Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-12-02
The Telegraph Office licked OFF
Messages and It's Fair Mes
sengers Sighted None.
Committees Pleased and Very
Grateful for the Success
full Result.
CLOSED WITH A PRIZE EUCHRE


day night, at which time all articles were
raffled. and Mr. George Holland won the
handsome oil painting of the Bishop.
The bazaar was success, and it is now
believed will net upward of $1,000.
The department which provoked much
amusement at the bazaar was the telegraph
office, which let no one escape. The fol-
lowing are sample kilograms received by
the patrons:
Matt O'Doherty--We are with you in
your fight for the oppressed against cor
porations.
Mr.. Chas. Smith-Under instructions
of our general manager, we are unable
to dead head A" any messages to you.
This is a case of pay the messenger.
los. McWilliams-This is not hot air,
but a lead pipe cinch.
NJ ]. Duffy-Your time will come this
winter. Open your purse strings for
good cause,
Mr.. Thos. Cody-How would you like
to be brewery owner2
Mr.. ]. c. Balm, travelling agent-Please
do not include in your expense account
what you spend at the bazaar. You know
expenses are enough now.
H. ]. Mullens-Every "hub" has many
"spokes." We know this will not tire
you, because your boxing" is not worn
out"
M. ]. Gathof-We are sorry. Can give
no cash discount or rating. Terms spot
cash on delivery.
]. B. Stickler-The day Of the iceman
has passed. The plumber will soon have
the call.
Tony Landenwich-Buya wiener wurst-
The little girl has Fountain Ferry skinned
to death. Her cry beats your walters OF
"beer, cigars and lemonade"
Lum Simons-No, thanks. We do not
have to have a claim shaved.
M. !. Bannon-Your bid for vitrified
brick must be in at once. The lettings
will be made in the morning.
F. Currsn-Which is proper, Will you
have drink or will yon take drink
Ask the operator.
Father Lynch-Which do you enjoy
the most, the bazaar or Father Lambert's
lectures1 He passed it up to the opera
tor.
lin Whallen-Your brother is power
behind the throne.
John Whallen-The operator would
like to have season pass to the Buck,
The operator says as yet he has not re-
ceived it.
Mr.. John Deppen-Will this suit yon3
To Most Auyone-If you refuse me
you will lose me.
Albert Smith-This is no dead one, but
very much alive.
Mr.. John Ryan-There are pumps anc
there are not pumps. Ask S. H.
Mic Bosler-What's the hi ote I'll bill1
w. ]. Mcbride, the popular agent of the
1. c., received more kilograms than any
one in the house. He was liberal to I
fault, but ask him about these:
"You do not want to be seen riding OF
Fourth avenue with that fat lady an,
more"
"Would like to have another suppe
with YOU"
"Yes, am willing to take anothe
ride with you.
AFTER you leave tie bazaar meet me a
II. & HIS. on Fourth avenue"
On next Monday night, at St. Mary
Hall, accounts will be closed, and tn
drawing of prizes in the combination
books will take place. 1t is expects
there will be large attendance. TIL
Sisters extend their thanks to the public
especially to those who took an activ
part in the management of the bazaar.
Too much praise can not be given tn
different committees who had charge {
the bazaar for the benefit of the Sisters {
the Good Shepherd. Special mentio
must be made of the Games Committed
which was composed of Messrs. Mic
Bosler, John Coleman, Andy Kast, Nj
Schuesler, Joseph Kirwin, George Porte
Joseph Vester, Joseph Hoerter, G. Reeve
man, Thomas keenan,, p. Liston. L
Holloran, ]. Vetter, Jr., and few other
whose names have escaped our memoir,
Another committee which done mob
work was the Rattle Committee. compose
of James Coleman, James Guy, Hari
Colgan, Joseph McCinn, M. ]. Nolan,
w. Barrett and mr. Sibler
Too much credit can not be given M
: M. J. Duffy, the treasurer, and his sssis
ant, Mr.. R. ]. Whelan. for the manner
, which they handled the finances.
The bazaF was followed Monday nigl
, with a euchre party. participated in
: 500 persons. The entertainment was
Rfeat success and fit ending to the cha
liable work. The prize winners were:
First prize fourteen games, chair, Mi
Florence Byron.