The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-07-22

Our Readers.
Mr.. Wm. Roach is on the eick list.
The lowe Annual Conference meets at
Bethel Church Chicago ILL.,, Sept. 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Lyvers have
moved t. 521 Wells st where they will
be pleased to see their many friends.
Mrs. J. J. Miles has returned from
Chicago where she went to accompany
her daughter Miss Annie L. Miles home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Thrills little son
died on the l1,h inst, and was buried
on the btu. The family have our Gym
patty.
The Jersey Lilly of Chicago was in
the city for day and toxin the Bay.
She was the guest of r. w. w. Hill of
Dewey Ave-, while in the city.
M,s. W. Nelson of Chicago is in the
city the guest of Mrs. NJ. Releford of r.
5th street. Mrs. Nelson IS said to be the
handsomest married lady in Chic 4go.
The Davidson Hotel has reduced it's
diniag room help to two walters, and
has discharged ils white cooks and re-
placed them with Americans for
the summer. ".&>. ..a. 49,.
The Pas or OF st. Marks A. M. E.
Church, (Rev. Higgins) is getting ready
to meet the Iowa Annual Conference,
and is collecting his dollar money and
other claims. a..
Prof. E.. Williams gave stag party
and luncheon on the 18th. inst, at his
pleasant home Sls Wells st, in honor of
his 59th birthday. All present had an
enjoyable time.
Mr. A. G. Burgett has gone into the
salo business. He has opened fine
sample room at 100 Wisconsin street
which will be known as Foley and Bar
gett's sample room.
Rev. R. G. Ransom of Bethel Church
has decla, ed himself as candidate for
lection in the Iowa Conference as
delegate to the General Conference May
1900 at Columbus, 0. -<-
r DR.. G. w. Gaines P. E. Ct the Chicago
District is also candioa,efor election to
the General Confer ence In Columbue, O.
d.. Gaines hopes to be one of the B,sh-
ops to be elected May 1900.
The 4th and last quarterly me citing for
this Conference year was held yesterday
at St. Marks A. M. E. Church. Rev.
Ere drick Myers of Chicago, was present
and preached grand sermons.
Afro-American )aborers are in great
demand in the Cream City, but oae will
find very few Aflo-Americans in this
vicinity who are wiling 10 Wo:k en- the
stress AZ our people as rule, all want
to be ministers or lawyers.
Quarterly meeting was held at St.
Marks Chutch on Sunday 16:b., iCss.
The Rev. Higgins was assisted by Rev
Myers who at one time was stationed in
the Cream City. A large congregation
was in attendance.
Remember The Rev. Higgins burles-
Que in Aug. We are in hopes that this
will be the means of raising the balance
vi the money stolen by some false prop
bet. Now is the time and shooting park
is the place, Lone other will do,
Mr.. James Stewart writes from Hyde
PAX H.tel Chicago that number of
Milwaukee men are employed there:
namely: R. II. Anderson, Camp vell,
FRESHMAN and Jas. EDgIieh. He says
that the Frog is home for the boye.
Something to find out: how is it that
some people can rsiee old glory in their
own homes while some of their family
or friends are i'll, and then GIT off9nGed
because their neighbors happen 10 laugh
within their own homes which they
have right to de-?
]. Marion Campbell, is in our city for
q few days locating agentsfor the Worlds
Bible House, of Philadelphia, be has
been with the company 6 years and has
appointed 1900 agents. He is an ener-
getic young man. and attends strictly to
business. He attended services at S..
Marks A. M. E. Church Sunday.
The APPEAL agent was entertained
unsteady by Mr.. A. Roandy in his
parlors at tue tlaakinton. Mr.. r ,undy !
is in poes ssion Of the mo elaborate |
phonograph and symphony in the city.
Both te, aad hi, wife ave vary fond of
music. Go see Mr. Roundy manipulate
the piano keys, would be surpris ng, a.
the rlps old age of 81; his touch is a. !
light as that Of q young lady's.
We notice that the following named !,
persons attended the Wilbur x Kirwin |
Opera Co. at thu Alhambra on the even
ing of the ID. b inst: Mr.. VIM. Watson,
Mics Carey Sylfax, Of Washington D. C.
Miss Lillian Mor,is and Miss Lou Minor
of Louis i lie KY; sir and M's. Prof. E.
Capt. Wm. Mil err of Maids IN
Ky. Thee were others but taey were
too near heaven to distinguished.
Mr.. W. Hil|o Of Galvestcwn, Tex has
been t,avelilg With Miss Kirwiu for q
number o.! years rs her Wallet. AS Mr.
Hill is a yonpg man Of marked ability
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