The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-03-11

Mr.. R.H. Anderson Of 1874 9Th Street
on the sick list.
Miss A. Z Miles, who hiss been on the
sick list is able to be out again.
Mr.. H. H. Goodman who was sick q
fsw days is again able 10 be out
Mr.. Geo. Wheeler, wno hes BEEN on
the sex list, is able to be cut again.
Mrs. Edward Blackwell, has returned
from Racine where she went on business
Mr.. A. v Rainey, who has beea 81,
win La Grippe il able to be at his post
egsin. 's''.
Mr.. William DAVIS has resigned his
posi- ion 1T Madison and Will return to
the cream City.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. Anderson have
named their Ii tie son R. II. Anderson
Jr., stead of R. L.
Mr.. J. j. Miles Jr. is attending the
Spe' ce'ian College evenings where he
VIII take bush ess c. purse.
Mrs. A. 1hitll, who was called to Chi
Gag by the death of her brother MIR.
William Monroe, has returned to the
ely.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Williams have moved
into their beautiful residence on Ninth
street, hear Wells street, v here thsy will
b ple' sad to see their mauy friends.
DR.. A. L Heron haa moved bi, Office
and reeldence to 9Th st;ee, just N. of the
Ave., where he will be pie 'sed to zee his
many friends both medically and socially
Mrs. Williams and family have return
ed from Oshkosh. She saws the Miesee
Blocks case hiss beeu called 10 twice for
trifl bu' the rink managers keep put
ting it of.
Mr.. J. L.. Gains went 10 Cincinnati 10
meet his SIS rr wht IN he has T. OF .en for
number of year,. He expects to b: ing
her 20 the Cream City wh., she will re.
main for som. time.
Mrs. JAMES Kntw!al Grand s. cre-
tary of the E s'orn Star Society, came
up fro II Chicago to vi it the "a is f the
E'tele Chapt-r. Ste Wis e vueet Of
M'e. Walter HAWKING lille in the civ
Tie Ho|yrood Commandry uill t,rn
out on Easter Sn"ag to a. end eervices
~ s. Ma ks Church. The II dies OF the
Es'e''a Chapter are co,dially irv, ed to
urn out wi the G ,mmandery Oh that
da
Miss Marion Berry wr:t-s from N4sh-
vi )e tina. she is well and deig ted With
the Sunny South. She 'ntemplates
m e it her future home, p,ovidz d she
Can f1nd some honest farmer who wants
a i'elomeet.
NJ. Red johnson who was emp'o, ed
by the Wi conf - G., trail 4. R Co., in
tneir g4neral utfices for a number of years
II seriously i'll It his home i, F. nd du
Lac. We have been inf rmed That bis
sister NJ IS Bel hnson has also gone
home on aCcou: Of illness.
Mrs. LIE .ncrA Meade nee Mason. step
dau.hter cf Capt. C. J. Wnie died
Mono ay, F~b. q, at Boise CRY, Idaho
sfter prolonged ilIess. Mr. White has
our tymyt'hy. In ler !aet breath she
expreest d Der appreciation of he XII d.
ress If her step father to her during her
life 81 e Cied surrounded by loving
1iends and i.er d. oted husband.
1t comes to us that the Advocate
mt k ss criticism on the Milwaukee COL
umn of the APPEAL. We will FAY that az
ong rs the better element are eat'sfied
With what news it contains, tht Sc who
never buy one, but by chance pick one
{ ut # some lady's work batket, should
be mors than pie :sed. Anything thew
may say is passed over as 50 much chat.
Mr.. w. 9. Chs ncy and M. I. Johnson
of the Soldi re- Home, were in the city
for day. They say that OF the tive
Thousand soldiers at the home, IL ere are
Fl teen Afro-Americars, most OF them
from Illinois. The APPEAL agent was
informed that of that number one sell
dom SO % enc Ct them in the Public Ii
barry ct the Home excepting Mr.. Chan
cy of Chicago.
Edward Morris whose ma REG to
Minnie Wertel a pertty German girl and
hi arrett for bigamy ives
the sensation of the day about Two weeks
ago, was Monday on motion or his attor-
pey, W. T. Green, released on bis own
recognizance in the police cout. Mr..
Green WAS fl m in his refusal to allow
any outs de Interference whatever In the
Csc. He says he has only contempt for
t ose who take every possible oppertuni-
ty to send business from bis door and
still .lludly proclaim themselves to be
laboring in the intert at Of tn ir race.