The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-06-03
MILWAUKEE,.
The CREAM CITY OF THELAkRa
AND ITS FOLKS.

The CREAM CITY OF THE LAkRQ
AND ITS FoLfs-
items OF all Sorts Gathered Together By
Our Ubiquitous Reporter and Served up
In Dainty etyle for the Dedication Of
Oul Readers.
The Salem Baptist and St. Mark
Churches were we'll attended on Memoir
ial Lay.
Mr.. Nc Moore met with very painful
accident by cutting his hand on brok-
| en- glass.
We regret to say that Mr.. and Mrs.
John Peoples little daughter is seriously
i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. R. 81. Anderson las gone to Chi
cago where he expects to get position
on the road as conductor.
Mr.. Sam Banks keeps the most up to
date barber shop for Afro-Americane in
! the city. One should not fail to give
him call. ...... -.."
Mr.. Joseph Bask erville, better known
az Rabbit, has baen successful in obtain.
ing q position as waiter in Mrs. Ellsy's
Boarding House. ~, -
The following named gentlemen were
called upon to make q few remarke.
Namely Mr.. W. E. CLANCY, of the Sold
iers Home: Capt. J. B. Buford and J. J.
Miles. @-;
Mr.. Littletor Jones, of Chicago was in
the city few days ago. visiting some OF
his many friends. Mr.. Jones has charge
of buffet car between Chicago and
Waukeshaw.
|. Mr.. W.T.. Green, s. II. Minor and L
II. Palmer failed to attend memorial
Services, as these Orators were the
speakers of the evening all present we're
very much disappointed.
Mr.. Isaac johnson of the Soldiers
Home has returned from Chicago where
he went to dispose Of his o 9. Himself
and wife sold them to his step son. He
reports p eesant time visit.
Mr.. VIM. Martin, Mr.. Ga1nett Kinner,
Mr.. Lindsay Howard AMI Mr.. r. H. An
derson have resigned Their positions at
the .Plankinton, and will turn their at
tention towards other persuits. :
Mr.. Richard Reed writes from Phila-
delphia Pa, that he is well pleased with
the Quaker City, and that he was success
eful in obtaining very lucrative posit-
ion as clerk in wholesale house.
The Young bloods of the city gave a
reception at the residence of Mr.. J.J.
Miles Jr. 4Os Wells Street in honor OF
Misc Marion Berry and Miss Della Brown
The following is the menu;
. Bullion en- Tasse
Baked white fish Italinne, Potatoes Duchess
Fresh Mushrooms on Toast
Quail sur Canape, French Peas
Combination Salad
Strawberries Ia Mode =.
,,...... ...- Demi Tasse
Mr.. Henry Danials of Chicago, was in
toe city for few hours smiling on the
fair eek. Mr.. Danials is quite fsvorite
among the ladies where ever be goes.
As he is we'll up in vocal music which
catches the dear girls.
Prof William Harrison's many friends
will be glad to learn that he has been
appointed to teach vocal music and mat
hemstics at Roger Williams University
Nashville Tenn, this fall. We congratu-
late Mr.. Harrison upon the. high honor
conferred upon him.. =
The Christian Endeavor Society has
cleaned out the church 80 as to make it
preeentable and those who are taking =
part in the work sre:. Mre. R. Cant,
Mre:W. A. Cam Miss Liddie Hughes,
Miss Lottie Hughes, Mrs. s. Tate, Mr..
L. Hughes committee.
Mr.. Jerry Isbell has returned from
Chicago where he went to visit Mrs. Is
bell who is in one of the hospitals, hay
ing gone there to have an operation per-
formed. Mr.. Isbell claims that the op-
grafton was successful, che having rs
gall stones removed from Ger. The doc
tors say that there are several remaining
and wish to remove them also, but he is
doubtful Of her strength to hold another
operation. ..
Some ungrateful person poisoned Prof.
E. Williams trick dog. It was the onlv
Russian poodle in the city. The Prof.
refused 500 fer him only afsw days ago.
Curley was well known 10 the circus 90
ere throughout the state, as be was the
only trick dog that could play the piano
by note. and as good game of draw
poker as the Prof himself. He was de-
voted to children. The Prof. will never
forgive the careless servant girl who let
the dog out int, the street. .
To much credit can not be given Prof.
s. A. Robinson for his untiriDg patriot
ism towards our heroes in the Civil War.
If it had not been for those 100000 brave
men come of US today would be in the
cotton field or hiding behind some rock
in Canada. And yet some of those same
men don't care enough for what those
men went through that they might have
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