The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-02-24

w. B. Davis is on the sick list
Mr.. Edward Blackwell and Mr. Il. H. Goodman
are on the sick list.
Mr.. o. Rountree has gone to Omaha, Neb., to
pay his family visit.
Mrs. William Hughes has gone to Indiana to
pay her husband visit
Mr. Calvin Lyvers who has been on the sick list
is able to be out again.
Mr.. A, Ashworth of Chicago, is in the city,
and is stopping at 17s-6th street.
Misses Lillian and Viola Davis of the Hell City
are in the city the guests of their sister Mrs. @.
Bell OF Burliegh street.
Mr.. J. j. Miles sr. who has been confined to his
ped with q very severe attack of rheumatism of
the heart. is able to be out again.
Mr.. R. II. Anderson Of Chicago, IVES in the city
looking after his investments. Mr.. Anderson
says that he will sail for Paris in the early spring.
Mr.. Will Dangerfeld is confined to his home
with very severe cold. Mr.. Louis Hughes is fill.
ing his position at the Plankinton during his alb
sence.
Misses Clara and Rachel Black, gave dinner a
Prof. and Mrs. Williams residence in honor of NJ
Willie Hawkins, prior to his depar turefor WASH
ington. D.. c,
All those who are in debt to The APPEAL agent
will please settle without further notice. AS the
agent mas only been successful in collecting 81
for 1900 with balance standing amt for 1899 O
$17.s5.
The Plungers Club has elected the following
officers: Mr. Chas. Sharp, Pres E. H. Blackwell,
Vice Pres, A. Willie, Secy The club meets every
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 P. NJ. in room Plank
linton Building.
MISS Maud Wilson of Toledo, O., is in the city
the guest ofMr. and Mrs. Calvin Lyvers of Wells
street. Miss Wilson is very charming LADY, TO-
one to become acquainted with. But she bars all
govey eyed dudes.
Inc hotel men will establish training school
In the city for walters and chamber.ma1ds. And
for all kinds of help that are employed By hote
and restaurants. We are in hope that the better
class OF hotel managers and proprietors will not
allow any color line to be drawn in said school,
With the Democratic Convention in the CITY in
June and the Ladies Federation of of twenty
thousand or more. 1t will keep the Cream CITY
people busy to take of the visitors that will be
in the city at that time. Milwaukee is getting
to be a great convention town, on account of its
beautiful surroundings.
Mrs. VIM Reed says she will make it hot for tho
mean person who wrote to the Pension Office in
Washington D. @. that she was married again.
Knowing that at the same time that they were tel
ling an untruth. in order to stop her pension
Mrs. Reed says that the gnilty parties will be made
to pay dearly for this ungratefIl act.
The FOUNDERS ball which was given at the West
Side Armory on the 18th inst was very tame af
fair. lis surprising the number of young men
who have been brought up by respectable parents
and who will persist in attending these slum balls
IL seems inst young men in this age to certain
extent have lost sight OF all morals. It is who
can sink the lowest in the muck now a days.
The following is the programe of the Sunday
Club on the afternoon of the 18th: Address by
MI. d. Minor; Address by Prof. S. A, Robin
son, The benefit of the Club. COL L. d. Palmer
who has just returned from an extensive trip
South, lectured to the Club on his trip south
which was very interesting to all present. Mr..
". ID. Hawkins sent in his resignation as secre
tary. which was accepted, and Mr. A. Bryant was
elected as Assistant Secretary protein.
Some ungreatful friend relieved THE APPEAL
agent OF IS, while sick in bed. But their hearts
tailed them If they are in possession of such, as
they left $40. When any one will touch one while
lying sick he is worse then in1de AS there is no
pleasure so great So the pleasure of helping our
neighbours it is the handspring of human happi-
ness and more it is the source of Salvation, for it
developers the best in woman or man, it makes
them feel good because it proves that they are
good to do one deed of kindness to some for)orn
lonely or stricken soul.