The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-02-28

PERSONAL MENIlUN.
Mrs. P. A. Thompson and children
visited relatives in Covington Sunday.
Mrs. f. j. Cheek, of Danville, is
visiting friends and relatives in this
| city.
Miss Mary Callihan, of Newport.
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Il. II.
Da yis.
Mr.. Ed Slattery returned yester-
day after visit of few days to rela-
tives in Maysville.
Mr.. Lawrence Price has returned
from Cincinnati where he had slight
operation performed.
Misses Marguerite and Anna Mer
ringer had as their guests Sunday the
= isses Gerans, of Lexington.
Mrs. w. L. Dawson has returned
to her home in Campbellsville after a
visit to relatives in this city.
Mr.. K. w. Becraft left Friday for
Jacksonville, Fla, and other Southern
points for the benefit of his health.
Mrs. Elliott Ford and baby daugh-
ter. Jane. have returned to Paris after
visiting in Frankfort and Lexington.
Mrs. Harry Current, formerly of
Paris. is quite i'll at her home in Rich
mOnd, suffering from eur emic poison.
ing.
-Sharpsburg World: 90 Miss
Dorothy Fleming. of near Little Rock,
Bourbon county, is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Kelly Hunt.
Mrs. Rudolph Davis and her moth
er, Mrs. Nj. E. Howse, of Carlisle,
will return tonight from two months
trip to California.
Miss Nell Marcum. musical direc-
tor of the Comet Theatre. who has
been on a visit to relatives in Jackson.
has returned to this city.
Mrs. E. NJ. Dickson returned Sat.
urday night from a two months
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Durand
Whipple, in Little Rock, Ark.
Mrs. E. +. Spears, Misses Maymie
and elizabeth Spears and Mr.. Keith
Spears have returned home from Fori-
da where they spent the winter.
DIR. Ben Frank, of New York, is
the guest of relatives for few days.
DR.. Frank is enroute to Florida to join
the winter there.
Mr.. Bruce Miller will rent his farm
and move March the first to town. He
will occupy apartments in the Ken
tuckian- Citizen building. Later his
aunt. Mamie Miller, will cume to
make her home with him.
Mr.. Ed Corey entertained a few
embers of the local lodge of Hibern-
ians few nights ago with luncheon
and smoker. Those present were
Prof. E. M. Costello. James Higgins.
Pat Kane. j. B. Dempsey, John Kane,
George Doyle, /. G. Lehman and Rev.
Father Eugene DeBruyn.
Among the guests from Paris and
Bourbon who attended the reception at
Hamilton College in Lexington Satur
day evening were Messrs. Oscar Hin
ton. Fay Ardery, Harmon Turner.
William Bryan, Thumas Moore. Tollie
Young, Hugh Ferguson. Charles w.
Fithian, Harry Brent Fithian.
MIR. Jack Lisle gave dinner party
Friday evening at the Phoenix Hotel
in Lexington. The guests were Misses
Carolyn Rosebury. Frances Johnson,
Misses Howell. Carlisle; Miss Nan
Gardner. st. Louis; Margaret Jurey.
Pewee Valley. guests of Miss Johnson,
and Messrs. Solomon Vannerty. Jr.,
Charles w. Fithian, Fay Ardery, and
MIR. Warfield Gratz.
Mr.. Wilson IDgles celebrated the
SEVENTEEN anniversary of his birth Sun
day with On elegant course dinner.
Those present were his brothers.
Messrs. Ben Ingles, of Lexington, and
Boone Ingles. of Carlisle, and sister,
Mrs. f. ]. Cheek, of Danville. Mr..
Ben Ingles was accompanied by his
wife and daudghter. Miss Margaret,
Mr.. Boone Ingles by his wife and Mrs.
Cheek ty her little son, Samuel.
The pupils of the eighth grace of
the Paris High School gave a surprise
party to their classmate. Miss Ellen
Henry. Each member of the class ap-
peared at Miss Henry's home on South
Main street with basket of refresh
ments. Music aud games were indulg-
ed in. Those present were Misses
Margaret douglas. Christine Bramb-
lette Gertrude Slicer IOl,ica Kannav