The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-01-11
THE I I. FALLS | s CITY. !.
Louisville Laconics-A Record of
the Happenings Among the. ::
COlOred Residents of
Kentucky's Metropolis. =.

Mr.. Horace Morris .paas a trip ,: tc
Bradstown, Thursday: 1921
Miss M. F. Cox has returned after 8
pleasant visit to the city.
Miss Ellen Bullock entertained 9
number of her friends Monday evening
Miss Turner after spending pleasant
time in the city has returned to Glas.
gov.
Mr.. w. G. Williams of l7C3 State who
has been sick for week or 80 is out
again.
Mr.. W. H. Steward recently purchased
a splendid residence on 9Th street for
81, 500.
The excellent building of Mr.. George
Murfree on Broadway near 18th is near
ing completion.
Misses Fannie G.. and Minnie Weeden
and Luella Washington, spent the holt
days in La Grange.
Miss Kittie Argyle Mann returned to
Fairfield Wednesday to open the second
term of her school.
Mr.. Alex Taylor of Chicago, after
spending a few days in the city during
the holidays returned.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jam es
Kalfus was buried Monday from their
residence, 539 Roselane street.
Bring your Job printing to the Louis
vile Office of The APPEAL, 312 w. Jefer.
son st. Good work at reasonable rates.
Visitors in Louisville cannot find a
better place to get good board and room
than at Mrs. Matilda Browns No. SOC
West Green street.
The young children had very pleas
ant entertainment at the residence of
Mr.. Horace Morris Friday night. The
evening was spent tripping the light
fantastic toe.
A delightful reception was rendered
Mr.. Sim Britton of Jellico, Temp, by
Miss Pauline McAfee at the residence
of Mr.. Henry Moss. 424 Roselane street,
Wednesday evening. A large number
were present.
Mrs. A. D. Jackson entertained at din
ner Sunday, Miss Jones, of Lancaster;
Mrs. Leila Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy
Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hale, Mrs.
Rboda Briscoe, of Indianapolis and Mrs.
w. H. Chambers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Morris enter
tanned their friends Thursday night.
Those present were: Mesdames John
Preston, Chas. Sneed, Virginia Pickett,
Churchill Martin, Horace Morris, Maria
Cox, Francis McCauley, Alicia Dunlap,
J. J. G. Mckinley; Misses Maggie and
Ida Tayloe, Florence Gibson, Ellen Bull
lock, Rachel Davis, Rubena Rogers,
Lillian Morris, Lucretia Minor, Gertrude
Caldwell. Matte Fowles, Florence Mil
Ter, Amanda thomas, Hattie Reneix.
Jessie Carter, Alone Smith, Norma Bar
bour, Maria Roxborough, Anna Gray,
Eliza Davenport; Messrs. Thomas, Robb,
Julius, Cox, Chancellor Morris, Leslie
Davis, Profs. Sneed and Lawson, J. J.
G. Mckinley, Arthur Hodges, Ernest
Martin, Jerome Bullock.
The following officers of the Masonic
order in Louisville were installed for
the ensuing year.
MT. MoRIAH LODGE NO. /.
VIM. A. White, w. M; John Thomp-
son. S. w.; Ksrrier J. Cox. J. w.; Chas.
L. Boldin5, T.; Ed Caldwell, S.; Jas. E..
Wilson, S. d.; Enoch Nancy, J. D.; B.
P. Bibb, S. S.; j. H. Buckner, J. S.;
Isaac Jones, Tyler.
ST. THOMAS LODGE NO. 2.
Geo. Sutton, W. NJ; jos. Lynch, S.
w.; &C. Slaughter, ]. W. Octavius Young.
T.; Robert Jackson, S.; c. 3. Clay, s. D.;
c. w. Rlakey, J. D.; Robert Parker,
Tyler.
KEYSTONE LODGE NO. 8.
Geo. Taylor, w. NJ; Silas K. Weir, S.
w.; Geo. w. Evans, J. W.; John C. N.
Fowles, T.; Horace Morris, S.; Abraham
Crooms, S. D.; Charles Magruder, ]. D.;
Jas. Tate. Tyler.
UNITY LODGE NO. IL.
Napoleon Bonaparte, w. NJ; sml. W.
Jordon, S. W.; VIM. Watson, ]. w.;
John Bullock, T.; F. J. Scott, s.; W.. P.
Annis, s. D.; H. Morton, J. D.; W. E.
Malone. Tyler.
MT HoREB CHAPTER NO. l..
Geo. Sutton, H. p; Geo. w. Brady,
K; J. H. Hutchinson, Scribe; J. C. N.
Fowles, l.; Geo. w. Evans, s.; Edward
Caldwell, G. Of H.; Geo. II. schaefer, r.
a. c.; Horace Morris, P. S.; E. w.
Richey, Sd; +. J. Sweeney, I'd: JOS