The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-04-08
MILWAUKEE,.
THE CREAM CITY OF THELAkRR
AND ITS FOLKS. 8


items Of all sorts Gathered Together BY
Our Ubiquitous Reporter and served Up
In Dainty style for the Dedication o,
Mr.. Chas. Reece has returned to the
city. =
Rev. 6. a. Brown is in the city on
business.
Mr.. Albert Blacks little child is very
eick with pneumonia.
Mr.. Napolean Broadly is confined to
his home With rheumatism.
Miss. Rachel Black says she is we'll
pleased with the Cream City.
Mrs. Thos. Fowler has gone to Chica-
60 on visit to relatives and friends.
Mr.. Harper of Chicago is in the city
visiting her daughter Mrs. Releford of
9Th. street. a..
MI. M. Releford has gone to Chicago
where he expects to spend few days
with friends. 's&..'< - fs ". .. 's ~ g u
TIE Young Ladies' will give an Enter
ainmeut at St. Marks A.. M. E. Church
Thursday Evening. -. ''.'', ''
Mr.. L Gains has returned from Hot
Springs Ark, where he has been several
weeks for his health.
Mr.. Jasper johnson and: Mr.. J.,W.
Jones will move their families to the
Cream City in the near future. s.-y-, .,
Mr.. and Mrs. Avendorph Thrill and
son spsnt Sunday out in Bay View the
guests of her mother Mrs. Edw. Munsoe
Mr.. VIM Davis who has been to Mad
ison for several months has returned to
the city and can be found at the Plank
linton. T.. -. ,.s
Miss Clara Newcomb settled her ca q
out of court which was very wise thing
to do as it vas better for all parties con-
cerned.
Miss Belle Johnson's many friends vii
be pleased to learn that she has fully re-.
covered from her illness and has return
ed to the city. ....-'
The ladies' turned out on Easter Sun
day with their red, white, and blue hats
Some of them were simply stunning in
their make up.
Mr.. A. V. Rainey has returned from
st. Louis NO., and reports that his moth
or has greatly improved and is 10 fair
way to recovery.
All improvements at the Plankinton
will be finished by the 1st of Nay just
as the APPEAL agent predicted when
work was begun. .
Mrs. R. H. Anderson has purchased a
cottage in Racine and will spend the
Summer in future with her daughter and
son in the Bell City. ''..@, ~,
The Hollywood Commandery,andttha
Lads the Eastern Star turned. out in
q body and attended services at st..
Marks Church on Easter. r.@.. 49,.
While the Rev. Higgins and his de-
voted wife were at the bed aide of dy-
ing sinner, some thief entered their
home and stole 5000 in cash.
Mr.. Chas. Bell and sister, Miss Lottie
Bell spent few days in Chicago, the
guests of their brother Mr.. Oliver Davis
one of the officers of the brave Sth regi-
ment.
Mr.. Walter Cartright has resigned bis
position in the Plsnkinton House barber
shop and has accepted one under Capt.
C. J. White, in the wash room of the
PIankinton.
Messrs Bob Cole. Billy Johnson and
Tom Jones are at the Plankinton and
are being treated just as any one else
would be who stops at this popular house.
1t ia not like great many of these ham
houses in the city where an Afro-Ameri-
can can not stop only on conditions.
Mr.. Thos. Taylor, better known as
Cannon Ball, after trying upon several
occasions to fill a position at the Plank
linton as waiter and failed, has resi- signed,
and Col. w. j. Boyle hasshipped him to
Minneapolis MIMI, where he can be
ound at the West Hotel. Some of tho
young ladies down on the Midway are
very sorry Cannon has left the city.
Prof. E.. Williams filed Mr.. A. V.
Rainey's place as mail CLERK during his
absence. Mr.. Williams says that one
who handles mail at the Wisconsin G. On.
r. r. Offices, has more work to do than
10 letter carriers in the U. s, service.
He further says that it is only woman's
position as one is constantly on the
jump for IL hours at time without S
minutes in which to say prayers if one
had such duties 10 preform. ~ 7
The Holy-rood Commandery will give
their second Annual Entertainment on
June 26th 49,. The r. E. G.. M, Richard
E. Moore Of Chicago will be present ~
on that day he will present the Com
mandery their warrant. Several ladies
and gentlemen will accompany him. We
are in hope that q grand time may b.
had as this is tt firlt time in the history
of the state that "a Afro-American Com
mandery has received warrant. -
Easter services were observed at St.
Marks A. M. E. Church at IL A. M. Rev.
Higgins preached on the Resurrection.
At 3 P. M. the Sunday School had quite
an Interesting program under the di-
recti0n of Miss Tvdia Hurho, afto.