The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-06-02
MIL 'AUKEE.
1HE CREAM CITY OF THELAKRa
AND ITS FOLKS.
toms or. All sorts Gathsrsd Together By
Our UDiquitoua Reporter and Served MP
! IN Dainty style for the .Dslsctasion Of
Gun Readers.

Capt. D. ID. Rogers Of Chicago is in the city.
Nj. ard Mrs. E. Blackwell are going to Iowa to
live.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burnett has gone to Chicago to
spend week with friends.
Mr.. James Miller has returned from Chicago
! where he went on business.
Mr.: g: H. Vaughn has been appointed head pri-
| vate waiter at the Plankinton.
The E. B. Walcott Post No. i, G. A. R. attended
memorial services at Pabst theatre in a body
MI. Julius Conrad of Chicago is in the city,
stopping at the Anderson's 1874 Eighth street.
Mrs. T. Flower and her daughter Miss Marion
Berry have returned from Nashville after pleas,
| ant visit. = III Z. .5g:.E ...-..
Mr.. W. 3. Davis has resigeed his position as
butler for Mr., Rountree has gone to Chicago to
! blow himself. Il b
Mr.. VIC. Bats writes THE APPEAL agent
from Havana, Cuba that he is well pleased with
that country. - -. -: II = ..
Mr.. Peter Mitchell went to Chicago for his wife
60 he claims, but his friends say that Pete return
ed on the boat and Mrs. Pete on the cars,
Mr.. j. j. Miles could not attend the Head and
second Walters Convention at Pittsburgh owing
to the large conventions which will be held in the
Cream City this summer r.
Mr.. j. j, Mileg went to Kenosha with the E. B.
Walcott Post G. A. R, on the 30th, to attend the
unwilling OF the soldiers mont ment AMI the de-
dication of the public library.
Elder Jason Bundy, Rev. Geo, A. Brown and
Rev. Geo Bruce of Chicago were in the city this
week. These shining lights claim that they are
doing great work in their fields of labor. ~
The Klondyke Club gave old fashioned Ken
lucky barbecue May rs. The executive committee
was as follows: j. l.. Coins, master of ceremonies
W. Bonds Secretary; j. Smith, manager; Pete
White bonema2.
Mr.. Joseph H. Reids friends were sorry to
hear OF his horrible death at Toledo, Ohio. This
should be warning to young men who are in the
habit OF beating their way railroads, when
they have money in their pockets with which TO
pay fare
Some of our society ladies met at St. Marks
Church Sunday afternoon to consider the question
OF the drawing of the color line by the Federation
of Women's Clubs, We can not see why these
ladies wish to force themselves where they are
not wanted.
Many Will be surprised to learn that the highest
wages paid to porters IN the best hotels in this
city Is from S15 to SIS per month and have to
support families out of tina, amount. Tips are
very small except to the head porter There is not
waiter in any first class hotel who cannot make
from $50 to $35 and there is not one out of thou
sand who has laid away dollar for rainey day;
they live from day to day. More walters lose
their jobs for stealing delicacies for girls than for
any other reason.
Mr.. J. j. Miles has left the hiring of extra wal.
ters for the Biennial Convention of Women's
Clubs in this city June 6, to the following head
walters who are members of the Head and Second
Walters Association: Mr.. j. P. EARLY, Auditor
lun; MI. c. R. Johnson, Lexington; Mr. E. Il
Montgomery, Chicago Beach Horel and Col. Ben
Thompson, Palmer House, We are compelled
resort to this method in order to drive the bum
walters out of the business. Each of these gen
tlemen has the privilege of engaging eight walters
and in case any one is not competent his name
will be forwarded to the head waiter who engaged
him. Any one who wishes to enroll his name to
work during this convention mus, be endorsed BY
one OF these head walters.