The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-02-03
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Mr. Geo. Bland of Eighth street is on the
sick list.
Miss Ida Nelson has gone to Montreal,
Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blackwell have
gone tc Racine.
Mrs. A. L. Heron and Mrs. c. r. John
son are on the sick list.
Mr.. Dan Palmer has gone to Chicago to
attend his brothers wedding.
Mrs. Peter Clark is seriously i'll at her
residence, HOS Clark street.
The Young Mems Sunday Club had a
small! attendance on account of the cold
weather.
Mr.. Will Hawkins will leave on February
Is to accept his appointment in Washing
ton, D. G.
The many friends of Mrs. M. J. Shelton
were sorry to learn of her death in Du-
luth, MINI.
Mrs William Hughes is on the sick list.
Mrs. Annie Darse is confined to her home
with la grippe.
THE APPEAL agent has been indisposed
with very severe attack of rheumatism
about the heart
Miss Lille Davis of the Belle City is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Bell, of
North Oklahoma.
Messrs. Logan Davis, P. D. Thomas, the
Douglas brothers and Mcdonald of Racine
were In the city recently.
Mr.. Tom Morgan, who has ben i'll for
some time with pleurisy, has been removed
from his home. to the hospital.
Mr.. Leroy Tate, comrade Of the civil
war, and father of Mr.. Billie Tate, is lying
very sick at his sons residence.
Mr. q: C. Vaughn, the McAlister of the
West Side, Chicago, and Mr.. r. Watkins
o. Blanchard. Geo. Edmonds of Chicago
are in the city and may be found at the
Mrs. 2. Williams entertained Misses
Clara and Rachel Black, Miss Julia Nc
Nance, Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Monor, Mr..
G. H. Bland and Mr.. A. Stevenson at a
| card party.
| Prof. w. B. Davis will sue the police
cation whatever and make the city a de-
| PENDANT in the suit for damages. Attor-
neys w. T. Green and S. L. Marsh have
been retained.
The following are the young men who went
Into the WIDOWS Son Lodge Sunday after
GAINESVILLE; Jas. ": Elyard, Brotherto9w anl
A. NJ. Moore, Dudley Moore and Thomas
Mcdonald of Racine.
Mr.. B.. F. Taylor's residence came near
being burnt down while he was at church.
The coal gas exploded and the fire was
| scattered all over the paflOf. MI. IaylOr
happened to enter the house at the time,
otherwise the family would have found
| themselves homeless when they returned
| from church.
Governor Scofeld has appointed ]. j..
Miles one of the commissioners of the
| Charles Sumner Monumental Committee.
| 1t is hoped that every Afro-American in
| the state will feel it Il duty to contribute
| something toward erecting Il monument to
| Charles Sumner, whose blood was spilled
on the floor Of the U. S. Senate in defense
| Of our race.
The Excelsior Club will give MI. Will
| Hawkins a swell banquet on the eve Of
his departure for Washington. Covers will
be laid for 25 couples at s. plate. THE
| APPEAL agent congratulates Mr. Hawk;
| ms upon his success, as he is the second
! Afro American who has received an ap-
pointment from Wisconsin. Senator John
G. Spooner got Mr.. Augustus Brown a po-
sition there several years ago, but it has
| been a life and death struggle for him to
hold it, as our representatives from this
state have so many relatives and friends
| that they are trying to get good positions
| for. Government positions are not all sun
shine.