The Bourbon news., 1912-07-19

Miss Margaret Buchanan is visit
ing relatives in Covington.
Miss Elizabeth Best has returned
from two months visit in Cincinnati.
Mr. Edward Upton, of Omaha,
Neb.., is visiting relatives inlthls city.
Miss Kate Alexander is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes Bronston, in
Louisville.
Mr.. A. ,Josselson, of Pittsburg, Pa,
is the guest of his brother, Mr.. Jos.
Josselson.
Mr.. Geo. Ashurst. who under
went an operation last Sunday, does
not improve.
Miss Ruth Morgan arrived Tues
day from Nashville Tenn. for a visit
to Miss Belle Horton.
Mrs. c. Z. Long and Miss Helen
Long, of.Frankfort. are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Wilder.
! MIR. and Mrs. r. C. Ellis and son,
Thornton Ellis, of Boston, are guests
of Mrs. Nellie Highland.
Mrs. J.s.P. Sullivan has returned to
her hone in Lexington after weeks
visit to Mrs. John Connell.
Mrs. M. Stuart left Tuesday for
Louisville to accept position in the
Orphans Home in that city.
DIR. Margaret Stivers and Miss
Mabel Robbins visited Mrs. William
Massie in Carlisle Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry, Craig,of Georgetown.
was the guest yesterday of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Davis.
Mrs. F. s. Elder left Tuesday for
Lake Village, Ark, to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Daniel.
MIR and Mrs. w. F. Conway, Of
Cynthiana, have returned home after
a visit to MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Larkin.
Misses Ida Mae Ryan, of Millers-
burg, and Alice Slattery, of Paris,
are visiting Miss Sarah Collier, at
Headquarters.
Misses Madelin and Edna Oldrch
and Susie ChIlds, of Maysville, are
guests Of Mrs. Thomas Best, on South
Main street.
Miss Sarah. Mckinley. of Cincir-
natl, is the guest Of her brother, Mr..
Henry Mckinley, and family, on
Fourth street.
Mrs. Carl WiImoth entertained at
bridge yesterday afternoon and will he
hostess to the siX-hand euchre clnb
this afternoon.
and son, Mr.. Earl Dickerson, left,,Wed-
| to
spend several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Shackleford
and son, Earl Dudley Shackleford, FAC
companied by Miss Martha Hite, are
guests of relatives in this city.
, Mrs. Grover Baker, whose little
J 14-year-old son was buried here Tues
day afternoon, is very i'll at stheshome
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meade, on
South Main street.
Mrs. c. II. Harris and daughter,
Miss Vertna Harris. who have been
here on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. l. d.
Harris, have returned to their home
in Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Young Ladies' Mission Circle
of the Christian church held an inter
esting meeting withsMrs. Carl Wilmoth
Tuesday afternoon. Miss Ruth Myall,
of Liberty. Mo-, was present, and
gave a talk. A refreshing ice was
served.
Rev. G. ". Clarke, of Henderson,
formerly pastor of the Paris Baptist
church, was in the.city Wednesday en-
route to his home from Millersburg.
where he officiated at the services
over the remains of MIR. E. p. Clarke,
at that place, Monday.
Handsomely engraved invitations
have been issued to read as follows:
Mrs. William Kenney
At home,
Thursday, July twenty fifth,
Three to Six o'clock,
249 Mt. Airy Ave. Paris, KY.
Mrs. Mary Bradley and daughter,
Miss Nevada Bradley, of Bellevue,
have moved to Paris, and are occupy.
: ing. the property of Mrs. Elizabeth G.
Rogers, in East Parls. Mrs. Bradley Is
= the mother of Mr.. N. H. Bradley,
foreman of the Paris Broom Factory.
,, Mrs. Lenox Rose, who has been the
!, charming guest of Hon. and Mrs. Sid
ney G. Clay. will return home thi;
; week, accompanied by Mrs. Clay. Mr.
and Mrs. Rose and Mrs. Clay will sal
! from New York theslatter part of mex
: week for six-Weeks' tour of Europe
Mr.. Clay will spend, his vacation il
Canada.
Mrs. ApldeliaEBsrclay has returned
from Chicago, after a visit to Mrs
4 Mary Barclay and grandchildren. Mr.
Arthur Barclay and kMis. Roy G.
Clegg. Mrs. Barclay reports the col
dition of Mrs. Clegg,swho was former
ly Miss Frances Barclay, to be such a!
t to cause her family much uneasines
and in a few weeks, in company witt
. her little daughter. Elaave for six
months stay in the West for the bene
S fit of her health. Mr.. Arthur Barclay
who for ten years was connected wit
: the Marshal Fields establishment, nov
=" holds a responsible position in tn
y, offices of one of the largest fisheries j
- the Windy City.
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