The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-09-02
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Our Readers.

Mr.. T. II. Jones has been confined TO j
his home 70 q few days.
Elder Jason Bundy Of Ce'cago was in
the city for a day. on business.
Mr.. Harry Brown has returned from
Chicago and is now at Waukesha.
Rev. Geo. A. Brown is in the city eoli-l
citing aid in behalf Of his church.
Nh. J. j. Miles Jr. and Mr.. Walter
Miles are spending few days in Chica-.
go.
Col. John jackson of the St Paul Road
was in the city and called at the emiling
cottage.
i Mr.. ]. Miles will attend the Head
4 Walters Convention which will be held
in Chicago Sept. Goth.
Prof VIM Harrison came up from Chi
cago to visit his many friends, before
returning to Nashville Tenn.
Mrs. VIVA. Pleasant w1i'es that che
is spending a pleasant visit among rela-
tives and friends in Quincy Ill.
The silly, eiddy girls who hang around
the parks nightly will soon be thing of
the asst; as the leaves will shortly turn
red and fall.
| Mr.. VIM Miller and J.J. Mics called
on Miss Lou Minor upon her departure
for Kentucky, and were highly enter
tanned by that charming lady.
Mr.. Gamer of N. Y. and Mrs. Jackson
Hawk ns of Chicago, came up on the
Waleback and were the guests of Mrs.
Walter Hawkins while in the city.
Miss Anna titles of Louisville KY;
| Mrs. Gertrude Alexander of Chicago and
Mr.. D. Hall of Little Rock Ark, came
up on the Whaleback and are all stop ping
at the Hotel De Hargrow.
Mr.. VIM Hughes aftor disposing OF hi,
bakery, has gone back on the lakes a.
chef on one of the Ward Steamers. We
hope that by the closing of the season,
his health will be fully restored.
Rev. J. r. Odom, pastor of Salem Bap
list Church left Thursday morning to
spend a II rec weeks vacation among
friends and relatives down at his former
home Nashville Teun. Expostor Jae. W
Jones will fill the rostrum during lis alb
sence.
Mr.. A. c. Howard Of 34l3 State street
Chic go, was in the city and called on
Capt. J. w. White. Mr.. Howard is the
only Afro-Amelican who ls sole prop1ie-
tor Of shoe pc!ish manufac ory. He
does over $4,000 worth of business o
year and is prince at his business.
The Plankinton cut of some of its wal
ters in the American plan dining room
on account of dull business. This is
brought about by the depression Of bust
ness in the dining room spoken Of, while
the European, and grill room are doing
rushing business. In time however.
the best service for ores money will win.
Mrs. Prot. E. Williams gave five
o'clock tea at her pleasant home S1S
Wells street in honor of the following
named ladies who are spending their va
cations in the Cream City, prior to their
departure for their schools and homes
Miss Lou Minor; Miss Lillian Morris
Miss Marian Berry and Mis- Peac,
White. All present bad a delightful
time.
The Police rounded up the FOUNDERS,
who wer too strong to work and the
court said 60 days. Some Of them had
become to be regular bar flee. 1t serves
them right rs there is certain class of
men and women that live in this city
| were think it adifgrace tothem to toll for
an honest living. Ifthey can not make
their bread aad butter by foul means
they don's want it.
| Bishop Alexander Walters of 22s Dun
can Ave Jersey City -; and preei-
dent 1of tho National Afro American
Council, was in the city for . day as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Bland. The
Bishop called on The APPEAL agent
while in the city, and We must say that
we were proud to have the honor Of
NEE ing such distinguished gentleman,
as he is one of the most polished and
refined gent eman that has visited our
city in years. We as q people should
feSl fattered at having such q man rep
resent US at the head of such an august
body as the National Afro-American
Council. He is urquestionably the right
man in the right place. He informed
Mr.. J. J. Miles the representative of TIE
| APPEAL, that himself, Mr.. s. n. Miuo,
Miss julia Nc Name and Mrs. Prof. E :
Williams had been appointed members
Of the National Afro-American Council.
Mr.. Miles furnished the Bishop with
pamphlets of tie Wisconsin Afro-Ameri.
can League, also circulars Of the differen;
cLses in which the Executive Committee
has taken an active part. in assisting
some If our race at diff.reat times in
demanding their rights before tie courts
from the lowest to the supreme. We
have not so far. lost one case. Our
Leagua is ore of the afrOnpest in The