Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-08-19

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balance of the heated term. Mr.. Graves
is one of Louisvilles best known malt
drummers, and before returning will t.
tend the convention of the whisky men
to be held in Milwaukee.
John McDermott's friends i'll Limerick
are of the opinion that he seems to have
taken quite liking to two-story houses
in the neighborhood of Seventh and Zane
streets. Better try a cottage first, Mac.
Mr.. John Arnold and Miss Mayme
Moran. we'll known and popular in Irish
American social circles, were united in
marriage Wednesday evening, Rev.
Father Ratio performing the ceremony.
The friends of Tom Garfield, Jr., will
be rejoiced to learn that he is now able
to leave his bed. He has been seriously
i'll for the past six weeks, and at one time
his condition was regarded as very seri-
Gus.
Mr.. Roger McGrath, the efficient APP
portionment clerk in the Office of the
Board of Works, has been granted a leave
of absence on account of ill-health and
has gone to West Baden Springs for
couple of weeks.
Chief of Police Haager visited the
Cleveland Police Department for few
days to get some pointers on police man
agement in that city. During his absence
Major Gunther was the Acting Chief.
Col. Haager returned Thursday.
Mr.. George J. Lynch, connected with
the main business Office of the Louisville
& Nashville Railroad Company. with his
wife and two sons, left this morning for
Petersburg KY, on visit to DR.. lilly
and his family. Mrs. Lynch is Mrs.
Tilly's sister.
Two charming little tots, who can al
ways be depended upon to furnish enter
tainment for a crowd, are Bessie and Edna
Gallagher, the pretty little daughters of
Mr.. Murt Gallagher. Bessie's singing
and Edna's cake walking always call
forth hearty applause.
Miss Katie Ansbro will entertain the
members of the White Rose Club at her
home on Oldham street Monday evening.
, Misses Susie Miller and Katie Heines
John McCloskey and Dennis Heines are
are among the latest additions to this pop
Mar vonnp folks society
Miss TITLE Judge, who has been max
ing her home in this city for the past
year, has returned to St. Croix, Ind,
where she formerly resided, for visit of
a few weeks. From there she will pro-
coed to New York and visit several East
ern cities before her return. Miss Judge
has a wide circle of friends who wish her
trip may be an enjoyable one. She will
not return before October |.
The many warm friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. E. Fleming of 5l2 Oak street, will be
glad to hear that Mrs. Fleming is now
convalescing, after a severe and danger
Gus illness of six weeks. The poor have
always found friend, the troubled a
ready comforter in this kind woman, and
their prayers, together with the manifold
blessings Of the church, have brought
about a favorable change in her condi-
ton. Her husband and young children
are to be congratulated OH her recovery.
On Friday evening of last week Mrs.
Joyce, of 931 Tenth street, gave a party
in honor of John Joyce. A pleasant even
ing was enjoyed by all. After dancing
refreshments were served. Among those
present were Misses Maggie Deveny,
Mamie Hermon, Mary Walsh, Mary
Deveny, Julia Quirk, Bridget Sheehan,
Katie Hopkins, Katie and Lizzie Baggitt,
Messrs. Martin Quirk, Michael Hanahan,
John Shaughnessy, James Burke, John
Joyce, Martin Joyce, Martin Hover,
Walter Henly. William Callahan, Martin
Higgins and Mr.. Maui.
A hay ride was given last week with
the following participants: Mesdames
Marie L. Sewage, Ed Bright, p. J. Glea-
son, William Byrley, Wal Burke, DELPHI
and Mrs. r. E. Lentsch, Misses Mamie
Kelly, Matte Gibson, Daisy and Bette
Bright, Myrtle Meddis, Edith McDer-
mott, Mary and Allie Noe, Rebecca
White, Amy Stromer and Cora Kennedy
of Pleasure Ridge, the little Misses Ines
Gleason, Amy DELPHI, Norma and Alma
Sherley, Agnes Bright and Jessie Burke,
Messrs. R. f. Lentsch, Ed Bright, Will
lam Byrley, Masters Grant DELPHI, George
Bright, Clarence Lentsch, Harry and