The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-07-21
MII4W AUKEE.
TIE CREAM CITY OF THELAKRa
AND ITS FOLKS.
Items OF All Horts aathsrsd Together b.
Our Ubiquitous Reporter and served MP
IN D.''nty styls for the Dslsotatiou q
Onl Readers.

Mr. Geo. II. Bland is still confined to his bed.
Mr.W King Of South Bend, Ind, is in the city.
Mr.. Cornelius Winston has resigned his place at
the Plankinton.
Prof. E. Williams writes from Dara, Bay, Mich.
that he Is indisposed ss. +. IS, Z,
Miss Clora Black Will spend two weeks vacation
on, Lake Winnebago,
The report that J. J. Miles Jr, is seriously Ill at
Duluth, MINI. is false.
Mr.. VIII Hawkins Of Washington will arrive in.
the city on the first to spend his vacation.
Mr.. J. j. Miles was called to the sick bed Of his
sister Mrs. A. zedricks, 91s W. Madison street.
Dir. Z. A..Johnson has returned from Washing
ton D. G. and the convention at Philadelphia.
Messrs. Russ sci Bryant aud Edward Alexander
of Memphis, Tenn, spent several days in the city
Mrs. Carl Nelson and Mrs. Geo. Graves will re-
sign their positions at Portland and return to the
city. 49,.
Lucky George won over $500. cash on the races
last week. He has given an order for an aEtomo-
bile. 8, ~ -... E...r.. 80 --t ~. Z
q MI. Alexander Perry has returned from Chicago
win. 7.--sta
Mr.. John Warren and the Misses Williams OF
Washington D. G. came up unday on the whale
back. -5',:.s 60 "A ~. .t.H,
7 W. T. Green, F. Newton snd j. J, Miles will
attend the Masonic conclave at Rock Island. H..
August II.
All who are in debt to The APPEAL will Please
settle at once as Mr.. W. G. Hutton will take
charge on August /. -.
T Mr.. W. B. Davis was not killed on the railroad
as reported. He has been located in the Aberdeen
Hotel, st. Paul, MINI.
We regret to see notice that the St. Paul and
Minneapolis columns do not appear in the Chicago
edition of The APPEAL.
Mr.. and MRS. Clarence Mason of Hot Springs,
Ark, are in the city. Mrs. Mason says that Mil
Yankee is delightful summer resort.
Mrs. ID Miles entertained Mrs. j. j. Brent of
Hopkinville. KY, Miss Mary Fitzbutler, of Louis
vile. KY, and Mrs Will Coleman at luncheon at
the Plankinton
The Daughters of Protection will give their an
nual picnic at Waukesha Beech sometime in Aug.
ust. Only those receiving invitations will be
allowed to attenl.
Misses L. Brent and Mary Fitzbutler after
spending delightful time in the Cream City have
returned to their Kentucky homes. MISS Fitz-
butler is charming lady. II the lovely Mrs.
Brent mad not been married she would rot been
allowed to leave Milwaukee without husband 1t
is too bad that she made an engagement with the
greatest dude IN the city but disappointed him
When he came in AL automobile to take her out,
The following letters from Attorneys Robert
LaFollette and W. j. Turner to the Afro-Ameri-
an Legue are self explaEa
J.J. Miles, ESQ.,, Plankinton House. Mlwau-
kee, Wis. ..,.
Dear Friend: Your kind favor directed to me
at Hotel Pfster was forwarded here. Lett me
thank you for your kind words of friendship and
assurances of support, I appreciate them very
highly. The situation thus far has been very
gratifying to me, and believe the coming conven-
ton will be the crowning event of most notable
victory. * l.. 5& ,-
Sincerely yours
July 18TH, 1900 -,,-. ..+ + R. NJ. LAFoLLETTE,
John j. Miles, Esq, Planknton House, City.
My dear Sir-I received your kind letter say
ing that the colored people of the city had recon-
monded my appointment to Governor for which
please accept my thanks had no expectation Of
their taking action upon that subject, and favors
the shown have amuch higher fame to me than the
solicited. Kindly express my thanks to your PEG
pie. .. '..>
Very respectfully, your friend
W. j. TURNER.