The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-07-15
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MILW AUKEE.
THE CREAM CITY OF THELAkRo
AND IT'S FOLKS. .
items OF all Sorts Gathered Toeothee b
Our Ubiquitous Reporter and SERVED up
IN Dainty style for the .Dslsetatioa Of
Om Readers.

IN Dainty Style for the .Dslsetstioa Of
Om Readers.
Highball Geo. is on the sick list.
Mr.. Waller Hawkins is able to be out
again.
Mrs. Henry Bland is still confined to-
her bed.
Mr.. Frank Bowman epent Sunday at
Youngstown.
Capt. A. Saunders, the plunger. epen
Sunday in Chicago.
Miss A. l.. Miles writes from Chicago
that she is having delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. johnson have gone to
Kalamazoo, Mich, to spend their vaca-
ton. st
Mr.. Walter Wright has resigned his
position at the Plankinton and gone to
Chicago.
Mrs. R. n. Anderson of Racine was in
the city for day and dined at the
Plankinton.
Rev Jas. Higgins will give an old time
Southern barbecue at Shooting Park
some time in Aug.
The Manuel brothers came up from
Chicago and took their brothers remains
east for interment.
Prof Willis Burton will tour the South
in behalf of the Press Club. Mr. Robt.
Cant will fill his position while gone.
Miss Clara and Rachel Black have re-
turned TO their Oshkosh home after
spending pleasant visit in the Cream
City. F. =,
The ladies of the Silk Stot king Club
will picnic at Waukesha Beach. Only
thofe in possession of such goods will be
admitted. 80
Mr.. J. J. Miles entertained Miss Lii
an Morris, Miss Clara and Rachel Black
and Miss Lou Minor at luncheon at tine
Plsnkinton. ri
The Cream City people who will at
tend the Conclave of the Masonic Order,
will leave this city on Aug. 9Th, in order
to- spend Sunday in the city of Elm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prof. E. Williams enter
tanned at luncheon, the following named
persons: sNias Clara and Rache! Black,
Lillian Norris. Lou Minor, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. H. Minor, Miss Vivian Williams, Prof.
E. Williams j., and j. J. Miles. All
pr ssnt enjoyed pleasant time.
Program of Enterprise given by Holy
rood Commentary K. June 26th 1899
Invocation, Rev. James Higgins; We'll
come Address, Hon. J. ]. Mics; Music,
Orchestra; Orator Of the evening, Hon
w. T. Green; Duet, Miss Annie and
Master Cary Miles; Music. Orchestra;
Recitation, Mrs. Edward Blackwell; Ad-
drese, Mr.. A. E. Beatty; Music, Orchee-
"a; Solo, Mics M. Berry; Address, Mr..
VIM Miller; Colo, Miss L. Hooper; Mos-
ic, Orchestra; Singing, Maple Leaf Trio.
Mrs. ]. J. Miles entertained Mrs II.
Zedricks and friends at dinner, on her
departure for Chicago, atthe Plankipton.
Those present were: Mrs. H. Zedricks-
Mrs. A. L. Miles. Miss A. L. Miles, Mas
ter Cary Miles aad Mr.. Nc Moore. The
following is the menu: PURGE of green
peas, sliced tomatoes, roast spring lamb
miut. sauce. wax beans, Drowned Few
potatoes, roast yourg cbitksD, gible4
sauce, caulit1ower, lobster salad, straw
berry short cake with cream, cheese,
crackers, coffee. .'1,, -.
The following are those who sat on the
jury: A. W. Heron, J. L. Gains, S.
Banks, Geo, W. Brown, Geo: Cash and
J. J. Miles. The inquest upon the re-
mains of Walter Emanuel, who died
Monday from the effects of icjuries re-
ceived by being struck on the head by
William Crawford, YVES held at the NOR
que yesterday morning. The jury was
made up of six Afro-Americans and they
rendered tie following verdict: "We
the jury find that the said Walter Eman-
uel came to his death by blow struck
on the head by William Crawford on
July 21st. We recomend him to be
bound over to the Municipal court"
Crawford is now stthe County Jail await
ing y hearing for causing the death of
Emanuel Yes erday morning era wford
requested that he be allowed TO attend
the irqueet. This was granted, but
when the deputy sheriff placed hand-
cuffs upon his wrists he decided that be
did not want to 20 to the morpue. The
fact that he did not want 10 60 impress
ed the officials at the Jail az sign that
he would bave attempted to scspe bad
he been taken to the corone1's Office
without handouts.
The 70 lowing named persons attend
ed the Il. T. entertainment on the 26th.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Hughes, j. L. Roches-
ter E 81. Blackwell, G. Lamont, Eph.
Williamson. nv n Potter, J. J. Mics.
Mesdamee: VIM Axkins, E. w. Bland,
Sarah Tate, w. A. Carr. B. F. Taylor,
Shelton Minor, Mary Dyer, Ida johnson.
Clara par%Io EAdd;no plaoL-a1i W.