The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-02-02


Mrs. Kate Edgar. of Cincinnati
w., Is the guest of Miss Jane Morris.
Mrs. John Woodford is quite i'll al
the Good Samaritan Hospital, Licking
ton.
Mrs. o. H. Rice, of Carlisle. Wis
lied her sister, Mrs. L. M. Tribble
Monday.
Miss Ethel Jones, of Beattyville
is visiting Mrs. E. L. Stone, on High
street.
Mrs. John Little. of Louisville.
was the guest yesterday of Mrs. ]. It.
Vansant.
Miss Corinne Collins will leave
Wednesday for Ann Harbor, Mich,
for visit.
Mr.. Edgar Jingle, who has been in
Louisville on business trip, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Newton Tay lor, of near this
city, is under treatment at a Lexing-
ton hospital.
Two children of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
b. Collins are quite i'll at their home
in East Paris.
Mr.. Frank P. Bedford has return
ed from an extended prospecting trip
in the West.
Mrs. Bette McIlvain left yester-
day to visit her son, MIR. Miller Nell
vain, in st. Louis.
Mrs. e. S. Jouett and daughter,
Miss Virginia Jouett, of Winchester,
are visiting Mrs. Withers Davis.
Mrs. Sam Mackey and sister. Miss
Sue Jordan, returned yesterday from
Cincinnati after few days visit
-Mrs. Lucy Simms entertained with
bautiful card praty Wednesday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Edward Simms,
of Texas.
Mrs. w. w. Evans has returned to
her home in Lexington after visit to
the family of Mr.. Newton Taylor, near
this city,.
Mrs. J. w. James attended the
funeral of her brother, Mr.. TiIler
Maddox. of Scott county, which occur
red in Midway Tuesday.
Elder Z. w. Allen, of Cincinnati.
will preach at the Christian church on
Sunday morning and also at the even
ing service at the regular hours.
Mr.. B. A. Frank, of the firm of
Frank and Company, left Wednesday
morning for New York City, to pur-
chase the stock of spring and summer
dry goods and notions for the firm.
Mrs. William Rurchfield, of Pine
vile, KY, formerly Miss Louise Bash
ford. Of this city, is here Oh visit to
her sisters, Mrs. II. A, fower and
Miss Mary BaShfOrd. Hrs. Burchfield
will leave next week with a party of
Pineville friends for trip to Florida.
Mrs. Bette Howell and family of
Carlisle. will about the tenth of Feb
ruary move TO Huntington, w. Va i
where they will make their future
home Mrs. Howell is sister of Mrs.
w. A. Johnson, of this city, and is
well known here where she and the
members of her family have many
friends.
Miss Bourbon Roebuck, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. e. ID. ROebuck, enter.
tanned Tuesday afternoon at the home
of their parents, On South Main street
in honor Of her sixth birthday. The
hours were from two until four. The
guests present were Misses Blanche
Finn. Lucille Chipley. Virginia Han
cock, Evelyn Tingle, Almeta Douglas,
Elizabeth Schwartz. Rebecca Purnell
and Eleanor Swango and Masters
Frank Ripe toe, Robt. Mccarthy.
George Camery and James Douglas.
Mrs. J. T., Hinton an& Mrs. Albert
Hinton went to Cincinn att yesterday
to see Mr.. Will Hinton Davis who is
at the G oCd Samaritan Hospital in that
city. Mr. Davis suffered an accident
in the Danville yards some time ago,
i n which both of his feet were badly
mangled Since that time ne has
undergone nine operations. One leg
was amputated at the hip, and one
foot taken off, only the heel remain
ing. Sever al OPP cations were neces-
sary for Mr.. Davis to obtain relief
H is now able TO sit up ard is being
wheeled around the institution in an
invalid's chair.
One of the most elaborate affairs
of the kind ever held III Paris was the
banquet given in the lecture room of
the Presbyterian church on Tuesday
evening, at g 80 o'clck by the ladies of
that congregation. The occasion was
in honor Of the Laymen's Conference
of EDenezer Presbytery which cOnven-
ed in this city on Tuesday morning.
Covers were laid for about 125 guests.
At large round table in the center
OF the room sat sixteen of the distin
guisheG guests and speakers. Hon. E,
NJ. Dickson presided as POSTMASTER in
his most pleasing manner. DR.. Logan,
of Danville and DR.. Lyons, Of Louis:
vile, responded to very interesting
subjects allotted to them: In addition
to this table there were six long tables
and six smaller ones.
The ladies of the church and the
handsome young mattresses VINO assist
ed in the entertainment are to be con-
graduated on the management of the
most successful event. The decora-
tions were faultless. being in pink and
white. Beautiful carnations of pink
and bite on each table added much to
the color scheme which was properly