The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-12-10
MlILW AUKEE.

In Dainty Style for the Dedication Of
Our Readers.
Mr.. McMoore Is on the sick liet,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson's lite child is
very ill.
The Plankinton Bo Wing Alley opened
the Bird inst. It is the finest of its kind
. in the city.
Prof. f. Williams is In the city to re-
main this winter. He will take q course
in the Milwaukee Medical College.
MI. and Mr.. Lewis Hughes celebrated
their 40th wedding anniversary on Nov.
30tb. The following is Mr.. Hughes
statement of his married life.
Mr., VIM. Hughes will open a bak Try
at 1924 Wells street. We trust that he
will meet with success and that our
people will patroniz, him as he is worthy
CT our support.
Mr.. Cal. Wilson's many friends in the
, Cream City were glad to now that he
has been appointed head waiter the
Great Northern Restaurant in Chicago.
We wish Mr.. Wilson success. ~
The Paost Company has elected Mr..
Butts from his saloon for debt and
turned the place over 10 Mr., Jas. l..
Gaines, who will close the Klondike and
open next door, where he will be pleased
to see his many friends.
Mr.. L. H. Palmer expec:s t, take q
trip South to visit relatives and friends.
lie expects to be absent from tie civ
several weeks. It is 1umored around
t'af the Colonel will not return single
Dut will bring better half with him.
The Consistories tn, oughout the state
were IN convention last week in this
city. Tney conferred egress on a
class OF 81 at $4,000 per man. Fifty
llIustrlous Sirs came up from Indlanapo-
hs, Ind, to visit the Milwaukee Consis-
tory.
Mr.. Moore Of South Milwaukee
clipped with Miss Whartel white, and
was married by the Rev. James Higgins
lt created quite a sensation in that part
OF the city, owing to her pa1en being
we'll to DO. The f4ther followed them
and had them hrres ed, but as shs was
OF age the C urt was pc verless.
One should no; look for flaws while
passing through this life, and even when
they lind them, it is wise and kinb to be
somewhat bind, and look for the virtue
behind them. The old saying is, That
the darkest night has hint of light
somewhere in It's sbadops hiding; it is
better far to look for sar, than for
spoIs Upon ones character.
Little Willis, the 6 year old child of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pleasant, met With a
very sad accident on the 28th. He had
been sent on an GRAND and, in crossing
the street ct 9Th and State, was1un down
by an electric Car. His body WIS very
badly mu1ila.ed. He was inferred in
Quincy, Ills. The. family have our
deepest sympathy in their b,reave-
ment.
Mr.. L. II. Palmer has received an
answer from Gov. Scof1eld in reply to his
petition, through his secretary. Mr.
Anderson. It contains the same old
tale IS former ones, that he 1.-THE Gov J
did not have anything at present; after
which the petition will find its way to
the waists basket to slunber throughout
the term of lis natural life. And when
election time comes again, they will
honey up aud tell you "what We have
done," which is simply nothing.
We the Afro-Americans of the
Cream City congratulate Mr.. and Mrs
Hug hes on their long term of happiness
and trust chat they may live 10 celebrate
their golden wedding. How many
women of today will live happy with
the same husband Tor forty years? Two
thirds Of the women Of today want new
husband every forty days. They are
not made of the same com position as our
dear Old girls of forty odd years ago.
Some of the prominent Afro-Ameri-
cans came together and appointed Il
committee to draw up q memorial and
present it to Mr.. VIM. Plankinton for
his kindness in giving our people en-
p]oyment. Hon. w. T. Green, s. A..
Robinson, and L. H. Palmer were
named on the committee. They called
on Mr.. Plankiutoa and were cordially
received. Afssr presenting the memoir
al the committee asked Mr.. Plankinton
to give our people employ ment in his
cafe when completed. Mr.. Plankioton
replizd that he had not yet decided
what kind Of help he would put in the
cafe, but that ne would take the matter
under confederation.
The police made raid on the Klon-
dix saloon, but the biggest Thing in
sight to pull was the bank Toll Of
$4,000. When the clrliage backed up
to the door and Mr.. j. l.. Gains and
three OF his guests were invited to take
ride, be rus up the $4,000 as security
tor their nppe rance and returned into.
his place of business. When the case
was called, it was postponed, as th.
court could not understand Why the
police saoald pull private game of
poker while the Tiger was running at
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