The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-07-02
PERSONAL MENTION.
coMERs AND GoERS OBSERVED BY
THE NEWS MAN.

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Mr.. vimont Lyle is visiting rela-
tions in Danville.
MIR. w. A. Hill, ST., left Wednes-
day for trip to Denver.
Miss Nettie Todd, of Richmond, is
visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. John Brennan was in Cincin-
natl several days this week.
Stanley Watson, of Maysville, left
yesterday for trip to Europe.
Rev. Dr. Geo. Warden and wife are
visiting relatives in Lexington.
I Miss Eta Quisenberry is visiting
Miss Alice Smell, near Lexington.
Mrs. F. B. Carr left last evening for
a visit to her parents, in Richmond.
Mrs. c. E. Nippert aud children
have returned from visit to Variation.
Miss Ella Mitchell and Mrs. w. w.
Mitchell have gone to Olympia Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Williams, of
Louisville, are at the Windsor for few
days,
Miss Maria Spears arrived home
Wednesday night from Plainfeld, New
Jersey.
Mrs. Sallie Haggard has returned to
Lexington after a visit to Miss Cora
| Wilcox.
Miss Sallie Joe Hedges is spending
a few days with Mrs. Arthur Calvert,
in Covington.
Miss Berthenia Heistand. of Eaton,
Ohio, is guest at Mr.. Chas. Stephens
on East Third Street.
Miss Nellie Pitt, of Kansas City,
will arrive Tuesday to visit Mrs. Sallie
Adair near Shawhan.
Miss Mary Russell January will be
the guest of Miss Letha Shiddell during
the Lexington Chautauqua.
Miss Margaret Ingels left Wednes-
day for Eminence where she will deliver
her lecture OH "Bimetalism"
Mrs J. D Armstrong, of Lexington,
formerly of this city, has accompanied
her mother Mrs. Metcalf to Detroit.
Misses Sallie and May Wilmore
who have been guests of Mrs. Thos.
Fisher, returned yesterday to Harrods
burg
Mr.. VIM. Lane and family, of Gov
ington, were guests of MI. and Mrs
Russell Howe, last week. Mr.. Lane is 6
trusted engineer on the l.. & N.
Misses Marion Wornald apd
Francis Reid, of Maysville and5wn' aio
VIVA Meng. of No,r:th,neth Grimes W
Misses katherine and Sallie Brons
ton, of Lexington, and their guest, Miss
Bowe, of Columbus, Ohio, who have
been visiting Miss Mainline Clay, have
returned to Lexington.
Miss Eta McCltntock leaves to-day
for a visit to Miss Annie billiard, in Lex
ington. Miss Mamie McClintocl
is spending few days in the country
near Hutchinson with Miss Birdie Wallis
Miss Kate PEBBLES has returned from
Washington, C. H., Ohio, where she has
been employed in a millinery store
Miss Tinnie Ewalt, who held a similar
position at Lima, Ohio, has also arrived
home.
Mrs. E B. Bishop and children who
have been visiting at Mr.. G. S. Varden's
left Wednesday for San Francisco to
join Mr.. Bishop in their future home in
that city. They were accompanied as
far as Cincinnati by Nj. Warden and
Miss Matte Warden.
Miss Mamie Spears, of this city, will
leave ON the 9th in company with Mrs
Keith Culbertson and Miss Sue Spears,
of New Albany, for New York, and the
party will sail about the 14th for trip
to Europe. They Will be absent at least
four months and may remain year.
Miss Margaret Butler entertained az
whist Wednesday afternoon at her home
on Vine street In honor OF her guest,
Miss Helen Forster, of Middletown,
Ohio. The players were Miss Forster,
Misses Eta and Mamie McClintock,
Sadie Hart, Fannie. Mann, Bessie Arm
strong, Clara Wilmoth, Margaret But
Ter, Eddie Spears, Alice Spears, Mary
Webb Class and Lorraine Butler.
The Mt. Sterling ADVOCATE says
Among the social events of the season
we with pleasure refer to the lawn party
given by Mrs. N. II. Trimble on last
Thursday evening to the young people in
honor of the Misses Susie and Willie
Johnson and their guests during the
past week. The following young ladies
assisted Miss Margaret Trimble in re-
ceiving Misses Willie and Susie John,
son, Kate Russell, Carrie Gardner