The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-09-09
MIL i Y WAJJK-EE.
THE CREAM CITY OF THELAKRa
AND IT'S Folks.

items OF All Sorts Gathered Toxothsr By
Our Ubiquitous Ksposter and servsd mp
IN Dainty gtyls for the Delsetation Of
Our Readers. is.
Elder J. H. Jones is on the sick list
| Uncle George Bland spent Sunday in
the Bell city.
Mr.. Dan Frazer and uncle, Dick Catlln,
have returned from oconomowoc.
Mr.. Joseph Baskerville has returned to
the city after spending the summer out
ct Waukcsha.
Mr.. Harry Brown has returned from
| Waukesha. He claims to have walked
| the distance in four hours.
Elder Jas. Higgins preached his fare
wei sermon Sunday evening, and himself
and wife left for conference.
-. J. Miles called on Hon. John G.
Spooner at his hotel, upon his arrival
| from Europe. while in the city.
Mr.. Isaac Johnson has returned from
Chicago, where he has been spending
a months vacation with his family.
! AS the exposition is now. open we ex-
| pect to meet a number of our society
there, as it is delightful place to spend
an evening.
Miss Lou Miner and the Misses Lillian
and Stella Morris, after spending the
summer in the Cream city, have left for
their homes in Louisville, Ky. 49,
Robert Brown, head porter Of Plankin-
ton House barber shop, stole $24 from the
proprietor, A. w: Stark, and beat his
! employees out Of $50 salary and skipped
| the town. '-s# .E
| Mrs. r. +. Anderson and family have
returned to the city, and have rented
a cottage at $40 Wells street for the
winter where they would like to see their
| many friends. x. 4.[
Some of the executive members of the
Coterie club have been taking stock. after
| their summers pleasure, and finl -heir
assets, nothing; liabilities. snowbals and
| linen busters for winter.
Mr.. George Lay, who has been employed
| at the Plankinton for some time, has re-
| signed his position and gone to Nash
vile, Tenn, where he will attend Central
college and study medicine.
| Mr.. Walter Revels, of Cleveland, O.,
| has been offered $50 per week and his
expenses to travel again with a concert
troupe, but he prefers to remain at the
Plankinton, as he says he is tired of the
show business. -.
The Young Mems Independent Socialist
club will give their first entertainment
Monday, Sept. H. at the Keiser's hall, 29S
| Fourth street.. Committee of arrange
ments: G. w. Bland, chairman: Prof: E.
Williams, J. D. Cook, w. B. Davis, VIM.
Miller, w.. A. Revels, K. McMoore,
| Chas. Lamont. 1' ' f. ? .
Mrs. A. A. Wells, of $3.50 Dearborn
street, Chicago, and a party of ladies
came up on the sWhaleback. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Williams, of New Orleans, were in the
party. Mr.. Williams is one of the foun-
| tain heads of the Odd Fellows society.
All of the party called on the Appeal
| agent, who was out at the time, for
which he is very sorry.
Mr.. w. c. Casey and J. W. Bush, of
Chicago, and Miss Ternie Elkins and Miss
Pattie Dean, of Indianapolis, Ind, came
up on the Virginia: They had a, delight
full time while in the city. Mr.. Casey, has
his picture on his letter heads; and, as he
is considered the handsomest head
waiter in Chicago, barring Mr.. Philip Orr,
| of the Delperado, he has admirers among
the fair sex by the thousands. We coun-
| try head walters will not be in it, lat the
i y
| girls along and break Mr.. Casey's mo.
noDo1y. -. '~'
Last Thursday evening, Aug. 81, fare
| we'll entertainment and reception was
| rendered Rev. and Mrs. Jas. Higgins at
st. Marks A. M. e. church. The follow
ing programme was rendered; Chorus,
America" dialogue, Mrs. Lyvers and
Mrs. Sanford; Mr.. Smuk in Irish sketch
with Miss Nelson; piano solo, Miss Ma
rion Berry; reading, Mrs. Blackwell;
solo, Miss Ida Nelson; Mr. Jerome Full
Ter, cornet solo, accompanied by Rev.
! John Jeter; reading, Miss Navine Hooper;
solo, Mr.. Walter 'Revels, Loves Sorrow
and Because Love You, Dear" guitar
solo, Mr.. Lamont; solo, 20 Restless Sea- >:
/ Mr.. J. Fuller. a.. Is -. s..>s,... ..
| The buns who are in tnhe habit of ly-
ing around the boat landings and when
come respectable colored lady asks them
where they can find their friends on such
and such a. street take them instead to
| the bad lands and try to rope them In,
! had better be careful in the future, as
the Appeal agent has called Chief Jan
sens attention to them an6 he says that
! he will attend to it, and send every one
Of them out to Wind Lake avenue: They
even went so far as to rope enc lady into
/ the Bucket of Blood" It is bad enough
for white buns to treat our ladies' in
l such a manner: but. wller our CWn race
do so, it is more than we can bear. We
trust that when strangers of respectable
ity come to our city they will stop and
ask an officer to direct them to the
Plankinton, where they can call for the
head waiter or head bellman, who will
give them guide free Of charge to cs-
| cort them to any part Of the city.
Prof. William Harrison, after spending
a pleasant visit among his many friends
has returned to Nashville, Tenn. Eight
years ago a stranger wrote the Appeal
agent from Chicago that he was out OF
situation and was DESTROYS of. going
| to some school in order that he could
i prepare himself to be of use to his race
Ih1s' stranger was Mr.. Harrison, who
upon being told to come and that he
could have employment in the Plank.
lnton dining room: answered by return
mali that he would be glad to accept the
/ on r but that Mr.. Miles would have IA
| loan him IS as he was a stranger In Chi.
/ cago ana knew no one. Mr. Miles thought
| .nat ne was about to be. imposed upon
| ny some sharper as hundreds had heen
| oe1ore' however he risked the IS and ia
gay by that small sum of money Mr.
| = Is professor of mathematics IN
!! , noser Williams university, Nashville
Il Tenn, Mr. Milac q