The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-02-10

WAS IN the ty last week at the P1apkin
ton.
Mrs. I. FL. Sanford who has heen visi-
ting relatives in Quincy, ILL.,, las return
ed to the city.
Mr.. ]. J. Miles Jr.. after epending ,v-
eral months in Chicago has returned to
the Cream City,
Mr.. Dan. Palmer hes resiyned his DO
sition at the Plankiaton to take position
an the railroad.
Mr.. John Jones of Chicago wes in the
city for day. Mr.. Jones says the Cream
City is TOO cool for him.
MISS Matte J. johnson of Chicago is in
the city on business The guest of Mr..
and Mrs. s. A. Robinson.
Miss Mabel Smith Of Alsmoss, Colo,
sister Of Mrs. A. L. Miles, was married
to Mr.. Sanford Hamilton of Denver.
Rev. Geo. A. Brown and family srs in
the city. They will 60 to Denver to 80
end several months for their health.
Elder Gaines he'd quarterly meeting a
st. Marks A. NJ. +. Curch. Hs was asst
listed By Rev. Knight and Rev. G. Ham
ilton.
Mr.. w. B. Davis has gone to St. Pau,
on Business. During his abseuce MIS-. j
). Miles will loo k aftrr his dancing ACE.
deny.
frcf. E. Williams and Mrs. Williams
gav5 banquet Monday at Their please Mt
home Sl8 Wells street, in hol or of Mr.
". II. Hawkins. All present had de-
hghtful time.
lion. W. T. Green, w. II. Hawkins
Prof. E Williams and M. L. Davis of
Racine, sent The APPEAL agent letters of
congratulation as well as hundreds Of
white men upon his appointment.
Mrs. Laura Coleman after speu,lino
four months in our city visiting her son,
left Saturday for her home in Hopkips-
Vile, Ky. She will stop ia Indiana polls
TO visit her daughter Mre. Hattie Nc
Murray.
Mr.. James Nc Donald better known
as William Brady died in the COUNTY
hospital on 3rd. Mr.. Brady was the
champion cake walker of Milwaukee and
has carried off all of the prizes ever Offer
ed in this city.
Notice to all subscribers of The APPEAL
You will please settle for your paper at
inc hrst of each month, as it is almost
impossible to keep your accounts correc,
", when payments of a nickel are made
now and than. The agent has lost owe,
one hundred dollars in bad debts.
Any young man of good habits who is
between Is and IS years of age, of good
education and DESTROYS of obtaining e
situation in first class dental office
where he can learn the profes sion will dc
well to write to Prot: e. Williams, SIS
Wells street, Milwaukee, Wis.
Last Friday night Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
+. Lee gave 8 whist party in honor O
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wallace of Chicago
Among those present were: Mr.. anc
Mis-. +. Wise, Mr.. and Mrs, John Robin
son, Mr.. Chss. Lacy, all of Chicago; Mis-
M. Taylor, of Milwaukee; Mrs. Wallace
has returned to Chicago.
AS there has been a special reoues
made Dy the patent Office at Washin gtor
that all Afro-Ame1icans who have beer
granten patents will send their name
and addresses to Prof. S. w. Johnson
flankinton House, Milwaukee, Wis
ALI authors of books and pamphlets will
send their names and addresses to Hon
Danial Murray, Library of Congress
Washington. DC.
One Of the hardest fought CAGES in
police court was the case of Mr.. w. B
Davis in which the Hon. W. T..Gree1
and 5. L. Marsh were ATTORNEYS for thu
defendent. After the Jury had beer
out for three hours, they found Mr.. Da
Wis not guilty Of any dlsorderly conduct
We hope that these of our race who are
prejudiced to their own race will agree
with the better thinking people that the
color of the skin cuts no figure in law, al
it is the one who understands the law
[From the Evening wisconsin,
John J. Miles the well-known head
waiter of the Plankinton house, has re-
ceived from Gov. scofield a parchment
which would be considered high homo,
by any one receiving it. It is commits.
sion appointing Mr.. Mics member Of
the Charles Sumner monumental Cum.
smittee, an appointment never made ex-
cept to those who are patriotic. capable
and worthy in every way of the distinc.
tion thus conferred npon them. The
appoin ment is the more note worthy in
asmuch as Mr.. Miles did not solicit it bat
he was named at the special request OF
WI. Grmshaw, commander of Charles
Sumner Post No. 8, G. A. R, of the de-
ipartment of the Potomac. e..
The object of the Char'es Sumner
Monumental committee is to show the
appreciation by the Afro Americans of
the country of the efforts made in their
behalf by Charles Sumner, the great
c0mmoner of the commonwealth of
Massachusetts,, by erecting suitable
monume ntto his memory in Washington
d. G. The governor each state and
territory has been requested by the
Charles Sumner Post to appoint repre-
Afro-Ame1ican citizen as the