The Bourbon news., 1912-04-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

DIR. and Mrs. Harry Mathers visit
ed relatives in Carlisle Sunday.
Mr.. Chas. N. Fithian is able to
te out after several days illness
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII. Andersen have
returned from trip to New Orleans.
Mrs. P. A. Thompson and children
have returned from visit to relatives
in Cincinnati.
Mrs. j. B. Northcutt is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Jospeh Thompson, in
Jefferson, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Kiser and
little daughter spent Sunday with rel
atiyes in Shawhan.
Mrs. d. c. Parrish has returne d
from Florida where she has been since
the first of February.
Miss Ella Spears, of Chattanooga,
Tenn. is the guest of Miss Maggie
Goodlor, in thisfcity.
Mrs. Everett Clark and daughters,
Misses Elizabeth and Frances Clarke
have returned from Cincinnati.
MIR. and Mrs. James Berry, of
Carlisle, were here Saturday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Ed Sparks.
Miss Leila Kern. of Moorefield,
was the attractive guest of Mrs. Ellen
Herrin. on South Main, Sunday.
Miss Mamie Clay, of Ursaline
Academy, Brown county, Ohio, was at
home spending the Easter holidays.
Miss Miller. a trained nurse of
Lexington, has been called to attend
Miss Hazel OverDy who is quite ill.
Mr.. James G. Renfro, of Pleasure
vile. KY, will arrive in a few days to
be the guest of Judge E. B. January.
--Messrs. Berry Ratliff, of Carlisle,
ard Henry Spring, both students at
Ann ArbUr, visited Miss Collins Sun
day.
-Messrs. George ID. Speakes and L.
ID. Harris, who have been at Tupelo,
Miss, on a business trip. have return
ed home.
Mrs. Carlton Williams and son of
| Paris, are paying visit to the form
er's sister, MISS Josephine Stewart, in
Georgetown.
Mrs. B. F. Adcock and children
have returned from a visit to her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Woodward
in Winchester.
Mrs. Russell Manr will return
from Louisville today accompanied
by her son, Attorney Ray Mann, VINO
has been quite i'll with rheum atism.
-Messrs. Edward and Thomas Prich-
ard and John K Vansant, who spent
Easter with their relatives here have
returned to Central University, Dan.
vile.
Mrs. Ferguson, of this city, who
has been i'll at Good Samaritan Hos
pital for several weeks is much i'm
proved and will be able to return home
this week.
Misses Nell Fithian. Fannie In
giles, Nell Crutcher and Augusta Rog
ers returned yesterday to Caldwell
College. Danville, after spending Eas
ter in Paris.
The Adults Bible Calss of the
Christian church will entertain with
reception for the class president, DR.
]. H. Conner and his bride. this even.
ing at z 80 o'clock in the pallors o.
the church.
Elder j. L. Sharrard visited hi
wife last week in Harrison county
where she went several weeks ago t
nurse her father and mother, Mr.. AM
Mrs. Griffith, and has herself been il
| for fhp last two weeks
Mrs. Anna Tracy aud daughter
Miss Sarah Tracy of Clark county
who have been visiting her brother
Mr.. William Ferguson, at Mime eatpo
lis, and have ccme TO Bourbon count
to speLd the summer with Mrs. Tacy'
sister, Mrs. ID. q. Taylor.
Prof. j. S. johnson, instructor i
: athletics in the Paris High School
entertained the members of the girs
basket ball team, the Southern champ
IONS of the season just closed with
box party at the Grand Thursda
evening to see 1.-The Girl of M
2 Dreams. -" Prof Johnson's guest
! were Misses Elsie Heller, Mary Hay
: den, Nellie Humans, Olive Taul
, Gertrude Slicer, Jtssie Denton an
0 Ruth Chambers.
Miss Alice Rogers Clay. the hanC
, some and attractive daughter of Hon
. and Mrs. Sidney G. Clay, entertained
I a number of her young friends with
I Five Hundred party Saturday after
e noon at the home of her parents nea
q this city, The house was attractiv
o in it's decorations of yellow jonquils
Nine tables were arranged in tn
= dinirg room, living room and su
parlor. After a number of games
delicious salad luncheon was served.
Nr. julian Rogers won the firs
prize, a silver picture frame. Th
q girls prize silver coin purse, We
y won by Miss Mabel Petree. and til
sentlemen's prize, a brass card hol'
er, was awarded to Mr.. Harve
Rogers.
These present who thoroughly el
joyed the occasion were Misses Ma
Allen Hutchcraft, Charlina Bal
Ell zabeth Renick, Anna and Katherii
Wilson, Elizabeth Brown. sKatheriI