The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-06-24
MIIIW .AUKEE.
THE CREAM CITY OF THELAKRa
AND IT'S FOLKS.
items OF All Sorts Gathered Together By
Our Ubiquitous Reporter and Served mp
in Dainty etyle for the Dedication OF
Ou1 Readers.

Mr.. Jessie Parker of South Bend was
in the city for day.
Mrs. R. II. Anderson Of Racine was in
the city for dAy or 80.
Mrs. r. H. Anderson hiss gone in the
swine and poultry business.
Mr.. G. w. Bland who hiss been on the
sick list, is able to be out again.
Mr.. Edward Kemp who has been on
the sick list for two weeks is convalesceut.
Mr.. r. B. Montgomery Of the Advo-
cate has been excluded from the mem
bership of Salem Baptist Church.
[1Mr. and Mrs.. VIM. Pleasant have
moved to 427 Chestnut street, where
they will be pleased to have their friends
call. ~"
Children's day was duly observed at
st. Marks A. M. E. Church last Sunday
by the Sunday School under the direct
ion Of Miss Lydia Hughes, Superinten
dent.
Mr.. T. Bond Of Nashville, Tenn, is In
the city on visit. He is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. Fowler while in the
city. Mr., Bonds families are one Of
the wealthiest families in Tenn.
Nh. Harry Brown, con of the Rev. W.
II. Brown OF South Bend Ind, and at
one time pastor of St. Mark Church of
this city, and founder of the Mason's or
der of this city, is in the city and has &C
cepted position at the Plankinton.
The W Wisconsin Illinois district of the
Colored Evangelist Methodist Church
has accepted the invitation of the Rev
Joseph A. Jackson, pastor of the Bay
View mission, to holo it's annual confer-
ence here. Bishop VIM. Dowdy, form
~ Of this city is expected to be present
The Choir of Salem Baptist Church
has been re organized with christian
rily and is under the supervision Of Mrs.
Edward Blackwell! of 7.h street who is
culturer musician and devout church
worker, and in every way quite able to
perform the duties she has underts ken.
The broken down would-be dudes,
who have spent their money attending
so cents jim crow cake-walks all winter,
think that frat class hall can be rent
ed, and other expenses thrown in, and
then people can beadmitted for nothing;
are sadly mist ken. The prices are what
make thing fret class. We would ad-
wise those disgruntled sports to save
their dimes for their former choice. az
they can only trot in one class at time.
Mr.. Walter Calt1ight became angry
because he lo.t his position at tho Plank
inton, and became envolved IN angry
words with Capt; c. ]. White, whereup-
on he dealt the Capt. blow upon the
jaw. The Capt. did not imemdiatly re-
sent it, but armed himself later with his
battle Ak and laid in wait for his ss:ail-
ent in the basement. When he appear
ed the Capt. made such an example of
him, that it will be acold day before any
other of bis men will want to do battle
with him, as the Capt. has PHILIPPINE
blood in bis veins.
Don't forget the Holyrood Command
airy entertainment at Lincoln Hall on 9Th
street near Grand Ave-, on the Goth inst.
All the four hundred from Racine.
Kenosha and throug bout the state will
be present. Addresses will be delivered
BY Prof. VIM. H. Harrison of Nashville,
Tenn; Hon. R. E. Moore of Chicago; A.
E. Beatty and VIM. Miller of Berea KY;
and the Hon. VIM. T.. Green, who vii
be the orator OF the evening. Some of
the ladies have kindly consented to take
an active part. Don'tmies it, as this will
be the only bon ton affair of the season
Music by Pref. Dryfuks' full string band.
Dear GIRLS. don't mics it, as this is your