The Appeal., 1900-05-12
MILWAUKEE.
THE CREAM CITY OF THELAKza
AND ITS FoLks
atoms OF All sorts Gathered Together 81
Our Ubiquitous Reporter and served up
In D.inty styls for the Dslsctasion q
Oul Readers.

Mrs. Dexter knight is on the sick list.
Mr.. T. n. Harris, OF Chicago. is in the city and
open for an engagement. 8
Mrs. Julia Watson, Mrs. A. ". Rainey and
daughter are on the sick list. t.4
Mr.. W. NJ Hutton, headwatter at the Davidson
has Joined the Head and Second Walters Aessoci-
| alton,
Miss Emma J. Taylor. has secured very nice
position in an ART gallery, through The APPEAL
agent.
Mr.. w. NJ, Miller, attorney. at-law, is in the city
for the summer. He says he is pleased with tie
Illinois College of Law.
Mr.. Geo. Graves. of Chicago. is in the city and
may be found at the Plankinton also Mr.. Morris
Caperiney Of Dayton, Ohio.
Mr.. George Fields after trying hard to hold
down the position as headwaiter for one day at
staughton, Wis. for Mr.. T. S. knight, has ret
urned to the city wiser by far than when he left.
Oapt. J. B. Buford who has been empla eyed
the Plankinton, off and on, for twenty yearst
has resigned his position third waiter and will
60 to Chicago, where he lived before coming to
Milwaukee, to reside in the future.
Mr.. S. H. scurry. of Tuskegee, Ala, has applied
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at the Plaukinton this summer. Mr.. Scurry has
been absent from the state so long that he forgot
the name of the head waiter at the Plankinton !.
THE APPEAL agent desires to secure an intelli-
gent young. lady to act rs agent for magazine
published by the Afro-American Publishing Co :,
Boston, Mass, Price 81 per year. Wehope the
people will give it their support as it lie equa to
the best magazine published in the country. -
wanted four first class buffers with wives but
no children. Women must be first class cooks
VIII pay man and wife from S45 to $50 per month
with room and board. Only those who can fur
nlsh hrst class recommendations need apply as
the places are among the best of families in the
city. Also want several other buffers for families
Apply at once to j. J. Miles Plankinton House.
ihese are golden opportunities for the right per.
cons who wish to get started in life. Young mar
ried men who have not "parlor matches" for
wires, as that kind of helpmates are no good for
poor men nowadays. Its the up-ro- date women
who know how to use both brain and hands who
| are wanted. -...,
Princess Elijah Chauter, Order Of the Eastern
Star No. S2 gave grand May party at Kaisers
Hall on the End inst, which was grand affair and
all present had a fine time. Prof. A. Lawrence's g
ragtime band furnished the music. We notice
that some OF St. Marks members are in favor of
striking out the clause in their rules prohibiting
dancing as some of the members were seen on the
| floor during the evening keeping time to "Tbe
Chicken and the 'Possum." Among those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs-Wiliams, Therrill, Fow-
Ter, Heron, Bell, Whitman; Mesdames-J. Miles.
L. Saunders, Nelson, Poindexter. Hawkins, Walls
| L. Williams, Gum, Anderson, Totie, Briggs. L.
| Palmer; Misses-Ida Nelson, Lille Davis, Luttie
Bell. Maud Johnson, Julia McNamee, R. and G.
Black, Della Brown; Messrs-George Bland. w.
Miles, O. Davis, W. Goodman, r. Henderson. Ft
Chapman, W. Davis Buford, Stevens Hutton,
DR.. johnson. ~
Attorney S. L. Marsh one of the founders of St
Marks Young Mems Sunday club, and manager
OF the Eclipse club was fined $1OO and costs in the
police court for keeping a. disorderly house. The
inmates were fined $2t and costs. There were
seventeen in all but Atty. W. T. Green appeared
for seven of them whom the court found no.
guilty. Mr.. Marsh conducted his own defense
Atty. W. T. Green refusing to take the cese be-
cause he knew the police department knew the
history of Marsh before coming to this city. Az
Marsh demanded jury trial the fi1e and costs
amount to S16S.78 which he will have to pay OF
serve ninety days in the House of Correction. I,
Will be long time before the moon or sun will 20
into eclipse around the Eclipse club again as it is
in total darkness the bright lights having ceased
to shine. We are glad to state-although some Of
our woLld-be society people try to spurn walters
that out of all the dives which have been pulled
not waiter has been found. If the raid had been
made earlier in the evening, however, some Of our
young ladies would have found ont the character
OF some of the company they have been keeping,
| as the station would have been filled with dudes
in place Of "Knigh1s of Labor j. ~ r I