The Bourbon news., 1912-01-26


Mr.. N. Kriener is able to be ou
after an illness of week.
-.r. G. 6. Daugherty visited
friends in Frankfort yesterday.
Miss Anne Hibler was the guest
of friends in lexington Wednesday.
Miss Julia Edwards is able to be
out after an illness OF several weeks.
Mrs. Jake Slaughter, of Eminence
IS the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. J.
Winters.
Mrs. ID. G. Parrish. who has been
quite i'll at her home on High street, is
improving.
Mrs. johnson Rogers will arrive
today to visit Mrs. e. M. Clay at
"Auvergne.
Mr.. P. NIppert, Jr., has returned
from two weeks trip to Cincinnat ii
and Louivsille.
Mrs. S. E. Borland, who is quite
i'll at her home on Convent Heights,
does not improve.
Miss May Mackey has returned to
her hume in Maysville after visit to
Miss Rosina Elder.
Mrs. Sidney G. Clay Will leave
Sunday for jacksonville, Fla, TO visit
Mrs. John Bronson.
Mrs. LouellaFryman, 6f Carlisle.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary E.
Woods, in this city.
Mr.. Bruce Miller left yesterday
for visit to his sister, Mrs. Henry
Preston, in Ashland.
Mr.. w. r. Hukill was in Frank
fort yesterday the guest ot State
Auditor Henry Bosworth.
Mrs. Elliott Ford has returned to
hsr home near this city after visit
60 relatives in Frankfort.
Miss Katherine Davis has returned
from visit Of a few days to Mrs.
Bailey Berry in Lexington.
Miss Lille Martin has returned to
her home in Carlisle after vislat to
Mrs Martin O'Neal, in this city.
Mrs. H. G. Howard left yesterday
morning for Flint. Mich, to visit her
sister -n-law, Mrs. w. d. Powers.
MIR. and Mrs. James Duncan Bell
returned Wednesday night from Louis
vile where they attended the poultry
show.
Mr.. George C. Lancaster, of
Omaha, Neb lis the guest of his broth
er, Mr.. c. J. Lancaster, on Seventh
street.
Mrs Julia Frank and daughter,
Miss Helen Frank. left yesterday for
a trio to st. Augustine and Jackson
Vile. fla.
Mrs. Rube Letton and daughter,
Mrs. Frank Bedford, Of this city, were
guests Of Mrs. Jesse B. Hamm N Car
isle Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Turney are
guests of their son-in-Iaw, Judge
Robert H. Winn. OF the Court Of APP
peals in Erankfort
Quite a number of people from
Carlisle, Cynthiana and Millersburg
attended the performance of The
Gamblers" at the Pa-is Grand Tues
day evening.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church had an all day sewing Tuesday
in the lecture room of church. A de- !
lightful lunch was served about noon !!
and the day was spent pleasantly and !
profitably.
MIR. Joseph w. Davis, Mrs. With !;
ers DAVIS, Mrs. Amos Turney. Jr.. and /!
Misses Anna May DAVIS, Allene Power |
and Katherine Davis were among the |
Parisiaus who saw Madam Euttery in /
Lexington tuesday.
Mr.. J T. Lynch, Superintendent !
Of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company in this city, is visiting ,
friends in Cincinnati. Mr.. Lynch will /
go to New York where he will attend .
the annual banquet given y the .
Metropolitan Company.
The Woman's Society Of the Chris /
tian church met Tuesday afternoon ,
with Mrs. Thomas Henry Clay at her !
home On Pleasant street. The meeting !
was largely attended, about fifty ladies ,
being present. Mrs. Robert Goggin, /
the president. presided, and much i'm
portant business was transacted. After
the meeting Mrs Clay entertained
the ladies with delightful refresh |
ments, the dining room being lovely
with a table centerpiece of pink car
nations, silver dishes and comforts of
confecti6ns, nuts and bon bons. Coffee,
tea, chocolate, sandwiches and waters
were also served.