The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1898-05-07


wheel. The electric light was out
and he failed to see wagon loaded
with ladders and ran into it. For
tunately, he was not riding very rap
idly, consequently he was only badly
bruised.
Mr.. Terrence, the grocer, has
been suffering intensely of late with
his eyes. He has lost entirely the
sight Of one eye and it is feared that
the other may fail him at any moment
as it is dreadfully effected. Mr.. Tor
rence's friends extend their warmcst
sympathy and regret at his misfor-
tune and suffering.
Mr.. Albert Foster will leave the
city tonight. His destination will be
Evansville, Ind.
Another wedding is vaguely spoken
ola banker, Of middle age. popular,
good looking and attractive will,
5000 it is said, lead to Hymen's altar
a pretty brunette, of the northern
portion Of the city. Congratulations.
The soldiers left this morning at
Z O'Clock, and many mothers hearts
have all day been saddened with the
thought Of the probability of losing
their SUE, but with these sad
e. % H.. hey in the midst of grief
.iembers the cause which took their
boy away and, realizing that adeath
could net be nobler than IN defending
and fighting for the country We all
love so well, dry their tears and be-
lievipg in an All Wise Providence,
set themselves the task OF patiently
waiting and hoping for the best. 1t
will all come right in the end. Each
one of our Paducah boys we hope
will return unframed.
Miss Edith Mitchell, after q short
visit to her friend, Miss Mary Bos-
we'll, will return to her home in
Evansville today. Miss Mitchell,
having visited here before, has a
number OF friends who regret her
hasty departure.
Little Miss Eloise Bradshaw,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brad
shaw, of the West End, gave de-
lightful party last night to her little
friends, who are numerous. Little
Miss Bradshaw is very bright
young lady, and male most charm
ingly graceful hostess.
The dance last night at the hall in
the Campbell building, given by the
younger set, was enjoyed immensely
by a la-ge attendance OF both old
and youpg society folk.
Miss Linda James, popular
young society girl Of Evansville, after
a delightful visit to relatives and
Miss Elizabeth Sinnott, returned
Wednesday to her home.
Next week dance will be given
by the young society men.
Mrs. Joe Harris condition is I'M
changed today.
Miss Richardson, OF Wichita,
Kas., is in the city on visit to Mrs.
Geo. Thompson and sister, Miss
Fannie Taylor, ON West Broadway.
Miss Richardson has visited here be-
fore and formed a number CT friends,
who are pleased to have her with
them again.
Mrs. Mary 4. Beadles is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. W. nains,
in Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. Warren Thornberry was very
i'll yesterday. Her friends were
greatly alarmed concerning her con-
dition. Today she is thought to be
slightly improved.
Mrs. Jane McElroy was quite Ill
yesterday, but is decidedly better to-
day.
Mrs. Eugene Gleaves is ill at her
home on North Fifth.
Miss Ora Clark has not been well
Tor the past few days, but is greatly
improved today.
Thursday Mr.. Hense Harris sprain-
I'd his ankle severely, but it did not
render him unable to leave with his
this morning for Lexing-
on.
Miss jeanette Campbell was slight
ndisposed yesterday, but is fairly |
recovered today.
Miss Nora johnson entertained
asst night at her home at Fourth and
W Washington, in honor OF some of the
soldier boys. The parlors were
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