The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-02-25

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Prof. William Hawkins is able TO be-
out after siege of grip. r. $50
Mesdames B. F. s. Taylor. and ]. l..
Gains are on thezsick list. $780,
Mrs. L. Releford will 60 to Chicago on
avisit to relatives aud friends,
Mr.. Geo. Bland who has been laid up
with La Grippe, has fully recovered.
Mrs. Mesher's many friends will be
pleased to learn that she is convalescent.
MI. William Martin who has been laid
up with the grip is able to be out again
Mrs. Matte Kings many friends will
be pleased to know that ehe is convale-
scent. :. w. r.: II E~@ 3
Mr.. Bradford Nichols is lying seriously
ill at his home, 527 Wells street with
pleuro-pneumonia.
Mr.. Charles Lamont vas the whole
thing at Holamahi drag ball. He inside q
great impression among the ladies.
Mr.. W. G. Chauncey and Capt. Isaac
johnson both of the Soldiers Home were
in the city and called on 1HE APPEAL
agent. . ....=
Mrs. Charles Barker aud daughter
Mabel have returned from Terre Haute,
Ind, whore they have been visiting re-
atoms.
We noticed that the gallery at the
Bijou was we'll 6lled with Afro-Ameri-
cans on the 18th hut owing too the
height none could be distinguished.
The Yellow Kid says he did not bor-
row Mr.. Franz Bowmsn's overcost with
out his consent. At any rate some un-
grateful thief took bis overcoat from his
room.
Mr.. Jasper Johnson says he became
tired Of living on wind pudding and has
resigned bis position at the Republican
House barber chop AND returned to his
former position at the Plsnkinton.
MI. Bradford Nichols third waiter at
the Plankinton House, "a position he
held for IA years)is dead. His death
Is cad blow 10 his friends as many were
not aware of his illness. His wife has
our sympathy. a.. :, .>I::: !. 1. y.
We are glad to note that Mr., and Mrs.
Hargrow's little girl is no worse. She
holds her own in'spite Of the doctor'o
consultation. and the decision that she
could not get we'll. When doctors fail
there is stronger power in prayer.
We are sorry to note that Mrs. Adam
Brown who has been so attentive tn the
sick while in the city has returned to
her home in Chicago. We hoped thai
some of those old bachelors who hav
been boarding up their gold would have
popped the question, but the old rascsls
were two foxey. H.,
There came near being scrap at the
Valentine entertainment but the man
ager was equal to the OCCASION. n...r
She Locked the door of the church
donned her mitts and read the riot act
to the diegruntled ladies. She politely
Informed them that they did not have
sense to- pound sand if some one gave it
to them in a bag and hammer with
which to strike. She informed them
that if they would take their books and
60 to school they would find how little
hey knew. = -.
Edward Morris, 26 years of age, is un
der arrest at the county jail on charge
OF bigamy preferred by Peter Wertel, an
old settler and wel)-to-no white citizen
OF South Milwaukee. On Nov. rs Morris
and Mr.. WerteI's lS-yesr-old daughter
Minnie came to Milwaukee and we're
married by the Rev. Thomas Reed. Mr..
Wertel was greatly incenced at his daueb-
ter's action. and be came to the city at
the time, and had Morris arrested. The
girl was determined, however, to remain
with her husband, and there was moth
ing to do but to release the couple.
Morris and his bride lived in Milwaukee
for few DAYS, and then went to North
Lake, where be secured a position az
machinist at Lannon, a few miles dis
lance. going tt e,e each day and r. turn
ing at ngut to their bording house. Re-
Gently they determined to begin house.
keeping and house was rented and fur
nlsned. 1t is n W charged that Morris
has another wife in the South. f