The Bourbon news., 1911-09-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. Geo. M. Hill, of Frankfort,
visited his family here last week.
Miss Belle Horton is visiting Mrs.
Harry Stuart, in Sheblyville. Ind.
Mrs. N. H. Ecklar has returned
from a visit to relatives in Cynthiana.
Miss Frances Gross, who has been
visiting in Mt. Sterling has returned
home.
Miss Mary Humans left Saturday
fol Murfee sboro, Tenn, to spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Thompson
have returned from visit to realtives
in Ohio.
Mrs. Corne Watson Baird has
returned from business trip to
Chicago.
Miss Anna Thornton, who has
been visiting in Frankfort, has return
ed home.
Miss Armel Cornish, of Harrods-
burg, is guest of Miss Marguerite
Calvert for the FAIR.
Mrs. Richard yelling visited he-
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Heurkamp,
in Cynthiana last week.
Mrs. Chas. S. Goldstein and two
children have returned from visit to
relatives in Huntington, w. Va.
Mrs. Mary E. Hibler has returned
from a visit to the family OF her son,
Mr.. William Hibler, In Mt. Sterling.
Mrs. j. d. Dunlap, of Dallas,
Tex, arrived Friday for visit to
Mrs. J. j. McClintock, on Duncan
avenue.
Misses Rebecca and Jessie Rice,
of Madison county. arrived Friday to
visit Miss MatUie Lilleston on Higgins
avenue.
Mrs. Julia Neal and daughter.
Miss Mamie Neal, left Friday for
Chicago for a visit to MIR. VIM. Neal
and wife.
The Young Mems Dancing Club
will entertain at Elks' Hall Thursday
evening in honor of the young lady
visitors in the city.
Mr.. Walter McCann, of Chicago,
and son, VIM. McCann. of Panama,
are here to spend two weeks. This is
their first visit to Paris in twenty-six
years.
Miss Hazel Straus and Mr.. Lee
Dutch, of Cincinnati, are guests of
Misses Goldie and Essie Saloshin on
Pleasant street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Linville have
%ol kn fO in q n
Building at the croner of Main and
Seventh street and will 60 to house
keeping about September Is.
Misses Nettie Mckenzie and
frankie Clark, of this city, members of
the Lexing ton Herald party to At
lantic City, returned home Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Mary Gorham Thomas left
for Louisville Saturday to take Ito his
home her eight-year-old grandson.
Thornton Gorham Whitehouse, who
broke his arm i'm two places while
playing with some playmates.
Elder Alexander Sanders, pastor
of the Clintonville Christian church, il
| conducting a protracted meeting at
Prentice, Ill. The meeting which
commenced Friday will continue fol
two weeks.
Miss Mabel Robbins. County
Superintendent of Schools, is visiting
relatives in Little Rock. She will
leave next week for visit to friend
in Knoxville, Tenn.
-Brigadier General and Mrs. Loui
Mussinon and DR.. and Mrs. + M
FAIRIES returned Friday from visit t
James E. McCracken in Newport. Tn
party made the trip in General tMussi
mons automobile.
Mrs. Ethel Lyons and little daugh
ter, Mary Frances, are visiting friend
at Pleasureville and Louisville. The
will stay about six weeks when littl
Miss Lyons will return to the home O
her grandmother, Mrs. Maria Lyons. ..
Mrs. Duncan Bell was hostes
Saturday afternoon to the members @
the arrangement committee of tn
Hospital League, which will hav
charge of the dining hall at the Fai
grounds this week. The committe
reported liberal response to their rt
quest for donations. The ladies ar
desirous that future donations be lei
I: either at Ford & Co. store or ser
direct to the dining hall at tn
grounds. On Tuesday, the openin
day. Mrs. Charlton Alexander will
in charge OF the dining room and wi
be assisted by Miss Clara Bacon, Mrs
Luther Rice, Miss Annie Clay, Mr.!
Henry Thurman and Miss Nelli
e Schwatz, together with the followin
t handsome young mattresses: Misse
! Marie Talbot. Frances and Mar
f Mitchell Clay, Ellen Towles, Mar
e Belle Wyatt, Helen Desha, MatilC
e James, Mamie tHrent O'Neill, Eilzi
beth Hinton, Freida and Elsie Helle
e Augusta Rogers, Elizabeth and Ne
/. Crutcher and Anna Wilson.
i Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Steele gave
!, beautiful dinner Thursday evening ;
: their home in Lexington to celebrat
. the 84th birthday of Mrs. Steele
: mother, Mrs. William Woodford,
= Bourbon. 1t was delightful gathe
- ing of about twenty-five relatives al
Z nearest friends to extend congrat
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