Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-01-28

Pat Kane is confined to his nome at
Eighth and Oak streets by illness. His
friends are hopeful of his speedy recovery.
Miss Mary Murphy will this week leave
for New York City, where she will re-
main some time as the guest of her sis
ter.
Our crayon portraits are pronounced
irst-class by all who have seen them.
Read the advertisement in another col
umn.
Michael Murphy, who recently re-
turned from Ireland, will soon be estab-
lished in business at Seventeenth and
Portland avenue.
Mr. Harry Kirchdorfer who has been
seriously i'll for some time, is considerably
improved, and his physician states he
will soon be able to be out
Officer Frank Dignans host of friends
will regret that his condition remains
unchanged. There is but little hope now
entertained for his recovery.
Mrs. Matilda Wallis is recovering
from severe attack of the grip at the
home of her son, 2. L. Wallis, 400
Twentieth street. She is eighty-six years
old.
The many friends and acquaintance of
popular Pat Fallon will be pleased 70
learn that he il again on duty With Rich-
rPFaspa;s a s<.sse4 n aud a.
{ brief illness.
S The many friends Of Mike O'Donnel
. of Twentieth and Bank streets, will b
glad to know that he has so far recovere,
I, from his recent illness as to be able t
be out again.
Mike Walsh, of Oldham street. has be
come known as the leader of the band
: He received his title on account of beinI
q seen leading the crowd out Seventh stree
every evening.
Capt. p. ]. Breen left the city Wednes
day for Southern Indiana. He wa
E called to the bedside of his mother-in-law
2 who was reported as not expected to sur
vive a recent severe illness.
, Nj. ]. Palmer, residing at Twenty-fiftl
and cambridge streets, is still confines
to his home, very i'll of typhoid fever
r His many friends are hoping for favor
able change in his condition.
Martin Minogue has been confined t
his home, 143l Hull street, for the pas
. month with an attack of the grip. Hi
friends viii be glad to know that he ha
so far recovered as to be able to go out.
The many friends of Rev. Father DAILY
of the Dominican church, regret that HI
had to succumb to illness. He is a
present at St. Joseph's In6rmary. Hi
speedy recovery is anxiously hoped for.
Mr. John Holland, the popular watch
man with the Louisville Packing Com
pany, and family and James O'Connel
and family returned Monday after a
pleasant visit with John O'Connell in the
. county.
The dance of the Young Ladies' Aux.
Hilary of Trinity Council at Library Hal
Monday evening is sure to attract large
crowd. They are making efforts to make
this the most enjoyable affair ever given
under their auspices.
Vim. Broderick, father of Tom Brod-
erick, of Zane street, has been i'll at SITS.
Mary and Elizabeth Hospital for the last
two weeks. Under the treatment he is
receiving there his recovery is only a
question of a short while.
Very Rev. Father Bax entertained the
members of the St. Johns School Union
Minstrel Company, after their excellent
performance Wednesday night, with an
elegant banquet, at which he presented
Miss Florence Ulmer with handsome
gold cross.
Mr. Henry F. cassin, Deputy Clerk of
the United States Courts, who underwent
severe surgical operation last week, is
improving rapidly, but will be confined
to his home, 1926 High avenue. for sew
eral weeks. His many friends wish him
speedy recovery.
Quite large number of their friends
were handsomely entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. William ]. McGrath upon the occa-
sion of the christening of their little
daughter. The sponsors were Miss Josie
Sullivan and Mr.. Charles Hodapp. An
elegant dinner was served in honor Of the
event,