The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-10-08
LOUISVILLE.
Facts and Fancies Found in tho Beauti
full Falls City.
A Record Of tho Happenings Among tn.
Ceaored Residents Of the Metrop-
ellis Of Kentucky-Louisvilo
L0cOnics.


MIS-. Lizzie Gray is quite i'll.
Mrs. J. G. N. Fowler is quite sick.
There will be several weddings soon.
Mrs. Maria Cox leavet Saturday fol-
Chicago, I'll.
Mr.. Mcclellan of Fisk University, ie
IN the city.
Mr.. W. A. Hunton of Richmond, Va,
is in the city.
Mr.. Frank Meade of Chicago, Ill.,, was
ia the city last week.
Miss Carrie Alexander left Saturday to
attend Fisk University.
Mr.. A. E. Meyzeek visited New AL
bany, Ind, last week,
A certain young lady in town has the
knack for attracting all the widowers in
town. 20 - s-1s,' ga .
Mr.. Eugene c. Sennings and Miss
Lulu Booker were married Tuesday al
4:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Davis of New Orleans, La, is in
the city the guest of her granddaughte,
Mrs. w. H. Harris.
Canton, Mississippi.
R. J. Carrot is on the sick list.
The Second Annual Colored Fair will
be held here on the 26, q, % and 20 oil
October. M.r,.., IKE. SIS. ...v.. ;...f
Lone lady wants to know if John
Webb goes out in societyin that fix"
Madame, society needs over-hauline
badly.
A meddler has hi eye on some of our
young brother Cd ellows. Don't for.
get the teaching ,fthe three links, my
brother.
A meddler wants to know why Miss
E. L. j. doesn't find another fellow
when she knows r J, Y. only goes with
her for pastime.
A medd|er warns Miss Mary S to not
be quite so vain and forget the story oil
the "spider and the fly" Every good
girl has bright future.
Tuesday the %. was set apart for the
big Sunday School celebration nd basket
picnic, The day came, but the expected
crowd failed to appear.
A meddler says he would like to Get
close enough to Mrs. p. A. M, he would
ask her why she holds her head 80
high above her own people.
Miss Lizzie White, beautiful creole
belle that has been visiting Mrs. Manila
Jackson, during the summer returned
to her home in New O.leans Sunday.
II is hoped that Bro. Hibbler will take
his text from the Bible and rot from
what he hears on the street, we 90 to
church to hear sermons, not stump
speeches.
A meddler warns some of the young
men that recently made their debut, to
not use such strong language in the
presence of QUA best young ladies, if
they don't know how to act, just sit and
look at the leaders and learn.
The literary circle met Tuesday even.
ing. regular routine of business was dis
persed with, being night of pleasure.
Brogram began with prayer and singing.
addresses by Misses M. s. Love, T. Mil.
ton, I. Jackson. Miss f, jackson rend-
cred a sacred solo. Messrs. Williams,
Garrett and Saddler, did credit to them
selves. The evening closed with origin
al musical selections by Jas. C. Latham.
A delightful entertainment was given
by the upper tens" in honor of Miss
Johnson of Jackson, at the residence of
Mrs. Eliza Garrett. Parlor rastimes,
music, singing, and ending with a royal
banquet. The visitors left for their
homes much to the displeasure of all.
Among the noted guests were Miss Kit.
tie Hill of Brookville, Mrs. E. Allen of
Nashville, and Miss Pritchard of Madi.
son.