Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-12-08
LOUISVILLE.
The Budget Of News Concerning
the Colored People OF
the Falls City.
Gossip's Melange.

Mr.. Perry Perry who has been i'll for
several weeks is able to be out again.
And still they talk of how well the
coon" ate the rooster. The head, tail
and all.
Mrs. Hattie Watkins who. has been
visiting friends in this city has returned
to Lexington.
Prof. j. T. Gilliard. teacher Of dancing
and instrumental music. may be found
at 18th and Walnut streets.
The cantata of "Rebecca' will be
rendered at Odd Fellows Hall Dec. 10
and IL, by the Quinn Chapel choir.
The mmercial ought to suppress the
fanciful young individual who dishes UP
the Colored people. He overdoes it.
The young ladies and gents are al
ready making preparations for the Holt
day parties and social entertainments.
It is currently reported that some of
the male teachers voted the Democrat
ticket. This really can't be SO, can it?
Bring your job printing al the Louis
vile Office of the APPEAL, 312 w. Jeffer-
son st. Good work at reasonable rates.
The Thanksgiving menu at Jacob
street Tabernacle was we'll rendered,
and accompanied by two (2) brass instru-
ments.
For fat boy esCrit'' made pretty
good time from school Monday morning
when he found that his coy little home
was on fire.
Visitors in Louisville cannot find
better place to get good board than at
Mrs. Matilda Browns No. 500 West
Green street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris S5s 9Th street
celebrated their fifth anniversary Tues
day the 9th inst. They were the re.
cipients of large number of presents.
The Republican Executive committee
unanimously resolved that Fltzboodler
was fraud and cheat, and voted to
fire him. He claims that it takes a
three.fourths vote, of all the committee
to expel him, and is fighting for his
head. Put the boodler out.
For thrift and enterprise Louisville is
not behind. Another incorporation has
been formed known as the Real Estate
Association, its incorporators are Messrs.
VIM. Watkins, E. w. Hammond W. R.
Merrifeld and others with capital stock
$4,000. They begin business Jan. l,
1889. Mr.. Watkins says there is no
reason Why they can't succeed as things
are very promising.
Some person with wicked intent had
charged that Mr.. w. H. Perry, princi-
pal of the Eastern night school, has been
reporting an average attendance of 10
pupils when he should have reported
go. We don't believe Mr.. Perry has
made any such reports, as he is a man
of undouhted character. We have
known him since his first arrival, when
but boy and feel certain that the
charge is groundless.
Great interest is manifested by the
members of Zion church Of this city in
the recovery Of Bishop S. T. Jones, D.
D., who recently received a paralytic
stroke. Bishop Jones is the senior
Bishop Of the A. Nj. e.. Zion church and
it is said the ablest Negro Bishop in
America. He presided over this district
for several years and at present has
charge of the New York and New
England conferences.
Things look very blue around the
Post-office now days. We wonder
which side Of the fence Mrs. Thompson
will get over on, the Republican side or
Democratic side? Arthur appointed her
because she was Republican, when
Cleveland camein power she was then
a Democrat. Now that Ben Harrison
will be President she has run good
race and fought good fight and now
she will have to get out.
Mr.. William Brown and Miss Mary
Jane Branch, graduate of class 1883,
were quietly married Wednesday the
the Goth ult. by Rev. D. |. H. Welch.
Mrs. Brown is very accomplished
young lady and had charge Of public
school in Nelson county. Mr.. Brown is
the son Of Mr.. S. Brown the teamster,;
and has considerable thrift. They RS
side at No. 52Ss Laurel street where
they have everything rare and taste.
fully arranged. 81
PASTORAL storms are numerous just
now. Rev. E. II. Curry was attended
with one Of these creatures last week
again. The party was lead by Miss
Emma Elliot, Mrs. Alice Crawley, Mrs.
Sarah Mum, Mrs. Margaret johnson,
Mrs. Bette White, Mrs. Dicey Spratt.
Mrs. Ellen Kidd, Mrs. Fannie Sandusky,
Mrs. Martha Washington, Misses Ella
Mckay, Malvenia McCoomer, Aletha
Green, Cora White, Nora Marshall,
Annie Johnson, the elder accepted the
gifts with a neat little speech, and the
party after a short pleasant stay retired.
+ Early Monday morning. the house Of
J. j. G. Mckinley caught fire from a
defective fue, and owing to the scant
water supply in the neighborhood was
considerably damaged before the flames
could be subdued. His wife happened
to be at home sick abed at the time and
was very much Frustrated by the Gala
nifty. The neighbors succeeded in
saving all Of the furniture, with little