The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-08-18
MILW
a1HE CREAM CITY OF THELAKRq
AND IT'S FoLK&.
items OF ali Sorts Gathered Togethsr By
Our Ubiquitous Reporter and Served mn
In Dainty style for the .Dslsctasion Of
Our Readers.

Mr.. D. Brown made flying trip to the Windy
City.
Basket picnic concert and ball at Lake Mills
Aug. 22nd.
Miss Black entertained friends from ST. Louis
the past week.
funny he looks!
MI. Hutchins our leading chiropodist paid us at
short call Monday.
Mr.. G. Lay has purchased camera and is now
| ready for business. 81
August 80 has been set as the date,for the barba-
ne at Snyders Park. z
| Messrs Miles and Miller and several ladies were
out to W aukesha Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard of Chicogo while in the
city stopped at the Belmont 424 Wells staeet.
MI. and Mrs. j. J. Miles celebrated the 25th ant
niHersary of their marriage last week. All presen
had an enjoyable time.
Mr.Robert Anderson of st. Paul and Milwau-
kee' contemplate taking trip through thesouth
IN the near future, visiting relatives.
| Mr.. j. B. Cook representative for the Free man
engaged boy to deliver his papers last week and
now his many subscribers are wondering where e
and his papers have gone. -
Miss Beulah johnson has returned from New
Orleans, where she has been attending Straight
University, In speaking of the N. O. middle she
resterated what has been told in the daily papers
She expressed herself as being favorably IMPRESS
ed with the South land not withstandinp the
prejudices. Miss johnson was accompanied by
her aunt Miss Sourahll who is to remain with IA
ndenti:ely.
one OF our young men recently asked our opin-
10. as 10 young men marring early. He should
naye asked some benedict as the writer has enjoy
ed single blessedness SO long that fear his views
Will not meet the approval of our good friend
WI not give his name as he has informed me tina
ne ls thinking seriously of taking trip the mo
trlmon1al sea. simply say firmly believe that
| no happier thing can befall a young man than an
arly marriage if he selects suitable help mate
Observation has impressed me that the danger in
between youth and manhood is safely passed b
| the young man who narres. His ambitions ar
elped by realization that the ne loves as to be
benefited by his success jured by his failure
! Man is so pecularialy constituted that he works
| est when he knows that the nest at home Is tn
center around which his ambitions circulate I
he is right! constituted he begins life with the
| object of one day marrying and establishing a
home, even though he may not have choesn the
one whom he will make queen of that home. /
do not favor boy and girl marriages on inadeuqate
means but do think the young man who has a
fair salary, with expectations and confidence in his
it will find himself greatly assisted in the battle Of
| of life by marrying good loving girl who has
| wifely qualities and whom his affections are
centured Such marriage gives young man
added grit for the fight of life, SPURS him on when
his ambition would flag for want of strong motive
and is an anchor that keeps him steady when
adverse winds blow ard his very best qualitles
and strongest facilities are needed to overcome
obstcle