The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-06-30
NIL. " AUKEE.
The CREAM CITY OF THELAKre
AND ITS FoLk~.
items OF ali sorts Gathered Together by
Our Ubiquitous Reporter and Served up
In Dainty style for the Dslsctatiou Of
Onl Readers.

Miss Lizzie James has returned from Chicago.
Mr.. Clarence Mason. of Hot Springs, Ark, is
he city. 59
MIR. b. Montgomery has returned from tt
ational Convention at Philadelphia.
Mrs. Geo. Graves has gone to the country 70
lie summer. ~.
Rev. q. A. Brown aud VA. Bruce are in t.
CITY the interest oftheir missionary work.
Messrs Geo. Reed and Milton Webb tray IL
walters of Chicago are in the city. ...-.
Mrs. L. Burnett has returned from Chicago whe1
ne went on visit to friendc. She had very
pleasant visit. &. s~.-s
A good Republican will never know anAfro-
American except when ne wants to use him 10 ele
ate himself to office. -....
| MI. John 81. Zedricks and bride Chicag :
ave arrived in the city and ara the guests of M
nj Mrs. j. j. Miles. 40S Wells street.. .-
Rev.'G. L. Hamelton, writes to his friends from
AarVe, Mont, that he is running on dining ca
to Seattle and that he is doing we'll in a fnancia
way. 10 81.
AMr. james Fields and Miss Minnie Lasen of At
1anta Ca, were united marriage on the 21st ms
the res ioence of Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller
p Chestnut street.0 .-....
ihIhe carnival brought thousands of people to the
city. 1t was grand affair. If the hotels, lunch.
rooms and saloons have not made money this yes
sthey will never do so. The hotels have hot don
uch rushing business since '93.
knights of Columbia to the number of two hun
drei came up from Chicago to set up lodge
After they got through with their work over thr
hun red OF them attended a banquet at the Plan
nton. This Was the first banquet ever given a
the Plankinton on a Sunday night.
The ladies and gentlemen constituting the com
mittee who enter tanned the Afro-Amerlcan dale
gates to the National Educational Associatio
which met here in 1898 will bring suit against
B. Montgomery for criminal libel and it Is rumore
will retain attorney Green for that purpose.
Mrs. Bertha Kinner, wife OF Mr. Gus. KiIuer
died OH the Goth her funeral took place at St
Marks on las, Friday. The deceased was loved :
II who knew her. She died christian, her las
words were: II am going to rest in the arms
Jesus.-' She leaves a husband and child to moar
their loss. Mr.. Kinner aud relatives have GU
ympathy in their bereavement.
There several Afro Americans here WAC wi
establish week. paper in tae intress OF the rae
Tne Indianapolis Free1n IN is worth more to tn
race than all the other jonrna;s com bined. W
would advise some active your man TO secure tn
agency here as he coald dispose of a hundred
more copies per week. We have more worthless
apers throug bout the COZ ntry than we can sup
port.
The Hollywood entertainm ent was a grand
success. All tie society people turned out and
paid their respects to the commandary. The COM
nandary through its Emminent Commander. j. )
Miles returns grateful thanks to the generou,
public for its presence and all that it wi
strive to make its annual entertainments more at
tractive in the future than in the past The fol
owing was the program Invocation, Rev. Kn light
PanoSolo, Miss Berry Welcome Adde'S, Mr.. J.J
Miles; Address, WIN. Miller; Select Reading, Miss
Villains; Solo, Nj. David Brown; Address, Mr.. A
E. Betty; Mandolin Solo. Prof. McFadden; Adj
dress, Dr.. A.. L. Heron: Piano Solo. Miss A. Miles
Address. Atty. W. T. Green !: Song, Prof Revels