The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-05-27

Mr.. Henry Bland has Ielaps and is
now ve:y sick. ..
Mrs. R. II. Anderson viii leave next
month for her country home.
Prof. end Mrs. William Harrison will
spend the Summer in the Cream City.
J.,J. Miles competed his 23rd year as
an officer at the Pankinton on tie 10th.
inst.
Mr.. Geo. Harwe!l is doing rushing
business with his stand. Don't fail to
give him call.
M. Joshua Simone, late bead waiter of
the Hotel Davidson, has acce pied a posi-
ton at the Plal kinton.
Supdsy evening Msy 2stb. Memorial
night at St. Marks A.. M. E.. Church
Come and bring your f.iends.
Mrs Pearl White has arrived 10 the
city from Nashville, Tenn, and will
:epend her vacation with her father, Capt
G. J.. White. 49,.
Mr.. w. G.. Bolts writes to the APPEAL
agent f;om Havana Cuba, that he likes
that county very: well as ttere is no CO.
lor line drawn there.
Mrs. Walter Wright OF Decatur ILL.,
has joined her husband in this city.
They will re:ide tor the present, at Mr..
and Mrs. S. A. Robinsons'.
= Mr.. Walter Hawkins and son present.
ed Mrs. Hawkins with high grade Dyke
She now thinks che can make all the
feathe1-weights take the rear, az che is q
ecorcher.
Friday June End. according to the Biz
hops Proclamation of the A. M. E. Fas
and Pray Day will be observed st 3P.
at Salem Baptist Church, st S P. NJ. at
st. Marks A. M. Z. Church.
Any enc who was employed il the
Plankinton few years ago, and who
should happen to enter the Office now
would rot believe it the same place,
such change has taken place.
The entertainments given for Rev. H.g-
gins, netted him $45 90. The APPEAL
agent pledged himself to raise $22 so to-
wards the remaining $4,000, provided,
that the members and friends of the
Church raise the other $22.5O,
Mr.. A. 2. Beatty OF Berea KY, wi
spend the Summer in toe Cream CITY
Mr.. Beatty has established a grocery
tore in Clinton KY, and has put his bro
her in charge as bis manager. We wish
for Mr.. Beatty all the success possible.
Mr.. H. B. Fredwell writes that he az
trived in. Boston Mass, safe, and fou. d
Business fourishiog. He will be pleased
to have any of his Cream City friends
call on him at 70 Campton street, ehould
any of them happen to visit the Hub
City.
Sunday May 2ist NJ. and Mrs. s. A.
Robinson ZIG Wells street entertained at
dinner Rev. and Mrs. Jas. Higgins, Mrs
L'mou Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lamont
Mr.. and Mre. Geo. Band, Mr.. and MIS-
Wright and MI. G arence Lamont. The
able wac beau fully de ccrated.
May Carnival May 29-3O-31st., at St.
Marks A. NJ. E. church. Special pro-
gram each evening Monday night Child
rens proeram-Tuesdsy night Patriot c
nisht-Wednesday night Musical and
Literary Program assisted by Manhat-
tan Tr'o. Don't fail to attend.
The Ministers made such a strong
Kick, that the police were compelled to
close up all the pool rooms and skin
games. Poor families will now bs able
to get squares daily, now that hotel
men, boot-blacke, news-boys and rail-
road men will have money to burn.
Mr.. VIM, Miller will graduate from
Berea KY, in June. He will spend the
Summer in the Cream City, and in tho
Fall, will 60 to Ann Arbor Mich, where
he will study law. Mr.. Miller is self
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set up by some one, and invaribly falls
down, but zeal solid substantial young
man.
The many friends of M. B. F. Under
und will regret tc learn that be has been
confined 10 his home in Yew Nork City
mcst Of the Winter, He writes to HE
old friend Capt. J. b. Buford, that should
be or any of his old comrades visit the
city of Greater N. Y. they will find him
at ia W 3lst street, where he will he
pleased to see them.
Mrs. Julia Fowler and daughter Miss
Marion Kerry, have returned from NASH
vile Tenn. Miss Berry will spend her
vacation in the Cream City wither par
ents. The APPEAL agent bad an inter-
view in regards to her travels in the Sun
ny South. She states that while the
Afro-Americans of the South eeem to be
better off in business way, than thoee
of the North, yet she had rather be q
washer-womao here than Queen of the
South. She says that she ba, lived t.