The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-06-16
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TIE CREAM CITY OF THELAkrp
AND ITS FOLKS.
ltems OF ali Sorts Gathered Together b.
Our ubiquitous Reporter and Served up
IN Dainty Style for the .Dslsctation Of
Oul Readers.

ID. Nelson o! Minneapolis is in the city.
Mrs, John symmes Of Chicago, has returned tc
her home.
DE-. H. 3. Bently of Berea College is in the city
aht may be found at the Plankinton.
Mrs. Sarah Palmer Of Nashville, Tenn, was in
the city few days at the Planknton.
Messrs Gilbert jackson and Oliver Kennedy are
the city and may be found at the Plankinton
Mr.. Oliver Davis has accepted position a
Madison as stewart of a fishing club at $50 pei
month.
/ Don'tforget the Holyrood Commentary enter,
tainment at Lincoln Hall, June rs. Admission
81 cents Refreshments extra. Sir Knights vii
not appear in uniform. -.s.- r.
MRS. W. Hntchins, has opened dress makins
establishment on East Water street, opposite tn,
CITY Hall, where she is prepared to turn out frs
class work or money refonded
Rev. Knight is business man as we'll as
preacher AS there was no funds IN the CT urct
| treasury 10 pay gas and water bills he rented e.
! cots and put them in the basement of his church
and rented them a, $3.50 each during convention
! he netted $29 co. ...~.
! MISS Mary Powell! presented THE APPEAL agent
beautiful bouquet prior to her departure 10. At
lf4anta- That'swh he gets for making ladies be-
heVe he is bachelor as one who is married has
no standing with the fair sex In case his better
nalf comes on the scene he introduces her as his
sister,
Line women CT the Federation compliments the
service of The Plankinton dining room both to Mr..
w. IT, hlny and Mr. Plankiutcn. This sneaks
we'll 1or the Afro American walters The head
waiter OF the Plankinton returns his thanks to he
following Chicago head walters: E. r. Mont
gomery, j. T. Early, G. R. johnson and B. H
| Thompson.
Never In the history of the city of milwaukee,
VI VI '1le STATE or Wisconsin has the color line
stlrreo up SUCH confusion as during the past week
Never have so many handsome, refined and we'll
| dressed ladies been togather in Milwaukee, VERY
lew Afro American husbands have ,urses deeu
| enough TO have their wives keep I'D with such
| people, Never in the history of the Plaukintor
| nave the walters made so MICH money in the way
OF tips. Some made as high as 50 per day. The
| ooctnern women were the most liberal t1ppers
Mrs. Josephine st. Pierre Ruffin was entertained
! at the pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Haw-
klns 0o-lOth street by the following ladies': Mes
oames w. II. hawkins, j. j. Miles, G. Whitman
+. Williams, r. II. Anderson. s. H. Minor. E.
| b1ackWe!l, "A. Therill Jr., A. " Rainey s. n
Robinson and DR., Julia McNamee Menu: Con-
somme Ia Rufhin; Mayonaise of Salmon Fed
Grafton patties; Lamb outlets and green peas
lemon water ices; italian salad; strawberries and
cream SWISS cheese; Cake; French coffee: toas.
| ted crawkers and Paragon cheese. The table was
beautifully decorated.
! line Evening Journal Of the Sth containe;i az
article which was an injustice to the Afro-A mer,-
cal walters of the Plankinton. The article stated
! that the walters were the eve of strike be.
cause the Federation drew the c lor line This il
untrue Not five of them we re aware that there is
an Afro-American Woman's Club in this city
Are walters wiver and daughters eligible to mem
oershlr! The majority of the people who car
earn rs per week look down on walters and thei
FAMILIES. We are not responsible for Mary the
maid and her star chamber proceedings while she
had access 10 Mrs, Lindsey Johnson's rooms
While some may look upon the act as wise. it il
condemned by the best people of both races On
| should be honorable in all things.