The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-10-07
MII.W AUKEE.
THE CREAM CITY or. THELAxuo
AND ITS FoLi<r.
items OF all sorts uathersd roeeth.r by
Our Ubiquitous Reporter and Served Up
In Dainty s.yls for the Dslsetation Of

Mrs. s. B.. Minor is on the sick list.
Mr.. Edward Blackwell. is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Joseph Reed Of Chicago is in the
city and can bs found at the Plankinton,
Elder knight has returned from Bur
lIng'on Ia., where he went at er his eff
fecte.
Mr.. Jas. Cook has resigned his position
at the Plankinton and will 90 rai,-oading
again.
Miss julia Hall and Miss. Julia Thurs
ton of Batavia were in the city as guest
CT Mrs j. j. Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. T. Coates came in
from Waukesha on business and dined
at tie Plank mi on grill room.
Mrs. J. L. Gains hes returned from
Baden Springs where she went in guest
of heath. She is now the picture Of
health.
Awhile bully struck MI. Chas. Barker
beteen the eyts and he Thought Balkans
ass had kicked him with all shoes on
one foot.
Miss Marion Berry, Miss Pearl White
and MI. Theophilis Vaughn have return
cd to Roger Williams University Nash
vile Tenn.
We are sorry to mole the death Of Mr..
John Plankiuton, elder sen of Mr.. VIM
PlaI kinton; who died Oct. lst. at 10 A.
NJ. of acute typhoid fever.
What is our younger generation COM
ing to when ore of our highly educated
and most refined young ladies elopes
with a common bnss driver?
Mr.. il. Rochester has gone to Toledo
whore he will spend the winter with
Mrs. Rochester. He claims 10 have a
very fine position there awaiting him
The Rev. Joseph Jackson, pastor of a
mission in Bay View, Las gone 10 Mich,
in quest of so Afro-Ame1ican girls for.
general house work in this city with pri-
va,e families. The APPEAL agent has
guaran,e I'D places for IL ofthe,n.
Mrs. DR.. A. L. Heron presented her
husband with a Is pound con. Mo-her
and child ave doing we'll. Dr.. Johnson
claims that thu proud father has grown
several inches sirce Young Dewe, arriv-
ed. All of the doctors many friends
have called and congratulated him.
We would like to know what right the
manager OF the P6s,er Hotel has to
charge an Affo-American more money
for room ia his hotel than one of his
own race?Mr. Smith cert inly ia not Vi ed
to hotels. otherwise he could have seen
by the key-rstk that I'll the rooms were
rot occupied. He should have paid the
$50 GO aud taken a receipt for tie same;
ss it is agsirst the law of Wisconsin to
charge one man mora than another on
account of his color. We are we'll aware
that this outrage has not the approval o.
Mr.. Charles P6ster as he has ever shown
a frienoliness toward our race. This in
suit was given by soma marrow minded
employee without authority frem M.
Pfster.
The executive committee of the Afro
American League sent a letter of congra,
tuition to Mr.. OF. Williams upon his
appointment as judge. of the superior
Court. The following is his reply:
Afro-Ame,ican League,
J.Js Miles, Presldeat,
Plankinton Houee, City.
My Dear Friends
Although little
late, owing to the pressure ofmy old and
new duties, desire to express to you all
my thanks for the vary hearty congratu-
latione which you have extended. 1
tbitk you know that I am and have
been interested in your welfare both as
individuals and as citizens.
Very respectfully yours,
O.ren T. Williams.