The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-16

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Before adjourning Mrs. Victor
Voris I'm behalf of the Art committee
gracefully presented Miss Webb with
n handsome silver purse and Miss
Alice Compton, who has been such a
charming contributor to the Art open
meetings, with. beautiful book.
Miss Compton will leave shortly for
Europe.
The Art department will study
French art next year.
The Rev. William Bourquin. pas
tor of the German Evangelical church
who had an operation performed on
his nose last week by Or. Otto Freer,
Iof Chicago, is recovering rapidly. Dr.
Freer lectured at the meeting of the
medical association.
Mrs. Mary Bryan. of Marshall
county. was operated on yesterday
for appendicitis at the Illinois Cen
trial hospital She was resting well
this morning and will recover. DR..
w. 5. stone. of Birmingham, assisted
the hospital surgeons in the opera
Itlon.
Mr.. l.. Robertson, of the Belve-
dere. has returned from a visit to his
family at Murray.
Col. SAMUEL Grassland. of May
field, is IN the city.
Mr.. Joseph Utterback, OF Murray,
spent last night in the city.
Mr.. Thomas Long, Of the Cairo
Home Telephone company, is spend
ing few days with his family in the
city.
Judge william Reed came down
from Dawson to testify in a case
pending in court this morning, but
returned at noon. He is feeling bet
ter today than yesterday.
Mrs. Edward II. Bringhurst, $40
Kentucky avenue, will arrive home
tomorrow morning from Henderson,
Ky. where she has been for a week
visiting the Misses Virginia Lockett
aud Belle Lockett.
The Rev. G. T. Sullivan left today
for Clinton. where he will preach the
baccalaureatc sermon at Marvin coll
lege. DIR. Sullivan will return Mon
day evening.
Miss Maud Marshall, OF Keokuk.
Iowa. who has been the guest of Mrs
Paul Dysart. 203 Fountain avenue,
left for her home last night.
Mrs. W. f. Bradshaw left at
Tam 70
10 present at the graduation from
Belmont college, of her daughter,
Miss Elolse Bradshaw.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Riekc, president of the
American German National bank
went TO Louisville this morning on
business.
Mrs. A. L. Berry returned to her
home in Unlontown this morning, af-
ter visiting her son. Mr.. J. j. Berry.
Mrs. John Dillon arrived from
Hickman at noon today to visit. Mrs.
Vernon Blythe, sos North Seventh
street.
Mrs. ]. H. Davis, of Tampa, Fla,
Mrs. Frank Gillum. of Mayfeld, and
Mrs. T. II. Scott, OF Boaz, are the
guests of Mrs. J. II. Davis, 439 South
Fifth street.
Mrs. Thomas Mcbride, of Union
town, who has been visiting Mrs. n.
Is. Robertson, 1919 Jefferson street,
returned~home today.
Miss Ethel Robertson and Miss
Ruby Dunlap left today to visit
friends in Mayfeld.
Mrs. c. f. Sugg, of Huntsville, Ala.
is the guest of her Sister Mrs. 7. j..
Moore, COZ North Sixth street,
Will Fisher, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank NJ. Fisher, who has been i'll OF
appendicitis, is recovering rapidly. He
is out of danger now and will be re-
moved home in about a week.
Mrs. Michael Caldwell and children
returned to their home in Fort Worth,
Tex, this morning after a three
weeks visit to friends and relatives
in the city.
Mrs. ]. II. Buchanan, OF North Six
teenth street, is visiting DR.. and Mrs.
f. V. Kimbrough, of Maxon Mills.
Mr.. Paul Cooper, of Benton, is the
guest of Mr.. Ben Wilson, of North
Eighth street.
Mrs. w. A. Martin is improved to-
day from her illness at her home.
/ 100 Jefferson street.
Mr.. T. l.. Reeder, deputy jailer,
continues to improve from the pistol
wound he received last week.
Mrs. c. C. Gresham and daughter.
Pauline, left today for smithland to
Visit