Served up
. In Dainty Style for the .Delsctation Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt johnson and son
spent Sunday in Port Washington.
Mrs. A. v. Rainey who has been on
the sick list is able to be out again.
Mrs. w. Nelson and Mr.. r. u. M.Do-
we'll have returnedrt Chicsgo.: -. ri
Mr.. A, F. Broody has accepted posi-
ton again at the Plankinton.> H..
80 Mrs. VIM. Reed says that che finds
her barber shop is paying Investment.
Mrs. VIM. Hargrow has been very
sick for several days with quinsy sore
throat.
Hon. w. F.. Green is frequently called
to Chicago to look after cases in the
courts there.
Miss Julia McNamee had to return
from Washington D. G.. to look after her
Investments. *'':' - ..a- . 49,.
The walters at Spring Bank will give q
cake walk for the Amusement If the
guests at the resort.
Deacon Hamilton's many friends viii.
be pleased to know that he is much i'm.
proved, being now opt Of danger.
Sir Knight James Stewart has gone to
Toledo. Ohio, where he will spend the
month of August with Mrs. Stewart. >.
Miss D. NJ. Daft of Chicago came
down on the Christopher Columbus
Sunday and dined at the 'Plankinton.
Mr.. James Cock Of ST. Louis, is in tho
city and can be found at the Plankinton.
Mr.. Cook is q nephew of Mrs. Lizzie
Carr. .
Capt. Alex Saunders who went to
Chicago on the 10th and laid cold
hundred on AlgoI, IL to l shot,. has r.
turned to the city.
= Prof. Willis: Burton writes bis friends
that he is having a grand time on his
vacation up in the Northern part of the
State hunting and fishing! :v ,
Miss Lydia Hughes: supt. of st..Mrka's
Sunday School gave a. picnic at Soldiers
Home on the 21st. All the little tots
enjoyed themselves while the adults
roamed through the vast grounds.
The Rev. Geo. W. Brown, says that he
ls we'll pleased with his charge in Spring.
field Ills, and that his brother, Rev. D.
P. Brown is DUNG we'll in the East, be-
ing in charge of the largest Afro-Am-
erican Church in Albany N. Y,
Mrs. W. Neleon, Mrs. Beleford. Mr..
P. DR. Mcdowell and Mr.. Beleford have
returned from Waukesha where they
went by the way of the new Electric
Railway. They we're the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Collina while at the Sara
toga OF the west. They report q delight
full time,
Mrs. l.. Bedford gave watermelon
luncheon at her residence No. IS f. 9Th
street, in honor of Mrs. Nelson, on the
evenining of the Goth. Those present
were: Mr., A. E. Beatty, of Allensvills
KY, Mr.. P. b. Mcdowell of Chicago,
Mr.. VIM. Miller, of Madiosonville Ky.,
and TIE APPEAL Agent. All had pleas
ant time. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burrell of Chica-
go made trip to our city on the Whale
Back, They we're the guests of Mrs.
Walter Hawkins.~ Before leaving, they
gave The APPEAL Agent call and Mr..
Burrell was surprised to find that bis
old friend TIE APPEAL. man knew him
at sight as they had: not,met for nearly
thirty years. ...,~ =, is..a ..,..
Mr.. Harry Bland who went to the
City of sin to attend the -Four. hundred
Picnic and foil in, love has returned. Old
boy, it is hard to love and not to be
loved in return. You stick to tho Cream
City girl; che is all right. Those Chicago
girls will! make fellow count ties every
time. If you don't believe it inst ask J. |
NJ. Jr, he has the number OF them at his |
fingers end. 49,. .. 49,.
Mr.. J. Golfer, who has Lived at Po,q
Atkinson for thirty years and who saye
Ms is the only Afro.American family
here; cana to the Cream City q few
lays ago and invited the Afro-Americans
o come out to bis place and assist in a !
celebration that was to be held on the |
th. inst: Hon. W.. T. Green RIB.
montgomery, A. G. BurRett and Youne's |
Forty Blacks went out and took part in |
be celebration. All who went say they
ad grand time and are we'll pleased
nth the treatment they received while
here. How many families can be found /
color who have lived for thirty long
ears in small township with not