Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1906-03-17
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baby boy has come to gladden. the
home of T. ]. Broderick, 1888 East Green
street.
Mrs. Frank McKernan has been called
to Adairville on account of the illness of
her father.
Miss Julia McManahan, Of Crescent
Hill, has gone to New York for an
extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Neill, Of Jeff
fersonville, have gone to Hot Springs for
a stay of several weeks.
Col. John H. Whallen will return
today from a weeks business visit to
New York and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Rose Henley, who has been i'll of
the grip at her home, 537 Twenty-sixth
street, is on the road TO recovery.
Joseph Dugan, formerly of Louisville,
now of Bocas del Toro, Panama, is enjoy
ing six weeks vacation in this city.
William O'Connor, the well known
attorney who suffered from severe siege
of typhoid fever, is now convalescent.
Mrs. Charles Voegeler, of 1885 Crop
street, who has been seriously i'll during
the past fortnight is slightly improved.
Mrs. Florence O'Sullivan has returned
to her home at Lebanon, after pleasant
visit to Mrs. B. S. Mattingly, of this city.
Mrs. John Davern and Mrs. Joe Roman
have returned home from Parkview,
where they were the guests of Mrs. Will
Stengel.
Miss Aleen Moran has returned to her
home at Crescent Hill after spending
week in New Albany as the guest of Miss
Alma Reed.
Adam Leibel, one of Jeffersonyille's
substantial citizens, left Sunday for Hot
Springs, where he will remain for a three
weeks rest.
The many friends of DIR. J. Halpin |
O'Reilly will be glad to learn that he is
rapidly recovering from his attack of |
pneumonia.
John Sexton is acting Chief of Detec-
tives in the absence of Capt. Thomas
Maher, who is taking a vacation on
account of i'll health.
Miss Mary Trainor, who has been i'll
at SITS. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital dur
ing the past five weeks, is improving aud
her friends hope to see her out in short
time.
Miss Edna NJ. Haager, who has been
attending Hamilton College at Lexing-
ton, arrived home Thursday 10 spend
few days with her parents, Col. and Mrs.
J. H. Haager,
John w. Fleming, the popular book
keeper at the First National Bank, is
receiving congratulations over the arrival
Of fine baby boy. The little fellow
arrived last Sunday.
Miss Minnie McMillen, daughter of f.
]. McMillen, station agent for the J.. &
n. at Tunnel Hill, Is seriously i'll of
pneumonia. Her many Louisville friends
are hoping for her speedy recovery.
Robert A. Greenwich, of New Haven,
was too busy nursing a new girl baby to
accompany the Y. NJ. I. bowling team to
Louisville last Saturday. This is his
bird child and the father is quite proud.
Mrs. Robert H. Young, the pleasing :
and popular wife of the County Sur
Veyor, left Wednesday for an extended :
'isit to Virginia, where both Mr., and
Mrs. Young have many friends and
relatives.
John X. Kinberger will give number
Of his friends box party at the openiI &
Of the national tournament this evening.
His guests will include Miss Geneva
HenrylMeehan and Joseph Kin
berger, of this city; Messrs. and Mes
danes John OetkeD, Walter Klarer and
5. c. Clark, of New Albany. The box
Is in the center of the arena and the
Kinberger party will have the best posi-
BILE view of the games.
A post-Lenten event OF importance in
Limerick society circles will be the
of the rites of mstrimony
between William Hennessy and Mrs.
Ellen Joyce. The prospective groom is
a molder in the employ of the Louisville
& Nashville Railroad Company and is
an active member of Division 4, A. o. II.
His fancee is lady of charming per-
sonality, and Mr.. Hennessy is receiving
many congratulations on winning such a
magnificent specimen OF Irish woman
hood.
Mrs. Philip Alderman. wife of the
we'll known brewer, celebrated her fifty
ninth birthday this week. Among those
present were Messrs. and Mesdames Toe
Sibler. Henry Bosquet. Thomas Cody,
John Ratterman, Joseph Hubbuch and
members of their respective families.
The Ackerman home at Pip West Mar
ket street. was tastefully decorated in
honor of the Ocracso, acI I. dal,cso,.