Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-06-16
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Mrs. Roxborough has been quite sick
at her residence.
Rumor says we will be minus one OF
our East end teachers soon
Miss Mamie Stokes, of Madison, was
the guest of Miss Matte Fowles.
:. Big boat excursion up to Madison
Ind, last Sunday for church which is
not needed.
Mrs. VIM. Anderson and daughter,
have gone to Kansas where they expect
to reside in the future.
Mr.. w. o. Vance, of New Albany,
lectured on John Brown" at the Fifth
avenue church on the 7th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steele, of Magazine
street, are just as happy as can be. It's
a boy and its name is Johnnie.
Rumor says that our friend Mr.. j. j.
G. Mckinley will soon lead one of our
fairest young ladies to the altar:
The APPEAL with louisville column, is
for sale every Saturday, by Henry Nor
ton, 926 w. Walnut street, and N. L.
Mr.. c. S. Morris, who has been
student at Howard University for the
last two years, is spending his vacation
in the city.
Mr.. Alonzo Duncan has returned to
the city after short business trip to
Chicago, he looked every inch lord on
the street Sunday.
Mr.. j. @. Adams, editor of the
WESTERN APPEAL. is expected in the city
next week, to spend few days among
his friends in his old home.
There will be a grand organ recital
and concert at Quinn Chapel, next
Thursday evening, in which some of
our best local talent will participate.
The Dumas Literary Circle leave by
special train this evening for Frankfort
where "East Lynn will be presented.
A number of folks will accompany
them. ,.s
Mr.. David Steward has gone to st,
Louis. Ne hope Mr., Steward will not
get SO crushed on the Future Great"
as certain young lady who visited
there last summer
The Batson concert was not so we'll
attended Monday, owing to the fact that
Odd Fellows had their annual picnic at
Seminary Park on that day, where a
large crowd assembled early in the af-
ternoon.
Rev. E. P. Mars and Miss Bette
Frazier, one of the graduates from the
high school, will be united in marriage
at Twelfth street church next Thursday
evening, at $50. Rev. D. A. Gaddie
will perform the ceremony, a reception
will be held at the residence of the
groom, No. 1927 Columbia street.
The first national convention of Y. M.
G. AS. of the Colored race convened in
Liederkranz Hall, Sunday at 8 p. m.
The meeting was called to order by
President Albert Mack and w. H. Good
all was elected temporary chairman.
The election of officers for next year re-
suited as follows: G. S. Morris, presi-
dent; Albert Mack, w. H. Goodall,
vice presidents; Geo, Talbot, treasurer;
Albert White, secretary.
The Colored high school commence
ment occurs at Macauleys Theatre
Monday. There are eighteen gradu-
ates as follows: Charles Maxwell,
Willie Davis, Pleasant Alexander, John
Jetton, Merriwether Johnson, Alice
Smith, Mary Branch, Mary Rowen,
Maggie Johnson, Lucy Berry, Carrie
Heath Kate Masterton, Minnie Cru.ch-
field, Laura Jones, Rubena Rogers,
Florence Gibson, Eliza Davenport, Luz
cretia Minor.
| There was a young dude in this city
who not long since married one of our
most esteemed lady teachers. He de-
manded half her salary every month it
is said, to pay the expenses of another
young woman of doubtful character,
but the teacher wife refused to comply.
So the dude after putting out most dam
aging reports about his wife leaves for
parts unknown. Young man you may
regret your action. You have wronged
a woman whose social standing raised
you high above your level.
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