The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-12-30
II.WAJJKEE.
11E CREAM CITY OF THELAkre
AND ITS FoLk~.
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Our Ubiquitous Rsporter and Served Up
IN Dainty style for the Dslectat,oa .,
tlul Readers.

N Dainty style for the Dslsctat,oa 8.
Ouz Readers.
Mr.. and Mrs T. F. Flower are spend
ing the holidsy'sin Chicago.
Mr.. Louis Hughes of Williamsburgh
has gone into the fnrrier business.
For tho first time in several Years the
Masons failed to OBJ erye st. johns day,
Dec. o..
Raetime Willie will lead the grand
march at the ladies charity ball which
will be given at Kaiser's Hall, Jan. l, 1900
Miss Efie Taylor, beloved daughter Of
Mr.: and Mrs. B. r. Taylor of No..4O E.
Eighth 81. died Dec. 22nd. aged 20 years
and seven months.
Mr. j. M. Turner Of Batavia, I'LL, il
in the city, to spend the holidays. He
ls the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Miles
No. 4O8 Wells street while in the city.
Persons visiting the Cream City will
find nice hotel st Al Eighth St. Mr..
snd Mrs. Lee do everything in their
power to make things pleasant for their
guests:
Mr.. White head Of the humane society
gave Mr.. Lawson the reg dealer orders to
ehoot his horse because it WIS not in
condition to work or even be seen upon
the streets.
Mr.. j. j. Miles and family presented
attorney w. T. Green eight volumes of
Won Holsts Political and Constitutional
History of the United States, as Christ
mas present.
Miss Matte J. johnson of Chicago has
been appointed general agent for the
state Of Wisconsin for the Hazel Pure
Food Co. We congratulate Miss John
con. She is q credit to her sex and race
Col. L..H. Palmer has gone South to
snend the holidays. It is 1umered that
the Colonel will lead one of the fairest
daughters of Nashville 10 the altar. Col.
Palmer has passed the ha.f ce injury mile
pot. ~ :, .t>.
Mr.. James Eoglish of Minneapolis,
MIMI, stopped in Milwaukee when on
bis wsy to Nashville, to visit his old
friends. Mr.. English says that the
Twin Cities are we'll pleased with the
Cream City news.
Relative and friends NET Sunday a.
ternoon to pay their laet respects to Mics
Effie Taylor whose funeral to k place
that dsy. Rev. R. Knight conducted
the very impressive services. The en-
p]oye Is If tie Plsnkinton House sent a
very handsome pillow Of flowers. Mr..
Alexander Bailey of ST. Louis, father of
Mrs. Taylor came up to atterd the fune
raj. The inteIment was at Forest Hcme
Ceme'a'y. The following were the pal!
bea, ers: G. II. Bland, g. Kiuner, w.
Good man, w. Hawkins. w. J. Miles and
9. Kemp.
The executive committee of the Afro
American Council is meeting with great
success at tie hands of gene rous mem
bers OF the race who believe in civil
rights. Taey occasi ,nally run across
disgrnntled one but that is to be expect
ed. We know that there were such
men as F. Gillespie and b. Plat aud
that they were race defenders. The
Council has taken up the work where
thrFe two race defenders left off. So one
can ee that we a not depending upon
hob es and carpet bsglers who have
drifted into our state within the iaet few
years.
At meeting Of the walters of the
Plankinton Hotel the following resolu-
tions were adopted: Whereas, it has
pleased our Heavenly Father to call Miss
Eh6e Taylor the eldest daughter of Mr..
BENJAMIN Taylor who is our friend and
brother. Resolved. that we cordially
experts our sympathy to him and his
family in their bereavement and COM
mending them to Him who gave himself
a ransom for all mankind and assuring
them with confidence born of faith that
when summond we shall join our friends
gathered on the other shore.
J.J. Miles
Gilbert Hamilton Geo Bland.
Committee