The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-11-04
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THE CREAM CITY OF THE LAKRas
AND ITS FOLKS.
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Our Ubiquitous Rs2orter and Served ND
IN Dainty s.yls for the Dslsetatson .,
OuI Readers.

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MI, Geo. Campbell is laid mp with q spralned
back.
Mr.. y. \. Chopper Of Chicago was in the city
visiting old friends.
Mrs. VIM Pleasant is home again from an ex-
tended visit to relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Jones wac called tc Gallatin Tex
to the sick bed OF her father.
st. Mark Church held quarterly meeting Sunday
which was largely attended
Mr.. VIM Plankinton gave his check for 81, 900
towards the Democratic Convention.
Mr.. James Rhodes ana W. Kenney Of Chicago
aye IN the city and can be found at the Plankinton
Mrs. s. A. Matthews gave luncheon in horo
OF her husbands return from Columbus O.. only ar
few friends were Invited all present had delight
full tlme.a
Mr.. r. G. johnson, the popular head waiter o
the Lexington Hotel Chicago, and Nj. J. J. Mile
Dr., came up to our city and were che guests Of J.
J, Miles while in the city.
Mr.. w. b. Davis took run out to waukesha to
spend the evening with his best girl. He reports
q jolly good time. We would not be surprised to
hear the sweet chimes of wedding bells at any
time in the near future.
Messrs Ray and Richard Reed, write from Phil
adelphia Pa, that they have good positions and
are well pleased with the East, They advise all
young men OF ability to 20 East and Iot West, q
things have changed since the days of Horac
Greedy. -
One OF the benefits of the Head-waiters Society
is that when one is in need of walters he sends to
the secy.. Of the society and walters are sent t
him, endorsed by the the secy.. and having reco
mendations signed by the president of the society
Mr.. r. C. Johnson
We miss Rec. Higgins and his good wife, TO
now, no one seems to have the fore-thought :
furnish any church news for publication. How
can your entertainments be success, unless they
are advertised? One must remember the press is
mightier than the pulpit. t
Prof. E. Williams has returned from Chicago
where he went to the sick bed of his brother Mr.
John Williams the popular policeman, who met
with very painful accident from a fall. Mr.
Williams was standing on porch and his weight
being 23O lbs, the structure gave way, landing
him Is feet below on his head. At one time Dr.
Williams thought his neck was broken, but he is
considered now out Of all danger
Miss NJ. j. johnson. the travelling Gales. lady Of
Siegel and Cooper, Chicago, has returned from
Waukesha, where she has been demonstrating the
quality Of her goods for several days. She says
she met with great success while in the Spring
City; selling several hundred dollars worth of
cereals With such success to her credit her firm
liable to make her general agent in This state.
fore the firm has had white ladies as agents
in this city but Miss johnson has sold more goods
since she came here than all the others combined.
She is thinking of putting three or four Afro
American ladies on the road, provided she can get
ther right kind. One who is drummer, must be q
good talker and have pleanty Of cheek. They
must kick at their own shadows if they can't find
any thing to kick at in the hotels where they are
stopping. ~
"A great many of DR.. Herron's friends will be
surprised to learn that oar little doctor is dead
game sport. OF course those who; knew that he
was born in the Lohe Star state knew also that he
was dead shot. TO cut the story short. on
little friend got to dreaming of Iexas and few
Sundays ago went out into the country in quest
game. After going from the city about 80 miles
he took to the fields The first thing he ran across
was large tom cat which he mistook for SOUR
rel. He next came upon j lot of coach buffins :;
hen saw large object which he thought was the
ather of all rabbits. After he had shot the hon
est old farmers chickens for prairie chickens
cats for squirrels and a mule for arabbit, it was
more than the farmers could stand; they took him
to bea Boer from the Transvaal, but after the
little doctor explained himself and paid for all the
damage ne had done, they thought it only one
the doctors mistakes. The good farmers then
went into the wood and shot ONE very fine game
and gave it to our worthy doctor and sent hin:
home rejoicing. We would not havo been any the
wiser had not the Nimrod taken DR.. johnson into
the secret. which of course was to good to be kept
The APPEAL agent was sent for, but he guarantee
the doctor thatit will end here, as he is Statistic
that the little Nimrod is not particular at what
shoots. r.: ~. ~