Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-08-04
LOUISVILLE.

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The *. T. -Rumors of
Weddings National Grand
Master feytOn.
Rev. Gaddie to Go.
Rev. P. H. Kennedy has gone to Mad.
isonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Morris are visiting
in Cincinnati.
There is to be a grand excursion to
Shelbyville, Aug. 10.
Next Thursday evening. Rev. d. A.
Gaddie will preach at Zion Baptist
church.
There is an effort being made among
the young men to organize military
company.
1t is said that Mr.. Hundley Goodall
and Miss Estella Buckner were married
last week.
There will be a big time here at the
grand conclave Of the knights Templar
beginning Aug. IA.
Miss Gertie Caldwell will spend the
remainder Of the summer in Indianapo.
lis with her mother.
Mrs. Betsy Graya her grand-daugll-
ter, Miss Laura Thomas have gone to
Chicago for the summer.
At the session of N. G. T.. of u. B. F.
at st. Louis last week. Mr.. w. T. Peyton
of this city was elected National Grand
Master.
Ben. Houser, janitor of the Board OF
Trade fell out ola second story window
there, Sunday night. He was not SER
iously hurt.
John Givens, of this city, was drowned
at Chicago, Sunday. He went out on
the lake with a lot of companions. fell
overheard and was drowned.
Mrs. Lucinda Budel, aged seventy-six
living on Linden and East streets was
delivered of a healthy infant, Saturday.
The case is remarkable one.
Briney Clark and Alice Lang, two
nymphs du pave, had Sunday morning
fight on Jackson and Fulton streets.
The Clark woman was badly bruised.
Miss Lizzie Reynolds formerly of this
city was united in marriage to Mr.. Frank
Johnson of Cleveland last week. The
ceremony took place in Charleston, S.
C.
News items for Louisville column
should be sent direct to G.. F. Adams
1926 Dearborn street Chicago, Ill. Must
reach him Tuesdays to appear same
week.
There is some talk that Rev. D. A
Gaddie will give up Green street church
and take a charge elsewhere. He
preached dedicatory sermon in Indian
apolis last Sunday.
Southern Light Tabernacle No. 253.
Knights of Tabor gave parlor concert
and lawn fete at the residence of Mrs.
Ed Warden No. 1928 w. Walnut street,
last Thursday and all present had nice
time.
D. D. Sebree and Isaac Curtis had a
meeting at Brook and Green Monday
night. About 100 were present and
they decided to support Mr.. Goose for
Sheriff. Clark was objected to because
he hanged Patterson.
Old Dame Rumor says that Mr.. J. j. C.
Mckinley and Miss J ulia Booker are to
be married this month. We also hear a
similar rumor regarding our old friend
Horace Pearce. Mrs. Runor SAYS he is
to be married in September, Just to
think fit, Crit. Mckinley and Horace
Pearce getting married! Anice pair Of
ducks they are! Well boys, we wish
all your troubles may be little ones.
"Frog-eyed Charley" was probably
fatally shot unday night at Preston and
Washington streets by Joe Baker. The
two quarreled about who should drink
first out at a bucket of beer. Baker said
he would not drink from the bucket aft
er the beer had become contaminated
by contact with the dirty face of !. Frog.
eyed Chnrley,o and it was not long be.
fore the two came to blows. Baker shot
his antagonist in the breast.
The Knights Templar are making
great Preparations Cor the grand con.
clave here on the IA, Is, Is, and IL o.
the month. They have secured the
base ball grounds for drill and Kelly't
Park just across the street for picnic anG
banquet. They have arranged for {
grand boat excursion on the Is. Or
| this occasion there will be two boat,
dashed together. Two thousand people
can be accommodated. On the 1911
the grand prize drill will occur betwee,
several Of the best Communicates Of til,
country. On the 18th the grand bah
quet will be held az compliment /,
visiting communicates.