Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1898-12-24

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City Assessor Dan Murphy, who has
been i'll, is on duty again.
Miss Antoinette Hayes entertained
party of friends at dinner Wednesda,
evening.
Detective Martin Donahue is on duty
again. He has been i'll of the grippe
since last Friday.
Mr.. Phil Kavanaugh, with Bridgeford
& Co., has been spending the past week
at Elizabethtown.
Mr.. Henry Cassin, Deputy United
States Clerk, has recovered from slight
attack of the grippe.
Mr.. P. F. Mccarthy, the all-night wire
chief of the Western Union, is confined
to his bed with the grippe.
Mr.. Augustus f. Wilson will enter
tain the Harvard Club Thursday evening,
December 80, with smoker.
Standiford Keller has returned from
the University of Virginia to spend the
holidays with his mother, on Sixth
street.
Miss Agnes Dugan will arrive from St.
Louis today, to spend Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. M, ]. Dugan, 1887 Sixth
street.
Morris Hyland, well-known member
of Company B of the Legion, is confined
to the hospital, suffering from pneu-
monia.
Mr.. F.. L. Cronk, who has been con-
fined to his home by an attack Of grippe,
has so far recovered as to be able to be at
his Office.
The friends of Andy Meagher and John
Doolan are growing quite suspicious of
their frequent trips in the same neigh
borhood, down town.
We regret to announce the serious ill
ness of Charles Herms. the well-known
and popular printer, who is confined to
his home on Goss avenue.
Green McGrath has gone for an ex-
tended trip through the East He will
make several stops with his friends, re-
turning after the holidays.
Miss Eugenia Goldstein, daughter of
DR.. AdoIphns GoRstein, left for Chicago
this week to spend the winter. She viii I
make her debut in society there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gallagher are now
It home to their friends at 1909 Seventh
street, where they have furnished coy
home and gone to housekeeping.
Miss Irma Bailey returned Wednesday
rom St. Margaret's School, Brooklyn,
md will spend the holidays with her
mother at 3ll West Walnut street.
John Mansfield, living in Shipping
,ort, who recently received severe in
uries on the leg from a falling stone,
will be able to be out in few days.
Edward Ferro Crowley and Bob
>hurchill have on hand a monster en-
ertainment and dance, which they will
pring on their friends next month.
The engagement of Miss Lucy Meehan, r
ne of this city's most winsome young t
ldies, to Mr.. Carroll Brookfeld, popu- t
II Cincinnatian, has been announced. f
Col. John Whallen, who has been con- v
ned to his home by illness during the
ast week, is reported to be improving
I'd his friends hope for his speedy recov-
y.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Murphy, of Eight
nth and High streets, will have a
lristmas celebration in honor of the
rival of pretty little girl at their
,me.
Mrs. Martin Cusick, who has been in q,
sposed, has so far recovered as to be able r.
move about her home. This will be -,
easing news to that lady's many n
ends.
John Nevis, the hustling young Re- GU
blican politician, is being groomed by TO
} many friends for seat in the Coun- "
that is in the next Republican pa
uncil.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Bush, of 8l4 Old CT
m street, will 4 spend Christmas at of
srmont as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. flu
m Cook. They are accompanied by tt
Fir daughter. he
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Mrs. John E. Foley, of Indianapolis, do
merly Miss Hannah O'Brien, of this on
y, is here to spend Christmas with her M,
ters, at 924 Sixth street. Mr.. Foley
i join her today.
'rivates Joe Rodgers and Harry Cas- .
OF Company H First Kentucky, gave sat
II comrades in that company a mill Oh
hop Tuesday night at Twentieth too
Dumesnil streets. acc