The Bourbon news., 1912-09-02

Mr.. Victor O'Neal has returned
Mr.. Prisl " Bolts, of Cincinnati,
is the guest of Miss Corinne Collins.
Miss Edith Hancock has returned
frDm visit to relatives at Cleveland,
Tenn.
Miss AnnabeI Peters is visiting
Miss MoIlIe Thompson in Montgomery
county.
Miss Stella Mardis, of Covington.
is the guest Of Mrs. F. M. Pindell, near
this city.
/ Rev. DR.. B. NJ. Shive returned
Friday evening lrom Month eat, North
Carolina.
Mrs. Lon TribbIe has returned
from an extended visit to relatives in
Missouri.
! Miss Elsie Arnold, OF Versailles,
will be the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Hinton this week.
Miss Margaret Nuckles. of Yer
sailles, is the guest of Miss Ellen
Towles, near this city.
Miss Lucy Clay Woodford, of Mt
Sterling, is the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Yerkes, for the fair.
Mr.. Brice Steele, who underwent
an opera ion at st. Joseph's Hospital,
Lexington, is improving.
Miss Nell WhaIey has returned
from visit to her sister, Mrs. Hoif-
man Wood in Mt Sterling
Mr.. VIII S. Acnsparger, of Eton.
Ga. is the guest OF his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Clifton Arnsparger, for the
lair
Mrs. c. AIng returned yesterday
visit to AIRS. William Rice, in this
city.
Misses Elizabeth and Margaret
Shiye have returned home after visit
to friends in Campbellsviile and Leb-
anon.
M SIS Rose Hunt, of Cincinnati, and
Miss Maggie Spillman, of Lexington, l.,
are guests Of MIS-. u. S. Jordan for
the fair.
Miss Jennie Kenney will leave to-
day for her home in Roswell, New
Mexico, after a months visit to rela-
} tives in this city.
Mrs. w. T. Brooks, Mrs. Nathan
Bayless, Mrs. Henrietta Ewalt and
Miss Julia Edwards are sojOurning at
Graham Springs.
Miss Marcella Ryan, of Paris, re-
turned home Sunday after most de-
lightful visit to her cousin, Mrs. John
shannon, in Covington.
Mrs. Anderson, who has been the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. w. Z. Simms,
, Tor several weeks returned TO her
home in Lexington Friday.
Miss Iva McCarney, of Cincinnati.
who has been the guest of Mrs. X. J.
Neely, has gone to WoOdford county
for visit to relatives te.ore return
ing home.
Miss Gertrude Sheer entertained
with dinner party Friday, the guests
were Misses Grace McCord, Ruby
Fisher, OF Millersburg, Katherine
5 Kenney and Ellen Henry.
, Mrs. Ed. Slattery and son Robert
CT this city, and Miss Winif"ed Han.
: lev, of Near Riddles MILL are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. John Shannon and
! Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Geurian of Gov
. ington.
] Mrs. W. L. Davis. who has beer
] visiting in this city, spent several day:
t last week with relatives in Louisville
Mr.. Davis will return today to attenC
the Bourbon Fair wnen he will leave
for his home in Columbia, S. G.
q Mrs Cassius NJ. Clay, Mrs. o. P
t Clay and Mrs. Charles Mcmillan chap
S eroned a boating party Of young peo
pie Friday evening. Five boats were
required to take the happy crowd tt
a beautiful spot several miles u
y Stoner creek, where an elegant pic
o mic supper was served. The return
q trip was made by moonlight, and th
: evening was ideal.
!. Mrs, E NJ. Dickson entertained
Friday afternoon, at her beautiful
home on Stoner avenue with auction
bridge. The rooms were artiSticall.
decorated with quantities OF gardel
. flowers After the games the guest
were served with an elegant mea
course accompanied by refreshing
E Orange ice Two prizes were award
ed, a embroidered guest towel and
s crochet hand bag, the former secured
!. by Mrs Lynn Moore, of Detroit, Mich.
4 and the latter by MRS. j. w. Bacon
{ of this city.
e Headed by A. 2. Barnard. Of Lou
: isvills, the Lexington Tobacco Ware
J, house Company procured a charte
from the Virginia Corporation Com
mission to operate warehouse il
Petersburg, Va, for buying, selling
and dealing in leaf tobacco. Other
, interested in the project are r. l.
- Baker, Secretary and Treasurer, Lex
" ington, KY; Thomas P. Bryan an
Alexander Z. Humphrey. Jr., both c
Richmond, Va. The capital stocl
ranges from $500, 900 to $3.50. 900. Pc
tersburg is in the heart o. the dark to
bacco balt. 1t is understood that to
II company expects to be in oreratio
/. carly in the fall,