The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-09-09
|young man and has many friends in
ithe Windy City

| the Windy City.
Our sgenial friend and citizen DR..
,, w. F. Taylor, who is so well and
favorably known as proprietor OF the
drug store at 29th and Armour ave, is
soon to leave us to embark into the
drug business at Cairo, III. DR.. .Tay-
{ lor has been a successful business
man here, and his friends bespeak
| for him prosperity in his new field.
Mr.. Charlie Hirt, the efficient, affa-
| bic, and polite emp1oye of Gumbs BUT
! fet Goth and State st. is deserving OF
especial mention Mr.. Hirt has been
| in the employ of this establishment
years before the present management
! took charge and through his. gentle
manly disposition in the treatment OF
all patrons alike has endeared himself
| in the estimation of all who know
him. Charlie is certainly a good fell
! low
Sandy. W. Trice Company.
The Sandy W. Trice Company is
now a corporation doing a general
business in all kinds of furnishing
goods for men and women They deal
else you want Officers and directors:
S. W. Trice, President; DR.. A. j; Carey,
Treasurer; Rev. R. R. Wright, Secre-
tary; A. T. Henry, DR.. A. Wilberforce
Williams, and Milton J. Trice, Direc-
tors, 291S State street.
Rev. John F. Moreland, manager of
the A. NJ. E. Zion Publishing House,
located at Scharlotte, N. c., was a
welcome visitor in Chicago last week.
Rev More1and reports everything
working smoothly in his neck OF the
woods in the Southland, and he is just
as Jolly as he was while resident
here. The publishing hous is getting
along admirably under his wise man
agement, and his Chicago friends
made his stay very pleasant.
Mr.. John Garner, of the"Elite,' has
just returned from his vacation. Dur
Ing his absence he visited friends in
New York City and Atlantic City N.
J. and reports having spent pleas
ant time. He was the center OF attrac
ton among the western men at the
picnic given by the Pullman Car Por-
ter's Association. At SchuetZen Park
Jersey City. Mr.. Garner is one OF
Chicagos prominent business. men and
on his return looks one hundred per
cent, better by his outing,
The many friends of Mrs. Josephine
Rose will be panied to learn Of her
death in this city last week. Her tu'
neral was preached at Quincy, ILL.,, on
last Saturday at 2 p. m. Rev. Giles OF
the A. M. E. Church officiating.
Among her Chicago friends WHO at
tended the funeral we're her sister,
Mrs. Samuel Carter, of 1853 32d ST.,
J Miss Julia Thomas, her niece, and
Mrs. Theodore Hubbard. The ne.
ceased was we'll known and respected
in Chicago by host of friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jake L. Parks, AFTER
spending a pleasant trip with rela,
tives in Detroit, Mich, have returned
home. During their stay in De1rol'
they we're highly entertained by So
ciety folks of that city and they SPEAK
in Glowing terms of Detroit's hospital
|ity. They also attended the reception
at Bethel church, given to the mem
| hers of the Press Association and the
dance given for the delegates at Stras-
berg's Dancing Academy. Mr.. Parks
| is one of Chicago's most prominent
iundertakers. r."
! One of the old pioneers of Chicago
| is Mr.. John Kane, of No. Rush ST.
Mr.. Kane came to Chicago before the
great fire, and knows the city and It's
neople from end to end. Mr.. Kane IS
! unite a notable character, and one to
see him would consider him an ordl-
narv Door man, but by thrift and IN
dustry he has accumulated hand
some fortune to last and provide Tor
him in his old days. He beheves III
the equality of all men, and mas d
host of friends on the South Side, as
| we'll as other parts Of the city.
| Senator Shelby Nj. Cullom has NOV
ed his headquarters from chicago 10
| Snringfeld III. where he will IN the
future conduct his campaign for re-
election. Senator has told all OF ILL
(nois that he is not going to make a
J nersonal campaign but that ne leels
| that his past record as senator 1rolll
illinois should entitle him to the Id
vorable consideration of his constltu'
encv without entering scramble 1ol
the office. There are thousands anu
| thousands who feel as the senator
The senator spoke to large and en-
thusiastic audience at Peoria on the
9Th Inst. He will remain in spring
field until after the state fair when
opens on the 10Th, and after that Will
assume his duties as senior senator
from Illinois at the capital city.