The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-08-19
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MILWAUKEE.
THE CREAM CITY OF THELAIkRa
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Our Ubiquitous Reporter and served up
& N Dainty style for he .Dslsetatsoa Of
OuI Readers.
Mr.. Walter Miles. Who was indieposed
is out again.
Prof. Bird o: Quincy Ills. is in the
city on a visit. He is the guest of Rev.
Thos. De ClelIand.
Mr.. Calvin Lyvers had On etfsr this
week to work ia . machine shop at his
trade of buf,ng, next October.
Miss Harcock of Fisk University
Nashville. Tenn, is in the city visiting
Capt. G. J. White and daughter.
Mr.. Adams Of Roger Williams Upiver-
ity is in the CITY spending his vacation.
He is the gne st Of Capt. G. J.White.
Mrs. J.J. Miles returned from Chica-
go and reported a splendid visit. She
will return to the city of Gin again next
week with her son Carey.
The Fountain House of Waukesha
have veltised for walters in the dali
les of this city. It seems q difficult
matter for the head waiter there to keep
men. -=s 60. $500.
Mr.. Walter Revels the accomp .. ished
tenor singer is considering an offer from
'the'D Dixie Concerto ca. sin. Chicago to join
them: in Sept. for an extended tour
throughout the west. S:s.s s5@%5..E
The war seems to have made big de,
mand in this country for labor especially
harvesting handle. A gentleman stated
last week that he wanted 400 lsborers
and could not under any circumstances
Prof. E. Williams has returned from
Chicago where he attended the Conclsve
He reports q week of enjoyment, and
says the gathering was credit to the
race, and will do much toward the solv-
ing of the vexed7 problem. gte@ S. -
G. w. Harwell of 179- 3rd street, bet
ter known as Geo. Murphy; is now pre-
pared to remove the most obstinate
corns with success. It would be well
for those who suffer with their feet to
have him call on them, as he guarantees
satisfaction. IT, i !. .>-z@,-,
Rev w. H. Brown of South Bend Ind
is in the city visiting his son Mr.. Harry
Brown. He preached at St. Marx Sun
day evening Aug. 18th. to large and
attentive audience. Rev. Brown was
the founder of Widow Son Lodge of this
city which he organized twenty six years
ago. -. - =. ..:.,sz. 80 - s. =, A.
Mrs. William Pleasant left on last
Saturday tor Quincy Ills, where she will
stay short time visiting relatives and
friends. She expects then to 60 to Kan
sas City where she will pay an extended
Welt to her sister Mrs. Louise Clark,
who was in this city some time since ont
visit. 4. Il
Richards and Pringle's minstrels ar
rived in the city and gavea performances
at tn Exposition Music Hall, afternoon
and night, which weare sorry to say was
attended by number of our people.
We. do not believe in. Sunday as day
for mlnst, els, and cry out against it with
the American eagle.
The literary entertainment given at
St, Marx on last Thursday evening was
well attended. A program was render
ed which was treat to all who heard it.
tits the object of the officers of this
body to make each weeks programme a
special feature. Mr.. S. A. Robinson is
doing much for the upbuilding of the
DR.. D. P. Redd's dog kennel and hes
pital are creating quite an amount of ia
vorable comment from the daily papers
Of the Cream City. He was successful in
restoring the sight Of en- Irish Setter Of
great value, whose eyes were thought to
Ebe beyond cure. For this end number
of o:her miracule us cures, he il now be
fore the public, as the leading dog veteY-
anery in AmeIica. =. .t,-g-.-st.f a: +. *
The Spacious parloIs Of Mrs. II. Zed-
ricks 91S West Madison Street Chicago
were aRlow with lights from numerous
Japanese lanterns, and profusely deco
rated with American Beauty. roses on
Aug. 9Th. in honor Of the Goth. wedding
anniversary of M, and Mrs. J. J. Miles
who were in attendance at the Conclave.
The ladies present We'd in brilliancy
with the mutt colored rays sent out
from the lanterns. Mirth and music
relgned supreme and happiness was
visibly stamped on the Gestures of the
couple in whose honor those who had
assembled, came. Luncheon was served
in the latest improved style and did JUS
tice to the culinary culture Of the host
esq. Those present were: Mrs. R. H.
Anderson; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Cranberry
Mrs. H. Zedricke; Mr.. Harry Zedricks;