The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-10


Fourth and Jackson streets, an uncle
OF the bride, by the Rev. NJ. e. Dodd.
Mrs. Malone is a charming young
lady and has a large number OF
friends In this city. The bride is the
daughter OF Capt. ]. c. Council, OF
Birdsville, but has been making her
home In Paducah. Mr.. Malone Is in
the employ of Nance & Rogers, under
takers, and is an energetic young
business man. Mr.. and Mrs. Malone
will make their home at 213 South
Third street.
Mr.. Jess S. Thompson, OF Memphis.
will arrive tomorrow on a short visit
60 his sister. Mrs. Leon Gleayes, l116
Jefferson street.
Miss Cynthia Rawlinson. 700 South
Twelfth street, returned this after
noon from Boaz after a visit to rela-
tives.
Misses Gene and Lois Eisland, OF
Princeton. are guests of Miss Marie
Fields, 432 South Tenth street.
Mr.. Harry Kelley will leave tonight
for Chicago on a weeks business trip.
Mr.. Lyman Ware has gone to To-
ledo, o.. where he was called by the
death Of his mother.
Mr. w. II. Henneberger was
Cairo visitor last night.
Mr.. Emerson Bennett. night clerk
"a tha Nfo.., Dfchunon1 hofaI xrfff
leave tonight on the steamer ]. b.
Richardson for Nashville to spend
week visiting and Will then spend
two weeks in Bowling Green. Mr..
Bennett is on his vacation.
Mr. Charles vandevelde. s24 Book
man street. left yesterday for Harris
burg. ILL.,, to work. Ha Z.
Mrs. w. f. NJ. Glover and son,
Harold. OF Cairo. will arrive tonight
to spend Easter with Mrs. Glover's
sister. Mrs. Hal w. Walters. 1888
jefferson street.
The Rev. T. c. Schiller. OF Nash
Vile, will arrive tonight and will be
the guest OF the Rev. and Mrs. G. T.
Sullivan, 107 North Seventh street.
Mrs. John d. Fry ana son. of Mel
Der, went to Metropolis this morning
to attend the funeral OF their aunt,
Mrs. I. NJ. Coley.
Mr.. George Rush. OF near Melber,
who has been very III with liver trou-
BILE. Is reported better today.
Misses Nell Hall, Emma Housman,
Lura Pryor and Messrs. Cecil Otey,
Euna Compton and Walter Parker.
OF Melber. will attend the Easter ser
vices at Fancy Farm tomorrow.
Miss Irene Furnish. of Morganfeld.
returned home today after visiting
her sister. Mrs. ]. j. Berry. OF Jeffer-
son street. Little Miss Aleen Berry
accompanied Miss Furnish.
Mrs. Henry Peter left this morn
ing for ST. Vincent to spend Easter
with her daughter.
Mr.. O. NJ. Dodd. of 1909 Harrison
street. has returned from Enid. Okla.
and will be in the city about week
then move his family to Oklahoma.
where the,, will make their future
home
Mr.. f. Z. Hawley. OF Mayfield. ar
rived in the clty toda yon business.
Mr.. Charles Clark left this morn
ing for Louisville on business.
Miss Clara Lewis. OF Mayheld. Isl
shopping in the city this afternoon.
Mr.. Edwin Riley of Eddyville. re-
turned this morning after visiting in
this city.
Deputy Sheriff A. Hume 0gilvie
and Master John w. Ogilyie, Jr., left
this morning for Nashville on a visit
to relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. sea. vekInd OF New
York City. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Fels. 219 North Ninth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy o. Gresham will
return this evening from Kuttawa,
where they have been visiting rela-
tlves Of Mr.. Gresham. They went TO
Louisville on their bridal tour.
Mr.. w. NJ. Shaw has gone TO Hop
klnsville on few days business trip
and TO visit her daughter, Miss Nell
Shaw. who is in college there.
Miss Hazel Grey McCandless, OF Oil
City. Penn. will arrive Monday even
ing to visit Miss Hazel McCandless,
1913 North Ninth street.
Mrs J. w. Shepherd. of Fulton, Is
III in this city at the home of her
mother. Mrs. Sophia Baumgard. 1913
Broad street Mrs. Shepherd formerly
lived in Paducah and has many
friends here who will learn this with
regret.
State Treasurer Ed Farley is in
the city today, having returned from
Shiloh battlefield. He viii return TO
Frankfort Monday.
Mr.. NJ. J. Carney. OF Chicago, is In
the city to spend Sunday with his
mother. Mrs. NJ. Carney, Twentieth
and Jefferson streets.
Judge and Mrs. w II. Yost, OF
jacksonville. are registered at the
Palmer House.