The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-12-09

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In osinty Style for the D.a.es.tsoa
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Mr.. G.. W. Bland of 9Th street is able
to be out sgain- S s.
Mr.. Edward Alexander is seriously iii
at his residences.
Mr.. F. Flower OF Dewey .-avonue spent
Thanksgiving in Chicago.
Mr.. scott White of Chicago is in the
city and may be found at the Pankinton.
Prof. Geo. Cash has organized pig
foot quartet which will be known as
Cash's Club.
Nj. Matt Craig of Waukesha, is In the
city locking for match WITH come
heavy weight.
Mr.. G. winston has gone to S.. L ,uis,
Mo-, to claim small foltuue which was
left by relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus Harris of Chit
caeo are in the city the guests of MIR.
and Mr.. s. A. Matthews.
Miss Matte Johneoa has +. turned to
the city and is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
S. A. Robinson, 7l6 Wells St.
St. Marks church bazaar netted $l27.
60 for which the ladies return their
thanks to generous pubic. .s.,s {.
Mr.. John Mitchell who fell ,'own the
elevator and was figured is able to re-
sumo work at the Plankinton.
Mr.. Joseph Jones and M. Wil,i,m
Gains, have gone to Denver. Colo.
where they have accepted positions at
the Hotel Albany.
The executive committee of the Afro.
American Council has sent marked
copies of The APPEAL. containing our
resolutions to every minister of promi-
hence in the city, as the daily papers re-
fused to publish them.
Miss Ida Johrs,n, who has been
spending several months in tbs city ba
returned to her home in Clevelands
Ohio. She was the CUES: of Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Lyyers while in the city.
Mr.. T. X has our sympathy during her
absence. Z +
Mr.. Lottle Butler and Laura John
son engaged in a quarrel st t 9 formers
dwelling, $40 Wells s.. ard as a result
Mrs. Butler ia now at the Emergency
hospital nursing bruised head and arm
Ihe johnson woman used b seb IL bat
on Mrs. Fuller. /..~
Mr.. and Mrs. $. A. Har,is gave a re-
cepeion at her pleasant home 539 Jeffsr-
soo s rect, in honor of Mre. Adolphus
Harris just prior to her depqr,ur for her
home IN. Chicago. Mesdames Will
Hughes, T. M. Flower and W. Hawkins
assisted Only the otit9 were invited.
All present had delightful timo.
Tho men's Sunday Cub was organized:
at st. Marks A. M. +. Church, Sunday
afternoon. The following off ers we're
elected: President-Walter FL Hawk
lbs; Vlc' Presidents. L. March Sec :.
tary-S. M. Minor; Asst. ,cretary-Wm
l.. haW kline; Treasurer-J. B. Buford:
Board OF Directors-W. T. Green, c. A
johnson ard l. H. Palmer The obiec:
Of the G uo is to discuss topics OF iu,e,e est
= to the Afr, -Americane. j
number o: peop'e of both rec "a tried
to induce The APPEAL agen. to employ a
white l,wyer in his civil rights case
Nothing could induce the plaintiff to dis.
ptee of bis present attorney, as he is an
able lawyer. He has folio we'd in the
wake OF Hon. Matt. Carpenter, Hon.
John G.. spooner and other mon OF uo,e
We will not need any assistance of those
who favor white attorney. Hon, w
L. Green has never lost case for The
plaintiff. -'s.s IS -
No color line at the Plankint ,n,-Mr
scribner gave Thanksgiving dinner in
honor his troupe which was nlayinp
at the Star theatre. H. ordered c)ve,s
lad to- rs. They were in the m ain dir
ing hall and it was beautifully decorat I'd
with cat flowers and emilax. We notic-
cd among the pa. ty Mr.. anu Mrs Hoo
ley Grant who were me m bers of the com-
pany. 1t goes to show the cheap hotels
are the only places thet draw the color
line. Fi,st class places draw the lin. on
charsc er only.
The Milwaukee Bantam and D .nver
Wonder fought a ten round bout Thanks
giving at the corner of 3rd and Grand
avenue for stake of two Gems with a
side bet of five and costs taken by .Jndoe
Kneela nd- Up to the. 3sd round the
Wonder knocked the bpntam over Tho
ropes, through the ropes and unde : the
ropes, but in the h round, the Bantam
freed himee'f from his overcoat ard thu.
1,00o spectators who stood D ,ssiye and
looK'd oa. thought the BROOKLYN had
come into Milwauk B and 5tnrned
loose her rapid firing guus. Then the
Bants m had everything his own say nm M
til Chief lemons private carriage ar.
rived on the scene and took the combat.
antsto their DIRE sing rooms. Col. Lonnv
John acted ss1ef.ree and ava cded the
light to Bantam on points.
"Wednesday evening Nov, 3Orh. The
Y. Al. l. 8. Club gave Their fir-t rhauks-
giving b ] a. Kais,r's Hell, PCS Fourth