Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-01-21

for Floyd Knobs, Ind, where she will
spend a week with her mother, Mrs.
Schoepfin. who has been very i'll. She
will also visit the family of Mr.. John
Breen at Mooresville before returning.
Mike Hartnett of Hibernian Division
No. |, seems to be making a winning
race for the Kentucky Irish American
prize for the most popular member. Ed.
: Toomey, one of his able lieutenants, can
be depended on to tell why Mike should
get the prize.
Tim ]. Sullivan and Michael Collins
paid flying visit to the Jacksonville
division Thursday night for the purpose
of extending and invitation for the stag
to be given by Division next Tuesday
night. They were treated with genuine
Irish hospitality.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary of Mackin
Council has issued invitations to a dance
to be given at Liederkranz Hall on
Wednesday evening, February /. Every
thing indicates that it will be one of the
most pleasing dances ever given by this
popular society.
Miss Agnes Nilmeiger and Mr.. James
l.. MCGEE were married Wednesday
morning at St. Boniface church, before
large gathering of friends and relatives.
After the ceremony the company went to
the home of Mr.. John F. Seebold, where
a reception was held.
The funeral of Mrs. Johannah Dalton
occurred Tuesday morning from St.
Johns church. A large number of friends
of the deceased lady attended the burial.
Mrs. Dalton was the mother of Officer E.
]. Dalton, and was held in high esteem
by wide circle of acquaintance.
Dave Burke is now able to be out again
after two-weeks' stay in SITS. Mary and
Elizabeth Hospital where he had gone
to undergo surgical operation. The
operation proved success, greatly to the
joy of his friends, and Dave will soon be
able to be his old-time self once more.
MISS Minnie llmmons pleasantly enter
taineo rev OF her friends Friday even
ing in honor of Miss Blanche Broken, of
lebanon, hy' among those present were
MISSES biancne brcken' Mary Rose
O'Brien, Maggie O'Brien, Ida Kaugab1e,
lara faxton ana Nessrs' Fred. Brachey,
Ernest Morton Tom Paxton, Robert Nc
Suliuin' dancing and singing were the
features OF the evening.
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marriage OF MISS Laura Shelton and MI,
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= re qapanter o. MIS- Mary Eiizabeth
She'ton' OF ioo west Chestnut street,
ana niece OF Mr.. EDWARD J. McDermott.
one Is handsome young woman and has
charming personality. Mr.. Ihomas is
a MEMBER OF the nrn OF bohne & Thomas,
architects. Inc wedding VIII take place
thursday FeoruaryS D.
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phsheu ana charming young lady. Mr..
MacKey is one OF the most popular and
mghly respected young men IN Irish
american society circles, and the newly
welded couple have the best wishes OF
most OF friends Tor their future happi-
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