Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-06-30
LOUISVILLE.
Hanging of Patterson Jack-leg
Preachers Raped.
Facts From the Falls City.

Facts From the Falls City.
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There is an excursion to Taylorsville
July 5.
Harrison and Morton are good enough
for us.
Mr.. Will Fairfax, Of Cleveland, is in
the city.
Mr.. Will Bell returned to Chicago
Saturday.
There is to be grand picnic at Short
Line Park, July9.
Miss Laura Thomas who has been
quite i'll has recovered.
Mr.. Richard Higdon, Of Frankfort,
was in the city Monday.
There were 20 Colored persons before
the city court last Monday.
Mrs. Ed. Warden returned from
Evansville, Ind, last Monday.
Mr.. J. @. Adams was entertained at
dinner Sunday by Mr.. D. H. Wilds.
An immense crowd was at the picnic
at Daisy Park Monday despite the
rain
Mrs. Charles Roxborough is quite
i'll at the residence of Mr.. w. II.
Gibson.
Charlie Bush, a I0-year old boy was
arrested Monday, charged with steal
ing horse and wagon.
Mrs.savannah Ryan and Mrs. Phoeby
Rice, of Lawrenceburg, KY, were the
guests of Mrs. L.. T. Whitman, this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Taylor, Mrs. I.
W. Walker and Mrs. Abbie F. Morris,
Of Cleveland, are guests of Mrs. M. l..
Mead.
Mr.. J. X. Hilyard, Of st.. Paul, was
in the city this week the guest of Mrs.
M. E. Thrift. He left for home Tues
day evening.
Miss Mary V. Robinson entertained
al dinner Tuesday, Miss Matte R. Jack
son, Messrs j. K. Hilyard andJ. @.
Adams, of st. Paul,
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ton, 926 w. Walnut street, and N. L.
Neal, 500 w. Green.
Monday Messrs j. X. Hilyard and J.
@. Adams, of st. Paul, took trip to New
Albany and were entertained at dinner
by Mr.. P. M. Grundy.
Morrison Taylor, aged 26, was ad-
Judged an idiot by the county court
Monday and Hannibal Jackson was
appointed to take care Of him.
Messrs T.. J. Herbert, James Davis
and J. H. Fletcher, of Washington, D.
c.: and Miss Eliza Hubbard, of Shelby
vile, KY, are guests of Mrs. Mary
Dean, 105 W. Walnut.
Mr.. Granderson Smith and Miss Alice
Johnson were united in marriage at the
residence of the brides father No. 600
Broadway, by Rev. John Frank, Thurs
day. Full particulars next week.
Mr.. Will Harris while lowering the
flag on the city hall Tuesday morning
had the trap door to fall on his arm and
brock it. DR.. Muller reduced the frac-
ture and he is getting on very we'll.
The Kentucky masons celebrated St.
Johns Day at Knox Presbyterian church
last Sunday, The sermon was preached
by Rev. w. M. Hargrave. There was
only medium sized audience present
The Ohio masons celebrated st.
Johns Day Monday at Seminary Park.
There was fair sized crowd present
and all had pleasant time. Excellent
music was made by Prof. Timmons'
band.
Mr.. Geo. Murfree wishes us to correct
the statement made in the last issue
about Bro Barry. He was not excluded
for what he believed but for teaching
doctrines contrary to the customs and
usages of the Baptist church.
The trip of the Dumas Literary Club
to Frankfort was very pleasant affair,
The performance was we'll received by
a crowded house very liberal in APP
plause which was well merited. The
party returned Saturday much pleased
with the trip.
Martha Bibbs and Virgie Taylor both
loved the same man. They met Mon
day in the neighborhood of Ninth and
Broadway and had a wordy war which
ended by Virgie knocking Martha down
with brick. Virgie tried to escape but
was chased, captured and locked up on
the charge Of assault and battery.
Mr.. J. @. Adams, editor of the
WESTERN APPEAL was in the city this
week working up the interests of the
paper, visiting friends, etc. He was
the guest of Mr.. Horace Pearce. He
was looking remarkably well. It seems
that the great Northwest agrees with
him. He left for home Thursday.
VIM. Patterson was at last stranplet
TO death last Friday morning protestin,
his innocence to the last. He professet
religion and joined the Baptist church
Thursday morning he was baptized IN
| tub in the jail, Revs. Richard Hatcher
and John Mitchell performing the cere
mony. The general belief is that b
was innocent, and had he been whit,
man would have been pardoned.
A gentleman who has been out of tn