Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1900-09-01

the city Monday upon his annual vaca'
ton. He is accompanied by his mos
estimable wife.
Mrs. Allen Shea and children, who
have been visiting relatives at Lexington
for the past two weeks, will return to-
morrow.
Noble Dilday, the we'll known insur-
ance man, is another Louisvillian who
is enjoying a vacation at the Indiana
Carlsbad.
Tom Dolau, the popular President Of
Division /, is now the father of full
house. which beats any four of kind in the
West End.
Miss Helen T. Boyle and Mrs. Margaret
McGrath, of Worcester, Mass, are visit
ing their uncle, Owen Keiran, of 60S
Fort street.
Miss Ora Magruder returned home
Sunday from Lebanon Junction, where
she had been visiting relatives for the
past month.
Miss emma Hoerr left last Sunday for
Chicago, where she will spend few
weeks with friends and her brother,
Ernest Hoerr.
Miss Martha Hixon has returned to
her home in Terre Haute, Ind. While
here she was the guest of her aunt, Miss
Emma Hoerr.
Mrs. ]. G. Callahan and daughter,
Lora Lee, of SIG Twenty-third street, are
home after a pleasant visit with relatives
in Goshen, KY.
Miss Mamye Higgins, belle of Nolin,
KY, has returned home after delightful
visit to her cousin, Mrs. ]. German, of
West Broadway.
Mr.. M. ]. Winn and John Shea, Secre-
tary of the Board of Public Works, have
gone to spend the remainder of the warm
season at Manhattan Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davids and daughter Eva
returned Sunday after spending three
weeks vacation with relations at Nash
vile and other parts of Tennessee.
Rev. Father Schuhman, of the Cathe-
dral, and Father Weiss, of St. Georges
church, were among those who returned
this week from French Lick Springs.
Tom Lynch, Mike Ward, Tom Langan
and Terence McHugh have just returned
from visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Crawford, who reside out on the Newburg
road.
Misses Mary Mullen and Stella Roth,
two attractive young ladies from New
Orleans, will spend another week here
with Mrs. Housah, 6lS West Breckin-
ridge street.
Miss Edna Walsh. daughter of John
Walsh, and one of New Albany's most
popular young ladies'. will spend the next
two weeks with relatives in Columbus
and Cincinnati.
Miss Mary Monahan, of 2123 Bank
street, popular young lady of the West
End, accompanied by Miss Cecilia Nc
Kelvey. left Thursday for months stay
with friends in Chicago.
Miss Agnes Lynn, of 7l2 Twentieth
street, left Monday for Chicago, where
she will spend two weeks with Miss Addie
Falk. She will also visit friends in Mil
waukee before returning.
Miss Ella Condor and niece. Miss Ella
Agnes Dignan, have returned home, after
a visit to her sister, Mrs. John Fitzgibbou,
Of Shelbyville, accompanied by Miss
Nellie Beatrice Fitzgibbon.
Mesdames +. N. Pnlliam. William Hef-
L. Straub ard c. A. Hoeffiin
iormed merry party that left Thursday
'or Shelbyville to be the guests of Mrs.
F. M. Pulliam and attend the fair.
Among the Louisvillians sojourning at
West Baden Springs was Capt. John Con-
nelly, one Of the most efficient and popu-
ar members of the local FIRE department,
who is spending his vacation there.
Capt. Patrick Doyle, who left New AL
bany last May for Ireland, is expected
home about the middle Of the month.
lie has secured number of blackthorn /
sticks TO be given his friends on bis re-
urn.