The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-08-26
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THE CREAM CITY oFTIIEL AkRz
AND ITS Folks.


Our ubiquitous RopOrto1 1nd Served up
In Dainty style Tor tho .Dslsetation Of
Our Readers. 81 III
Elder Gaines of Chicago was in the
city.
Mr.. B. +. Z. Taylor spent few days
at Waukesha. He reports . jolly time
Rev. Higgins is preparing to 60 to the
Conferences which will be held on the
9th of Sept.
Mr.. L. II. Palmer has returned from
Chicago where be went to attend the
ladies gathering.
Mrs. Calvin Johneon Of Columbus O.,
is in the city visiting her son Mr.. Robt.
Johnson Of 10TH street.
Mrs. G. Wright Of Chicago is in the
city and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. w. Bland 34s-5th street.
Mr.. W. H. Brown, Mr.. C. White and
Rev. Butter of Racine were circulating
among their friends last Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Jas. Higgins will leave
for the Conference Sept. 9Th which
meets at Bethel Church Chicago Sept.
9Th.
Mr.. W. E. Turner and daughter who
have been stopping at the Hotel Har-
grow, have returned to their home in
Chicago.
MI. j. j. Miles sent the Rev. G.. W.
Muggsge of Fond Du Lac Wis. es his
proxy to-. tho Affo-American Council
held in Chicago last week: iss :. !. s:s-...s
Mr.. VIM Davis returned from Chicago
where he was in attendance 1t the Con-
clave, looking:happy and bright after his
visit. He announces pleasant trip.
~ 1ssa52i;&A 81 $40. aSfFf, ~ -i:!. q,
MI. Dans6eld: Day, after spending .
mo,ths4vilit to: his parents: in Jackeon
Miss. hes returned, he reports spless-
ant time among the fields Of yellow corn
The members of Widow, Son Lodge rs
4. F. and A.. M. gave q reception at
their: hall in honor Of Rev. w. H. Brown
ON his departure home. All present
had delightful time. 49,. -. -.
Friday evening Aug. 18th. the Racine
Mission of which Rev. d. E.. Butler is
pastor rendered P. E., G.. w. Gains a
grand reception in, the Church Parlors
Rev. Hi gins and VITA were present.
The Young Mems Social Club has been
cordially invited to hold it's next CESS
ion at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs:
Edward Blackwell 348-7th street. The
invitation was accepted with pleasure.
Thursday evening Aug. 31st farwell
reception and entertainment will be
rendered Rev. Jas. Higgins of St. Marks
A. NJ. E. Church. An excellent prog
ram has been prepared. Balance due
on ministers salary $3.50. 49,.
The following article that appeared in
the Chicago World on the 9TH inst. writ
ten: by Mr.. j. W.. Jones caused head
walters who carry on what is mentioned
in it. a great deal Of worry. We are in
hopes that the convention will drum all
such men out of business.
The outing rendered to the children Of
Salem Baptist Sunday School at White
Bay Saturday Aug 10Th was grand sue.
cess. Luncheon, ferris wheeling, Praise
Service and fishing was the order of
the day.. Master Carey Miles was among
the invited guests and reports a good
time. -. 81 p.
On the 20 Of Sept. the head walters
will hold their convention in Chicago.
Delegates WILDE present from all over
the. United States. We look, for a hot
time as most head walters are high roll
lers who know whet living is, and moth
ing can come, to high for them in the
wsy ofgood living.
FssAa gentleman of. the, crust of society
called to take lady residing on Dewey
Ave, to one ufthe parks. He was dress
ed in q crash suit. and when after going
Iaequare or two from the lady's home,
she noticed by the glare of the electric
light that the suit was, IN her opinion,
too much onSthe, dude order. :Sbe be-
lieved i to be q bathing suit; and turn
ing around proceeded to return home,
leaving the gentleman on the corner.
'all by his lonely
| Some Of our pc ople have vast deal OF
love for the race when it. c omes to posit-.
ions and honoIs:s but come, thog same
people who, pref and they went to Chica-
In behalf Of theirrece; on returning,
home refuPed to move ina house be-
cause an Afro-American lived next door,
They would rather stick themselves
among white neighbors WHARF they ira
very unwe' come. We will never be q;
racs until, We set this class Of peop' 81
aside, and not let them use M for q:
too.
The Executive Committee of the Afro.
American.I.esRue sent Mrs Mary Church
Terrill q telegram of congratulation in,
behalf ofthe Affo-Americans Of Wlscon-
sin, upon her reelection as president Of
the Ladies' League. We deem it the
proper thing for the society in e-elect-
ing such an aniable and able leader.
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