The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-05

Mrs Caroline Bond and grand
daughter, Miss Mary Evans, went to
Union City. Tenn, yesterday to visit
friends.
Mrs. ]. E. Hahn and Miss Matte
lFarnbaker are visiting Col. M. j..
Farnbaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Lewis left to-
day for New York and other cities
in the east.
Mr. Robert vint, of Cairo. was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. J. c. Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs
William J. Gilbert and Miss Nell Bar
Try are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Cooley. OF Mayfeld.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Miller and
Miss Joe Miller were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay G. Lemon, Of May
field, yesterday Miss Joe will visit
her sister, Mrs. Lemon. for several
weeks.
Miss Birdie Rapp went to Little
Rock yesterday to visit
Mrs. Order Thornberry and chill
dren. of 432 Fountain avenue, have
returned home after visit to friends
at Maxon Mills.
Misses Mary and Louise Burnett
} lare visiting friends in Ballard county.
Miss Minerva Butterfeld left for
Iher home in Chictgo today, where
lshe will remain until autumn
{ Mr.. Henry Levy, of Cairo, was in
the city yesterday.
5 Mr.. John Hagan, of Hickman, is
visiting in the city.
Misses Florence and Mamie Ohm
stead, of Evansville. Ind, are ex-
pected next Wednesday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. A. Kerth, SIS South Fifth
street.
> Miss Marjorie Scott has been i'll
for the last week. but is now con-
: valescing rapidly.
aIr. Harry Hollingshead. of Chi
cago, was in Paducah yesterday
Mr.. Blaine Kilgore has recovered
from an operation for appendicitis.
. Miss Birdie Rapp, of Trimbl'
street, has gone to Little Rock, Ark
/, to visit.
Mrs. Charlie Etter. wife OF the
well known fireman at No. A Station
IS III at her home, 421 TENNESSEE
street.
Fourth of July celebrations caused
= many railroad men to lay OF today
= and the shops were running on abou
lbalf force in the wood working de
lpartment. with short forces in othe
departments.
n Mr.. John Lane, the well know
u railroad man, went to Hartford thi
" morning
Manager A. L. Joynes, of tn
q lCumberland Telephone company
= went to Paris, Tenn, this morning.
= Mr.. John Sinnott, Jr., went to Ed
> dyville this morning.
y Messrs. William Johnson, Her
!, bert Cole, Archie Pace, Charles Lille
y, land Juliun Starks, of Benton, re
"a turned home this morning afte
~ spending The Fourth in Paducah.
Miss Ruth Baynham returned fror
i, Mayfeld this morning.
NJ. Roy McGregor, formerly
substitute clerk in the post ofIice,bu
now of Benton, was in the city yes
terday on business.
!. Mr.. Oscar Hank returned fror
y Mayheld this morning.
ie Mr.. and Mrs. James p Sleeth re
20 turned from Mayfeld this morning
u and will tonight go to Saratoga, N. y
y Mrs. Joe Miller. wife OF the circul
~ lclcrk. returned from Mayfield thi
= morning
~ Miss Irene Curd returned .fror
Mayfield this morning
Born, to Mrs. E. Gordon, a sor
at Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr.. Hanson Mc(,ann, u. S. n, wi
return to Norfolk, Va. to rejoin tn
Kentucky. He has been home on
ten days furlough.
Patrolman James Clark is thi
week taking hts annual vacation.
Patrolman James Brennan, of tn
broadway beat, has rendered his res
ignatson effective tomorrow. and vii
go to work on the Tennessee 'divis
ion Of the Illinois Central in Tn
bridge building force He is an cA
lpert bridge carpenter, anu mas ''"N
one Of the best patrolmen on tn
force.
Chief of Police James Collins ma
returned from Creal Springs.
City Jailer Tom Evitts has returne
from weeks fishing expedition. j
his absence A. c. Shelton acted a
city iailer.
Mrs. George Dunning, OF Mayhelf
who is visiting Mrs. A. l.. Powell, Q
1O11 South Fifth street, will retur
home tomorrow.
Mr.. Henry Young. who is no.
travelling in Mississippi, is visitin
in the city.
County Jailer Turnkey Bud Howe
has gone to Slater to visit.
Mr.. Emile Pruess. the well know
Imachinist. returned to Paducah TIL
morning and will wodk for the III
nols Central again. He has been /
a. lChicago eighteen months.
Mr.. Hanson McCann' who has bee
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.