Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-08-20
HIBERNIANS.
What They Have Been Doing
the Past Week-Oeneral
News Notes.

Members are invited to call and inspect
our new Office.
Tom Noone was present at the meeting
of No. 3, pleased with everything but
the temperature.
Turn out Monday night and attend the
noble purpose.
Mr.. Thomas LOTUS was initiated as a
member of the Young Mems Division at
the last meeting.
Messrs. Martin Sheehan and Joe Coo
ney ran an interesting race, but Martin
won by length.
Mr.. James McHugh was very much in
evidence at the lawn fete, and worked
hard for its success
The ball team of No would like to
arrange game for next Sunday with ore
of the other divisions.
The pioneer division of Suffolk coun-
ty, Mass, is Division |, of Boston. of
which John A. Ryan is president.
Bro. Joseph Taylor, of Division 3, sur
prised his friends land everybody else J
last week by appearing on a tandem.
No. 6's ball team will play a picked
nine at Grimes & Garry's Park, Nine
teehth and Bank, tomorrow morning.
Patrick Higgins has been awarded the
Coleman prize for procuring the greatest
number of new members for Division 3.
Bro. John Barrett is always welcome
visitor at the meetings of the Young
Mems Division, as is also Bro. William
Lawler.
Mr.. Martin Sheehan deserves much
credit for the manner in which he worked
for Miss Virginia Mackey, the winner of
the wheel.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. o. H.
will hold a special meeting tomorrow
afternoon for the transaction of impor-
tant business.
Edward Donahue captured the prize,
gold medal, offered to the member pre-
senting the largest number of applica-
tons to Division 6.
Mr. Will Noone is one of the popular
young men in the West End and always
takes leading part in all affairs of inter
est to Instantaneous.
There is avery rosy rumor going the
rounds about popular Dan Hartnett, of
Division A. The affair will come off in
the fall-so his friends say.
The young men of Division 6 antici-
pate large crowd at the ball park OH
Sunday, September IL, when they play
the nine from Mackin Council.
The Kentucky Irish American is read
by more Hibernians than any other pub
LEGATION. 1t contains more news for those
it represents than all the daily papers
combined.
James Campbell, of Division 3, who
has been seriously i'll for the past month,
is now OH the road to recovery, and his
friends hope to see him at the meetings
in the near future.
Roger McDermott, of Division 3, who
has been on the sick list for the past six
weeks, was able to be present at the last
meeting of the division. He is unable
to resume his duties as yet, however.
The Kentucky Irish American was
given warm reception during the past
week. Thanks are returned, with the
hope that each member will perform his
part in increasing our subscription list.
Mr.. Frank G. Cunningham, of the
Young Mems Division, was a visitor at
the meeting of Division 3 Wednesday
evening. He entertained the older men,
bers with an interesting address and in
vited the division to attend the ball game
Mr. James J. Brown, of Eighteenth and
High, was the recipient of an ovation at
the meeting of No. g. Mr.. Brown is one
of the real workers of the division, and
his efforts i'll behalf of the lawn fete con-
tributed in no small measure to its great
success.
The forty-sixth annual picnic and
games of the Board of Erin, of New
York, were held on Monday, August Is,
at Cosmopolitan Park. Among the prom
inent Hibernians who were present was
Edward L. Carey, the county delegate of
the board.
The Rev. John F. Cummins, State Chap |
lain of Massachusetts,, rendered a recep-
ton to the officers and members of Di- |
vision 40, of Forest Hills, last week at
the Sacred Heart rectory, Roslindale A
number of prominent Hibernians were
in attendance
Joseph F. Madden, President of Divis-
ion 10, of Roxbury, was Presented mag
niicent gold badge, emblematic of the
order, by his brother members on Sun
day, August IA, as slight acknowledge
ment of his efforts in bringing the divis-
ion to its present advanced state.
The lawn fete given by Division at
Lion Garden Monday evening was great
success. The officers and committeeman
entertained the vast throng present in
royal manner. and maintained the repu-
tation of the division. A handsome thing
was done in the awarding of the two
prizes.
The Kentucky Irish American takes
pleasure in announcing that Division is
to renew the monthly soirees that proved