Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1913-08-16
HIBERNIANS.
What They Have Been Doing
the Past Week-deneral
News Notes.

Let's make the County Board pic
Iic the best ever.
indianapolis will have a big
county initiation the first Sunday In
October.
The order in ireland has a fear
less and able leader in Hon. Joseph
Devlin, NJ. P.
with 1000 flourishiag divisions,
the Ancient order has firm stand
ing in ireland.
Martin sheehan and James Curran
Gre practicing some fancy steps for
the County Board picnic.
The time has arrived for each d.
vision in this city to begin prepare
tions for their next initiation.
About $4,000 attended the ar
uual reunion of the Milwaukee Hi
bernians, held in Pabst Park.
The members of the Hibernian So
cial Club are putting in some good
ticks for the County Board picnic.
Division 8 meets Monday night,
when the members will be highly
pleased with the reports to be read.
Division made splendid sho ~
ing this week at the celebration at
st. Williams church entertainment.
Following the summer rest everv
member should endeavor to secure
at least one candidate for his divic-
ion.
Tuesday night Division 1 will meet
at Falls City Hall, and It is hoped
there will be another large attend
ance.
At the meetings this week the
Presidents will announce their an
pointments for committees for the
reunion.
Some active work is being done in
disposing of tickets for the Phoenix
Hill picnic, each division being anx-
lous to lead.
The enthusiasm manifested by the
Hibernians of Portland. Ore, prom
Ises well for the success of their new
building project.
Four Hibernians we're nominated
fer Councilmen In the recent primary
Thomas iDolan, Charles ]. Finegan,
T. J. Garvey and M. ]. McDermott.
The Ancient Order is pursuing an
active campaign for members
throughout Colorado, where it
stands in the foremost ranks OF
Catholic societies.
Hibernians and the Knights of
Columbus with their two bands
formed one of the most noticeable of
the ten divisions in the Federation
parade at Milwaukee.
The Ladies' Auxiliary holds Its
next meeting Wednesday night,
when several interesting announce
ments are looked for. All members
are urged to be present.
st. Paul Hibernians hold their
field day tomorrow on st. Thomas
College athletic grounds, and have
worked hard to have the event the
best ever pulled off in the North
west.
The County Board and its Picnic
Executive Committee have been do
ing excellent work, and therefore
members of the order should snare
no effort to crown their efforts and
the reunion with success.
The fact that the divisions and
Ladies' Auxiliary are allowed to keep
the proceeds for advance sale of
tickets makes the picnic prospects
good, while fattening the respective
at the same time.
Indianapolis Hibernians had a
great celebration and reunion Thurs
day, commemorative of the 314th !
of the great Irish vic
tory over the English at the battle |
Of the Yellow Ford, fought on LADY |
day, August 10, 1899.
County President Sullivan has |
launched a division at East Chicago.
Ind, which will mako the fourth in !
Lake county where the order is |
growing rapidly. Rev. Edward Bar
ret, pastor of All Saints church,
presented list OF over. sixty names
Tor the new division.