The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-01-10
Louisville News.
LOCALS.

The Lealer will be for sale every Satur,
day, at HI. C-Weedon's book store, 244 w
| Green street. Mr.. Weeden is authorized
| to solicit subscribers for the same.
The Ciceronian society, one of our lead
| ing liteary societies, is soon to give a pub
lie entertainment.
General w. II. Perry, general of Brooks
| and Weeden's guards intends to have the
boys in good trim for next New Year.
The Sunday-school Teachers Normal
class meets at Quinn chapel every Satur-
day evening, At present Mr.. j. M. Max
we'll is the leader.
The Orphans Home society will be held
at st. James A. M. E. church and the fol-
lowing programme of literary exercises
carried out Lecture, Mr.. J. M. Maxwell;
essay. Miss NJ. V. Webster; solo, Mrs. NJ.
L. Mead; essay, Mr.. w. H. Perry.
Brooks and Weeden's guards who were
out on New Years day in uniform, cap,
scarfs, canes, ETC., were out without their
general, w. II. Perry. However, the COM
pany was under command of Captain j. w.
Brooks and Sergeant H. G. Weeden. A
good time was had.
S. s. Union N. / met at Asbury chapel
last Sunday afternoon, with a good num-
Der of schools present. Important among
the regular exercises of this Union is the
monthly review of the international les
sons, which renders the meetings quite
interesting and instructive.
The literary and historical society met
last Monday evening, President Maxwell
in the chair Minutes of last meeting read
and approved. Mr.. A. j. Bibb delivered
an admirable address on Social Duties in
General. Mr.. H. @. Weeden read a paper
on Bryant. The society paper, The Om-
nibus, was read by w. HI. Perry. Ad-
journed to meet Monday, Jan. 12-
PERSONALS.
The Rev. Jehu Holiday is in the city.
Mr.. w. P. Annis has returned from
Lexington, KY.
Mrs. Mary Stevens of Chicago, Ills, is
visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. B. D. Bagby, editor of The Leader,
honored our city with his presence.
The Rev. T. B. Caldwell, pastor of Quinn
chapel, is visiting his family in Pittsburg,
Penn.
Miss G. B. Price is with us again, after
pleasant visit to her parents in Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Mrs. Lissie Osborn, of Duckport, Louis
lana, is stopping with Mrs. Lizzie Bride,
2l9 Ninth st.
Miss L. G. Cox, who has been spending
vacation with her mother, left for st. Louis,
Mo-, Sunday evening, to begin anew her
school duties.
Mrs. Carter and her two daughters,
Misses Ottie and Emma. of Mississippi,
who were the guests of Mrs. Lizzie Nor
ris, have returned home.
Mr.. Elias Anderson, the tall pedagogue
of the Wabash; Mr. George Riley, Indi-
ana's ideal farmer, and his daughter, Miss
Lille Riley, spent the holidays in Louis
vile, as the guests of Mrs. A. P. Ander-
son.
Mr.. d. L. Maxwell captured the heart
of one of Louisvilles fairest bellies, and
caused many bachelor heart to mourn
by his leading Miss Callie johnson to the
altar and claiming her for his own But
he has to 60 back to Charlestown to teach
"all-ee sameel' Selah!
Mr.. G. w. Sanders and Miss Amelia
johnson were united in the holy bonds of
wedlock on New Years eve at 1O;45 bv
Rev. A Heath. The affair was a very pleas
ant one. The table which was spread for
the occasion was decorrted with such fruits
that drew a strong glance from each eve
after all had partook of what suited their
appetites. Remarks we're made by Messrs.
Gaddie, J. w. Brooks and H. G. Weeden.
They received hearty wishes from many
friends for long, peaceful and successful
life. ZULU.