The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-06-10

: Our Ubiquitous Reporter and Served mp
In Dainty styls for the .Dslsstation Of
1 Our Readers.
Mr.. Walter Wright who has been on
the sick list is able to be out again.
Miss Marion Berry is we'll pleased
with Nashville Tenn. She says that
young ladies there have escorts to burn.
Mrs. Henry Blind who has been an
invalid for number of years, is serious
ly i'll.
The concert given out at Bay View by.
Messrs Martin and Howard vas agrand
success.
Mr.. Garnett Kinner has gone to Oma
ha Neb,, where he expects to spend the
Sumner.
Miss Lydia johnson of Cleveland is in
the city on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Lyvers Ct 9Th. street. ~ -
Mr.. H. W. Reynolds and Mr.. Go
Davis of Chicaso have come up to sample
stark's barber chop.
7 Don't forget the Holly rood Command
ary entertainment on June Goth. AL
the four-hundred will be there.
Thursday evening June 9Th. Asailor
Social vi be given at St. Marks A. NJ. E.
Church. All the friends INVITED.
Mr.. SAM Lucas played at theAlham-
bra last week, he is quite favorite
among the theatre goers of this CITY.
Mr.. J. J. Miles Jr., and Mr.. VIM.
Coo oman have returned from Chicago
where they went tospend Sunday. They
report delightful time.
Miss Van Patter who formerly resided
in the Cream City, is now a resident OF
Salt Lake City, Utah. She expects to
relurnlto this city in the fall.
Children's Day will be observed Sun
day Jul 18th. at o'clock at st. Mark
A. NJ. E. Church. Special program will
be rendered by the Sunday School.
Mr.. W. E. Page OF Roger Williams
University Nashville Tenn, is in the
city for the summer ard has accep ed a
position under Capt. C. J. White as bell
man.
Mr.sHenry Williams, Mr.. Cbae. Rob-
inson, and Mr.. Paul Slower are in the
city and can be found at the Plankinton.
Mr.. Slower is lady killer, being dude
Mr.. Williams end Mr. Robinson claim
they have been fAvorites with the fair
sex, but that they are now on the retir-
ed list.
Had the Afro-Amerlcsns prayed to
God for strength and courage to have
gon South and applied the torch, to
revenge the wrongs done cur people
there, we would have said amen. There
is moth; ng to be accomplished by praying
and preaching in this direction. The
only salvation for the black man lies in
the torch and the Winchester.
MI. &. W. Bland went to Racine Sun
day IN company with his daughter Mrs
r. II. Anderson. who will spend the
summer on a farm near Racine. 5 G
has broken up her beautiful home at l84
sth.. street, as she intends to m ks Rs'
cine her future home. We regret very
much to loee her ,as she has been very
active worker in church affairs aud other
wise. She has resided here since 1865
which, makes her an old settler.
The parents who have often :eaid that
they didn't want their sons standing be-
hind Mr.. Whitemsn's chair, would, or
passing by the Plankinton CAfe, be led
to- believe that in short time, their eont
could find no chairs to stand behind
Judging from the intelligent looking
young looking walters who may be seer
each day, and also, the young ladies who
ere employed in the Grill Room. They
will then come to the conclusion that
the white people will have all such wolk
although all other avenues are open to
them while they are shut to the Afro.
Anne tican boys. It is plain that those
parents who have toiled in the waeh-tut
to educate their children net d not worry
themselves, as the white boys, and gir.s
are to glad to etsuch work to do.
ThezMay Carnival held last week at 81
Marks "A. ME-. Church was. success
socially and financially. The following
program was rendered:
Chorus, Being them in, by the Caild
rem; Recitation, Maria Burgett; Recital
ion, Jessie Bur4ett; Recitation, Bed time
Luis Roberts; Song, Here i,a Bali fol
Baby, Isabelle Potter and Jessie Burgett
Recital on, The Travelling Monkey, Vim
cent Burgett; Recitation, Mammals little
darling, Wants Heron; Recitation
Grandma's Glaesee, Annie Miles; Song
Georgia Camp Meeting, Tudie and Crete
Mobiles; Re citation, A lesson for Mamms
Minnie Blaud; Recitation Miss Edith
helps things along, Mabel Barker; Song
Come Merry Lad, Maria B urgett; Reel
tation, Johuy's Opinion of Grandmother
Ralph Sanford Recitation German, FISH
elm Fish line, Maria Burqett and Ann,
Miles; Recitation, Do your b.st, Nor,
Young; Recitation, The Rosebuds, lisa
belle Potter, Tudie Mobiles, and J .ssi,