The Bourbon news., 1912-07-30

MISS Ltuci IluhIll 10 quitC III WV
| typhoid fever.
Miss elizabeth Croxton, who ha
been quite i'll for some time, is lmprov
/ ing.
Mrs. Frank Redmon is still yer,
iii at her home, on the Jackstowl
pike.
! Mr.. Noah Spears returned to Chi
cago Sunday after visit to relatives
in this city.
--Mr. H. G. Ugle will return today
from Chicago after six weeks visit
to relatives.
Mrs. G. w. Rash continues quite
i'll at ST. Joseph Hospital, Lexington
with pneumonia.
MI and Mrs. Ben Weissberg and
little son, were guests of friends in
Georgetown, Sunday.
F-Miss Matte PEBBLES. of Paw
tucket, X. l., is the guest of Misses
Emily and Lizzie Holiday.
Mr.. Hugh Campbell returnd Sun
day night from two weeks visit in
New York and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Robert Frank has returned
from Louisville, where she has been
the guest of the family of DR.. Louis
Frank.
Mr.. B. A. Frank will leave today
for New York where he will purchase
the fall and winter stock for the firm
of Frank & Co.
Mr.. Edward Gray has returned to
his home in Dayton, Ohio, after
visit to his sisters, Mrs. Joseph Hous-
ton and Miss Lola Gray.
Mrs. sWithers Davis and daughter.
Anne Jouett, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. S.
Jouett. of Winchester. are at Estill
Springs for short stay.
Miss Kate Graham Thompson who
has been visiting Mrs. John Il. Hinton
has just returned from a visit to Miss
Florence Lowe, at Lexington.
Mr.. Lee Price returned yesterday
after stay of several days at Crab
Orchard Springs. Mrs. Price will re-
turn home the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Luke Connellev and little
daughter, Mary Catherine, have gone
to visit Mrs. COnnelley's son, Luke, at
st. Theresa's Academy, Roiilia, Meade
county. They will remain Indefinitely.
Miss Katherine Thomson entertain
ed with boating party up Stoner
Creek Saturday night of her guest. Miss.
Sue Bond, of Lawenceburg. Compos-
ing the party we're Misses Bond and
Thomson, Helen Hutchcraft, Elizabeth
Steele. Messrs. Harry Horton, Jack
Revelle, Harry Brent Fithian and Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Wilmoth.
Mr.. Charlton Clay entetained with
a dinner party at the Country Club.
near Lexington, Saturday night for
Miss Ruth Morgan. of Nashville, Tenn
Those who attended were Misses Nor
gan. Belle Horton, Carolyn Roseber-
~. Elizabeth Whitridge, Baltimore
Messrs Clay, Charles Fithian and Fav-
cite Ardery.
Miss Corinne Collins entertained
yesterday afternoon at her home on
High street with "500'' and bridge
party for Miss Ruth Morgan, of Nash
vile, Tenn. There were six tables
and after the games refreshments of
orange ice ard chocolate cream were
served. Miss Morgan received the
guests prize, a pair of silk hose, while
Mrs. Davis Weeks was awarded the
800" prize. a small jardenier, and
Miss Nancy Griffith the bridge prize.
a cut glass cologne bottle.
Friends of Mr.. c. J. McLe2r vii!
be distressed to learn that his cCld!-
tion last night was very grave AID
that his deah is momentarily exrectcC.
Every attention has been given hin
during his illness and skilled phy.i.i-
ans who have been constantly in at
tendance have abandoned hope. His
life for several days has been prolong-
ed by the employment of restoratives.
but the weakened condition of his heart
is likely to cause his demise at any
Mrs. McLear, who has been
constantly at his bedside during his
has the heartfelt sympathy