The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1900-07-03

Colombo Springs for his health.
Mr.. Sam Hubbard and wife spent
Sunday at Water Valley.
n Conductor Cobourn and family left
yesterday for = ~oiour, Al Dawson
Mr. john MART left today for Eddy !,
siiis on business l-i- - -
Mr. Ed Atkins and family, Colons
t. ]. Atkins. Mrs W u. Greer and
dsughter. Miss Myrtle and Rev. W.
X. Penrod and wife leave Wednesday
for Petoskey, Mich, for sojourn.
Mr.. W. b. Hamilton left today for
Dawson to spend several days.
Master Herbert Stewart. son of DR..
p. II. Stewart, is quite i'll.
Prof. H. Clay Smith went up to
Princeton today on business Tomor-
row he goes to Horkinsville TO attend
the Christian Ministers meeting.
Miss Carrie Nipple will arrive to-
morrow from jacksonville on a visit
to relatives
Major J. II. Ashcraft leaves next
week for Shiloh. TO he gone several
days ON business connected with the
national park.
U. 5. Deputy Marshal NJ. W. La
Rue has returned from visit TO hisi
mother in North Carolina.
Mr.. O. W. Thompson has gone to
Dawson for sojoum.
Miss bessie Covington. after pleas
ant visit to relatives in the city. re.'
turned to her home in Rossington yes
tcrday.
Mr.. Robert t. Caldwell, who has
been a shipping clerk at CoyingtonI
Bros. for some time, has been pro
NOTED to the position Of bookkeeper
The Vicksburg, Miss. Dispatch Of
recent date says; MIR and Mrs NJ
A. Boynson at their home, 734 Pearl
street, entertained last night In honor
of their guest, Miss Edith Ellithorpe,
of Paducah, Ky. Miss Ellithorpe has
been the recipient of many pleasant
attentions since her arrival, and her
stay is unfortunately TO be but tool
short She is good example of what
Kentucky can do in. the way OF pretty
women. The evening closed with
music and an elaborate supper. Thu
doors Of that hospitsble home weri
again thrown open TO receive the man
friends of little Miss Ruby Smith.
Deport, Texas, niece OF Mrs. Boy
son, and a: press hour scores Of -
liant lads and charming lassies word
enjoying themselves to the fullest y
tent
Mr. Aaron Hurley has returned fronl|
Newbern, Tenn, after several
weeks absence.
Mr.. G. X. Leonard, Of Paris, Tenn.
is here on visit
Mr. J. II Mann, Of Memphis, is at
the. Palmer.
Mr.. S. f. Haynes, of Morganfield, Az
at the Palmer.
Mrs. A. ID. Campbell has returned
TO her home in Detroit, Mich, after
pleasant visit to Mr.. I. W. Baird and
family.
Mr.. Dick Clements and wife and
Mr.. W @ McFadden and wife spent
Sunday in Ballard county.
Councilman G. X. Davis and daugh-
ter, Miss May. and MrC M. Leake
and daughter. Miss Ida, returned yes
teriay from a weke's sojourn at Cresl
Mr. Omar Fowler and bride, nee
Miss Virgie whittmeore, of Mayfeld,
are expected tomorrow ON their way
to Mayfeld, TO be guests of Miss So |
phie Burnett while here. They were
married Wednesday at Murray. Miss
whittemore is well known in Paducah
having visited here for the past sew
eral summers.
Miss Lizzie Vaughan is visiting Miss
Vera Henderson at Fulton.
Master Glenn Smith has returned
from visit TO Pryorsburg, sccompa-
sied by Master Charlie Marshall and
Willie Watkins, who are visiting him.
Mrs. Chas. Beeler and children re-
turned today TO Louisville, acoompa-
MED by Miss Florrie PETER, who will
visit there.
Mrs. Mae Darlington and little |
daughter, Lucille, formerly of this
city but now Of st. Louis, are among
the excursionists aboard the City Of