Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-10-22

MI. JOuu OIOSdl 10 SuCCCSuliS very
we'll at ]. M. Robinson, Norton & Co.'s.
Mr.. Dom. Martin, of East Laurel street,
is improving somewhat from an attack of
throat trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Caperton have re-
turned to the city from their country
home at Rio Vista
Mrs. William M. Higgins has returned
from most enjoyable visit with friends
and relatives in New York.
Mr.. Walter L. Niehoff, of 500 East
Breckenridge street, has accepted posi-
ton with the Meffert Stock Company.
Will Keefe and Charley Ricketts, have
just returned from Madison, where they
have been the guests of Miss Amy Smith.
William Nolan, Al Miller, Fred Haw-
kins, of New Orleans, and James Rama
gan, of St. Louis, have been spending the
week at West Baden.
Miss Alice Underhill has just returned
from Greensburg, where she has been
spending the summer as the guest of her
relative, Mr.. John J. Goode.
Miss Emma {. Sweeney, who is visit
ing friends in indianapolis, will remain
until December l, and shortly after her
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1t is reported that Mr.. John Brown, of
Tenth street, will soon task a girl to
leave her happy home" Here's hoping
you success and happiness, John.
Mr.. erich" Langan, of West st. Cath
crime street, who has been studying for
the priesthood, is sick of throat trouble
at SITS. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital.
Mr.. Frank Cunningham, the we'll
known local actor. will drill the Young
Mems Division, A. o. H., in the produc-
ton of the Shamrock and the Rose"
Mr. Frank Alderman and wife have
returned from their honeymoon and will
test the pleasures of married life. Frank
is as happy as ''Junny bug" in a potato
patch.
Mr.. Al Brennan, who has been living
in New York for the past FIVE months,
sailed last Saturday with party of friends
for Europe. He will be gone about three
months.
A delightful coffee social was given by
the Cathedral Altar Society at the resi-
dence of DIR. and Mrs. Charles Sauter, 7l5
East Broadway, Thursday afternoon and
evening.
Prof. Dowd, the well-known dancing
master at Library Hall, is enlarging his
private classes somewhat. Prof. Dowd is
considered the best dancing master in the
country.
Cosmas Meagher's smiling face is sell
dom missed from any of No. 6 A. o. HIS
socials. Always present to give the glad
hand of welcome to his numerous friends.
Keep it up, old boy.
Master Walter Hennessey entertained
Monday evening in honor of his twelfth
birthday. A large number of friends of
the little boy assembled at his home and
the evening was delightfully."- passed.
The Ladies of the Sodality of the
Blessed Virgin of the Church of Our
Lady, in Portland, will give candy
pulling October 81, at Schafers Hall,
Seventeenth street and Portland avenue.
Dan Hartnett has left the employ of
the L. & N. railroad and gone back to
his old love-the Frank A. MEME Co.
Dan has many friends. who are grooming
him for Councilman's seat at the next
election.
Master John J. Montague is very high
ly complimented upon his speaking at
st. Brigid's fair. John is only FIVE years
of age, yet he took the house by his reci-
tation of "What didn't Dewey do to
them?"
Miss Lily Wigg has just returned from
Portland, Me-, where she was the guest
of Miss Mollie Shove. She had many
pleasant wheeling tours, as she and her
hostess were on their wheels great deal
of the time.
Every one was we'll pleased with the
by the Board of Public
Works of James Phalen to the position of
Inspector of Sewers. "Jim" is hustling
young Democrat Of the Ninth ward and
certainly deserved his good luck.
Mr.. Patrick O'Sullivan was given a
most pleasing and successful testimonial
at Library Hall, when he gave his fare
well concert, previous to his journey to
Europe, where he goes to complete his
musical studies under the great masters.
The Rev. Edward M. Obrecht, o. c.
R., will be ordained as Abbot at Gethse-
name Abbey, Bardstown, October %. A
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