The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-07-08

Items OF all forts Gathered Together b.
Our Ubiquitous Reporter and Served up
in Dainty Style for the Dslsetation OF
Our Readers.
Mr.. Walter Hawkins is on the tick list.
Mrs. Reynaldsis stepping at Mrs. Har-
grows.
Mrs. Butler was seriously hurt at the
power house.
Mrs. ]. B.. Day was the guest of Mrs.
Walt r Hawkins.
Mr.. R. Henderson of Chicago paid bis
many friends call.
The Arc American float won gold
medal in the parade.
Miss Minor of Louisville KY, is The
CUES: of Mrs. s. III. Minor. =.
Miss Cary Lyfax Of Washington is the
guest of Mrs John Langbee.
The mule has left the city. The po-
lice cay he is to strong to work.
Mr., D. NJ. Mcdowell of Chicago was
in the city, and called on The APPEAL
agent.
Mr.. Darsfeld Day hasgon to Jackson
Miss, to spend the summer with his
parents.
Uncle Geo. W. Bland has gone to
spend his vacation on Green's farm near
Racine. ~ ~s -
Mr.. II. J. Z,dricks has returned to
Chicago after spending a day in the
Cream City.
: Hiss Annie L. Miles accompanied her
aunt, Mrs. A. Z,dricks to Chicago where
she sill spend her vacation.
Mr.. Walter E manuel New York was
hurt very badly Tuesday night by Will.
Crawford the bucket of blood
Over $4,000 strangers visited the
Cream City during the Carnival. TIE
Piankinton fed over 5000 people daily.
Mr.. W. C.. Chauncy is in tho CT y on
furlough for 30 days, and will fill Mr.. G..
w. BANDS position at the Piar kinton
until he 1e:urns. :,.~t: - =. - -
: We were very much disappointed be-
cruise the photographer did not come to
t:ks our pictures in the grand march
according to contract.
Too much credit cannot be given Prof.
s. A.. Robinson ard CO.. T. Jones in
having their race represented in the in
dust1ial parade; otherwise we would
sti be in the rear. -.---
Miss Lillian Morris Of Lou:svi le, KY,
is in the city, the gu st Of Mrs. S. H. Mi
nor. Mis-, Morris is one Of the leading
bellies of that city and is one Of the mcst
accomplished teachers there.
Mr.. Walter Emanuel the chironodist,
| who was struck by Will Crawford on
Wed. June 28:h., died at Emergency
Hoep ital on July 3rd. Crawford has
been ar s!ed and will be held for MUIR
| der.
Mr.. Jasper John: on came down from
Linden to the Carnival, and has gone to
Teledo to psy visit to his fami y, Jas
FER old Toy, you lad better stay with
your family, as singing is poor pay, as
you are back number. Young blood
is what takee, now days.
The Carnival of 1899 is now matter
of history an, ended in blaze of glory
and admitted to have been one of the
greatest sffairs Of its kind, ever held in
this county, and The fact that we as
Afro-AmeIican Citize1s of Milwaukee
took first prize in the parade We took
part in fills the hearts OF us all.
Mis- Naomi Hooper is one of tie I'm
est singers in the city. IF one had pse-
sed Lincoln Hall on the night of the en-
tertair me Mt, and heard her voice they
would have been led to believe it was .
nigttengale irsteed Of q young lady.
With proper training, in courte of time,
Miss Hooper would have few equals.
Misses Sally Williams and Villa Sam
uels of Madison, and Mamie Green Of
Lancaster Wis, visited the Cream City
and were the guests Of Mrs. E. Carr
through the Carnival week. They we're
called .on by Mrs. B. =. L. Taylor and
daughters and were highly entertained
by Mrs. Carr aud the Plantation House
,Boye, to Wit: Messrs Cox. Davis, Mil
Ter, McMoore, Brown, and Miles il.
TIE l-dies left perfectly de,gh' ed with
Milwaukee, and Milwaukee people.
The Holyrood Commandary entertain
ment given at Lincoln Hallon June 26th.
was 4 grand affair. All the elite of ths
city were in attendance and enjoyed
th. mselves hughly. Sir Knights in uni-
form, we're as follows: ]. ]. hi. es; J. B.
Bufore Logan Davis; z. Green; E. Wise
w. T. Green; 81. Wall and E. Williams.
Af.er the program came the grand march
led by the Commentary, Cep.. Lcgan
Davis in command. Dancing was then
in order which lasted until the small
hours of the morning. The Sir knights /
through their Eminent Commander wish
to thank those who % kindly gave their
assistance With the program and also to
the gene rous public for their patronage
= On June 18Th. pubic mes ting was
oallod al 212 Wis 4sfroef "a oone;do, -