The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-11-18
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Our ubiquitous Reporter and served MP
In Dainty Style for the Dslsctation Of
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- OeADnsy syn EAOS tAo NeAOctStl0n OF
Ou1 Readers. ~
Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton is on the sick
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Mr.. Frank Bowman is lying very Ill ct.
his home down in Young's alley. rs
The literary society meets every
Thursday evening at st. Marks Church.
Mr. VIM Miller play ed the part of coal
oil Johnyat the Bazaar. He had penn
iesto burn.
Miss Lydia Hughes is confined to hers
bed by nervous prostlation brought on
by over work.
Mr.. Walter Reve's posed az the Black
Patti during the fair, and Mrs. L.sRelt-
ford, es Jennie Lind.
Mrs.. Jones writes to her husband
that her father is still in precarious
condition with pneumonia.
Mr.. Will ,Dangerield has returned
from the Woody West and says the
Cream City is good enough for him.
Mrs. VIM Hughes has gone to Indiana
where she will join her husband. We
are very sorry to lose our respectable CT
tiZen. /
Miss Marion Berry rites from Roger
= Williams University that she has been
1ndisposed, but that she has now resum-
ed her studies. -. =
Dom Paul will give thu first chilling
supper and cake walk ofthe season on
the 25th inst. at Harvey Smiths. al
the demomonds are invited.
Mrs. W. Kinney came up from Chica-,
90 to this city to join her husband. They
will reside at 184-8th street, where they
will DO pleased to meet the good citizens
of the Cream City. 'S'N" r.
Mr.. D.. D.;Rogers took the, rat of a
cheap sport, as he did not turn loose
that which he did not possess Hereaf-5
ter the ladies Of tina Cream City will con-
sider him az such. ~
Mrs. Is. A. Robineon, in behalf of the
ladies and members OF St. Mark Church.
wishes to return her thanks 10 the Yener-
ouS friends who assisted thsm in the b.
zaar which proved 20 be financial sue
cess.
Mr.. Robe johnson who has been
come cted with, the st. Paul road fol
number of years, has accepted a position
in Msrquet Mich !, where he will rake
charge of q private Car. Mr.. johnson
will move his family to that city, where
they will reside in the future. H.. ., H
Mr.. S. Emanuel and Mrs. Walter
Emanuel Of Chicago, brother and wife of
Mr.. Walter Emanuel who met his death
at the hands o: Willie Crawford last July
are in the city attending the latter's trial
for murder. They are stopping at-Mr 4
end Mrs. WIN d. Hargrow's> 1914 ST
The Bazaar c. mmittes Tor St. Marks
church wishes TO thank all who in any
way, assisted it 10 it's labors and also all
who took part in the program especially
Mrs. E. Brunette by who's e faithful efforts
the concert was such a great success, also
Mrs. M. M. Releford and Mr.. Walter
Revels who were SO Jealous in their work
under ouch trying circumstances. The
also desires to thank the loyal
people fol- their presence.
The program at st. Mark Tuesday was
as follows: Overture, Prof. Lawrence's
Orchestra; Remarks, DR.. knight; Piano
Solo, Miss Lydia Hughes; Paper, Mrs.
Annie Blackwell; Vocal Solo, Mrs Robt.
Anderson; Guitar So]o, Mr.. Chas. La
mont; Parlor Maggie. Prof. E. Williams:
Vocal Duet, Mis-. Releford and Mr.. Re- |
Vels; Reading "Mrs. Mxsloney on the
Chinese Question" Mrs. VIM Hughes;
Vocal Solo, Violin obligate aud piano &C.
compartment, Mr.. Walter Revels; adj I
dress, The Afro.American as q Soldier |
and citizen" Lawyer Marsb;' Vocal Solo,
Mrs. Robt. Johnston; Essay, Robert
Ingersoll'' William Davis; Mrs Elizabeth
Burnette, manager. -
The members of the ex Coterie club /
we're out in numbers, but it,has been 80 |
long since they have eeen q dollar.
There is an excuse for one of them, as he
was touched for his role while in the
city Of sin. As for the railroad men; one
could not expect anything from them;
as it is hard for man to keep up 1 fam
lily on both ends of the road. And then
too, there is our popular dentist DR..
Johneon, whom the ladies think is go
light he could walk across Lake Michi-
gan without wetting his feet. 70 return
to the members of the defuoct Ccterie
Cub there was one Of them who even
had the cheek to come in the Bazaar
without paying the admission fee, and to
say to the lady door-tendsr, ii she did
not like it, TO put him out. Bat orsll
of this the fair was success; the wheel
of progress cannot be stopped BY one
person. There is one fault with our
race, and that lie that we all want too
much honor. When close sight OF %