The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-08-24


homo and it is needless to say that
they will receive a cordial welcome
from their host Of friends.
Rev W R. Taylor, who was the
popular pastor of the Second Presby.
terian Of this city several years ago,
is in the city receiving a cordial vel
come from his many friends. Mr..
Taylor is in charge of a church at St
Charles, Missouri now, and is doing a
fine work, which he is we'll adapted
to do.
Miss Elizabeth Allison, Of Mayfield,
and Miss Sally Nichols of Bardwsll,
have been popular guests of Mrs. J.
V. Blow, Of West Madison street this
week.
Miss Nell Holland, Of Atlanta, Ga,
who has been the guest of M and
Mrs. Eli Boone and a popular member
Of sooiety's younger set, will return
home next week.
Messrs. Louie NJ. Rieke and Edwin
J. Paxton are keeping bachelor hall
at 1893 North Seventh street..
Miss Mamie Cobb is the guest Of her
aunt Mrs Bart James Of Evansville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jackson
Decker and Miss Myrtle Decker, Mrs.
Laura Fowler, Mrs. John Campbell
and son John. are representing Pa
ducah most delightfully."- at the Chioa-
go Beach hotel
DR.. |. b, Howell left this week for
a short vacation in Chicago and por-
tions of Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Hills and
family, and Miss Susan wetherall left
this week for Flint, Mich. Mr. and
Mrs Hills will stop in Louisville en-
route, however, to attend the Knight
Templar conclave.
Mr.. and Mrs. samuel t. Hubbard,
after pleasant stay at tine Pan
American exposition, are now at
Asbury Park. Part OF their journey
was on the same train with Mrs.
Carrie Nation, and there were the
usual excitements attending the pro.
gress Of this noted parsonage
Misses Marie and Rosetta Farley
left this week for a stay at the
Okoboji Lakes and Spirit Lake Of
Northern Iowa, an especially delight.
full and interesting tour.
Two very popular visitors in the
city are Misses Katherine and Ora
Gordon Gross, of Memphis, who are
the guests Of Mrs. j. r. Doris, of
jefferson street. The Misses Cross
will remain through next week
which prolonging of their stay is
cause of rejoicing to many.
Mrs Samuel Henderson, who has
been the guest of Mrs. J. r. Doris,
Of jefferson street this week. returned
to her home in Memphis today.
invitations have been reoe lived in
the city this week TO the marriage Of
Mr.. Durillo Clyde Holly of YazoC
City, Miss. and Miss Olive Ellen
Patterson Of Lockport, N, Y, on
Wednesday, September 4. Mr.. Holly
formerly lived here for some years
and has many friends to give him
good wishes. The couple will max,
Yazoo City their home and en- route
there from Lockport, will stop in Pa.
ducah for several days, the guests
Of Mr.. Holly's cou sins, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Earhart, Of Clark street.
Mr.. and Mrs John Little left this
week for Chicago and portions of Wis
consin. They were accompanied by
Misses Mary Gray Little and Ida Bax-
ter, of Dresden, Tenn.
Hon. Charles Reed and Miss Elm.
ma Reed returned this week from a
delightful trip to the Pan-American
exposition, Canada, and New York.
They were with a party of Anderson,
Ind, friends most of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Boswell and
little daughter have returned from a
pleasant visit to Mrs. Boswell's moth
er, Mrs, Pickett, IN Lincoln, Neb,
Captain and Mrs. James Roger,
Miss Henrietta Roger, and Master
David Roger, are at home after a
visit to relatives in Hickman, Ky.
Miss Aline Beaumont, of Mayfield,
has returned home after a pleasant
visit to Miss Frances Herndon, of
Washington street.
Mrs. James p. Smith and Miss
Elizabeth Sinnott after pleasant
/ stay at lebanon Lake, Wisconsin, are
expected home next week.
Mr.. Allan Ashoraft, who has been
spending his vacation with his par
ents, Major and Mrs. J. II. Ashcraft,
returned this week to indianapolis to
complete his study of dentistry.
after a pleasar. visit to Miss Dorothy
Brewer, OF Av.th Fifth street, re-
turns home today. Miss Mcdonald
is very attractive and on accomplished
musician. She is very popular here.
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