The Bourbon news., 1912-12-13

Mrs. Nancy Myers is quite i'll al
her nome on Mt. Airy avenue.
-ars. John Blake is quite Ill at her
home IN Henry Addition.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry MInter were
Visltors in Circianatl Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Steele is recovering
from severe attack of tonso'itis.
Mrs Carrie Haley is quite i'll at
the st. Joseph Hospital in Lexington.
Mrs. Otis West has returned hom
after a visit to relatives in Carriers
vile. Ga.
Mr.. John. ..Kriener continues quite
I'LL at his home on Twelfth street with
pneum onia.
Mr.. c. V. Higgins remains quite
Ill at his home near this city, threat
ened with pneumonia.
Miss Theresa Stern. of Paris, is
at wellington, Ala. on a visit to her
brother, DR.. Milton Stern.
Miss Anna Wright will leave in a
few days for an extended visit TO rel
atives in Sawyersville. Ala.
Mr.. John Kiely. of Cincinnati.
was the guest this week of his mother,
MIS-. +. G. KIeIy. in this city.
Judge G. d. Webb, who has been
confined to his home for some time
with illness. is able to be out.
Miss Margaret Donaldson, of Lex
ingtoD, is the guest of her mother.
Mrs. Matte Donaldson, in this city.
Mrs. Van Meter, mother of Mrs.
John Woodford. and sister of Mr.. w.
l.. Yerkes. is critically i'll al her home
near Danville.
Mrs. Mollie Lair has returned TO
her home in this city after visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Wright. in
Winchester.
Miss Josie Alexander, teacher OF
English in the Paris High School is i'll
at the hme of MIR. and Mrs. w. H.
A nderson on Main street.
Mrs. p. L. Jameson and Miss
Hazel Cottingham will spend Saturday
andsSunday in Cincinnati, the guests
of relatives of the latter.
Mr.. Gayle Patrick, the injured
fiagman of the l.. & NJ, railroad re-
maius i'll with pneumonif with little
Improvement in his condition.
Elder w. E. Ellis entertained the
deacons of the Christian church FRIDAY
evening with a buffet luncheon at the
parsonage on Twelfth street.
Mrs. w. w. Ferguson, of Mime
apolis, Minn.. who has been the guest
of her sister. Mrs. ID. G. Taylor and
Mrs. L. ID. Redmon, in this city. has
returned home.
MIR. w. P. Walton, of Louisville,
State Secretary of the National Citi-
Zens League, for the promotion of a
sound banking system was a visitor in
Paris yesterday.
Mr.. B. A. Frank was called to
Louisville yesterday on account of the
illness of his brother. Dr. Louis Frank,
who is reported to be in very serious
condition.
Mrs. Lizzie Walker will entertain
the members of the Beginners Class of
the Christian Sunday school Saturday
afternoon in the parlors Of the church
from 80 to 3 80 O'Clock
-JudgelE. B. January, a member
of the Board of Control of the Odd
Fellows Widows ard Orphans Home,
was IN Lexington yesterday after
noon attending a session of that body.
Mrs. Buckner Woodford, Jr., left
Tuesday for a visit to friends in Han
nibal, Mo. She was accompanied as
tar as Cincinnati by Mr.. Woodford.
who with Mr.. Jim Buckner, went to
French Lick Springs.
Miss Josephine. the bright and at
tractive daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Fithian, is ill at the home of
her parents, threatened with appendi-
citis. DR.. Barrow. of Lexington, was
called in consultation Tuesday. but an
operation was not considered neces-
sary.
The Progressive Culture Club met
Wednesday afternoon at their. room in
the Elk Building and rendered the toll
lowing program: Maixmillan, Mrs.
Walter Clark; Benito Juarez. MISS
Annie Hibler; The City of Mexico.
Miss Clara BBacon.
The Paris Literary Club also met at
the club parlors and presented the sec
ond program on Ireland. At the sug-
gestion of Miss l. ucy Simms. who is a
member of the State Committee, to
send suitable books 10 various State
institutions, it was argeed that each
mebmer contribute a hook towards
a collection 10 be given to the Re-
form School, near Lexington. Both
clubs adjourned until January /.
The Atlanta Constitution of re-
cent date, contained the following
which is of interest in this city:
miss Grace Galloway, whose mar
riage to Dr.. George Kent Warden will
take place on the evening o. January
16, will DE the guest of honor at a Sc
ries of beautiful parties. The dates
for several nf the entertainments have
been set in December, but number
of Fffairs will be given during the
first two weeks in January.
"Miss Cleveland Zannes will enter
tain with tea Monday afternoon. De-
cember %, in compliment to Miss Cal
laway and to Miss Marguerite Beck.
ssNr and Ms. GeddjDps Turner