The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-04-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

wac q NlSIlOI III ais fIluHy.
Mrs Elizabeth Rice, Of Carlisle,
was visitor in Paris Saturday.
Mrs. Finley Fogg. of .Paintsville,
is the guest Of Mrs. Chas. ". Heck.
Mrs. Jos. NJ. Hall left this morn
! Ing for several days visit to Cincin-
natl.
Mrs. j. T. McCray, Of North Mid
! dletownl was visitor ia Winchester
last week.
Miss lillian Jefferson, of Lexing-
ton. is the guest of Mrs. T. A. Nichols
in this city.
Miss Belle Horton, who has been
visiting relatives IN Maysville has re-
TUNED home.
Prof M. G. Thomson, of Bourbon
Female College, has been quite ill for
several days.
| Mr.. I. H. Clay. Jr., entertained
with luncheon Saturday for Mr..
Robert l.. Stout.
Mrs. w. E. Simms is visiting the
family of her son. Mr.. w. E. Simms,
in Woodford county.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Thompson re-
turned last night from Florida where
they spent the winter.
-DI. j. T. Vansant returned Satur-
day from Indianapolis Ind, where he
went to visit his brother who is ILL.,.
Miss Jene Scudder, student at
Hamilton College, Lexington. was the
guest last week of Mrs. w. H. Harris.
Mr.. Catesby Woodford left Friday
for Charleston, s. C., to attend the
races at Palmetto Park. where he has
sting CT runners.
Mrs. r. L. Wood, of Covlngton, is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Ann
Davis, at the home of Mr.. S. E. Bor-
land on Convent Heights.
Mrs. John Stuart. who has been
at the Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati
under treatment for rheumatism was
brought home Friday. There is no
| Improvement in her condition.
Mr. Arthur Chapman and son,
| Franklin, of Chicago, are the guests
Of Mrs. Chfpman's aunt, Mrs. Lizzie
Walker. Mrs. Chapman was formerly
Miss Fannie Pullen, Of this city
Mrs. Mary Ireland Davis, Of Paris,
sold last week to William Jackson. of
ground in the Ireland Division near
| Centerville. at privats price.
Mrs. Edward Sparks is seriously
i'll at her home near this city. MIS-.
Sparks went to Martinsville, Ind, two
weeks ago for treatment and upon de
velnping eresipelas was brought home.
She is now threatened with pneumonia
and is in serious condition.
Prof. Z. Z. Martin, who has been
the guest of his daughter. Mrs. Clark
Barnett returned Saturday to his
home in Louisville. Prof. Martin has
been in i'll health for some time and
was here for the purpose of regalning
his strength and he returned home
much improved.
Miss Marie Talbot, the handsome
and attractive daughter of Mr.. and
J.. Mrs. VIM. q. Talbot. of this county,
who is member of the Senior Glass
of Margaret college, Versailles, has
been chosen to be the May Queen at
the carnival to be given by the stud
ents Of the institution.
Mr.. John KrIener entertained de.
lightfullS Saturday evening with six
o'clock dinner after which a number
of enjoyable games of 500 were enjoy,
ed by those persent. The guests were
Misses Corinne Collins. Josie Gardner
Elizabeth Crutcher, Anna EaGs Peed
Messrs. Davis Hutchcraft. Frank
O'Neal, E. A. Brands, Ashland, anC
Bennett Thomas.
Mr.. Robert A. Ogle. proprietor OF
the Ogle Construction Co., of Chicago,
was the guest Sunday of his nephew.
Mr.. Harry Ogle, of this city. Mr..
Ogle's speciality is the construction OF
large coaling stations of railroads
steamship lines and large factories.
Mr.. H. Ogle, Sr,.will in short while
make a visit to Chicago to be his
relatives guest
Col. E. F. Clay, who last week
was reported to be IN. a serious con
dition as a result. of an attack of
bronchial pneumonia is improving
, rapidly and his family and friends are
, very much encouraged over his present
condition. Col. Clay, who has beer
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returned home to attend the meeting
of the State Racing Commission hell
in Lexington. The sudden change i,
the weather upon his return cause
= the attack Of bronchial pneumonia.
Miss Martha Ferguson ente
the newly organized Lridge Club Fri
day afternoon at her home in uh
country. After the games a deliciou
{; lunch of substantials was served on tn
y cord tables. A beautiful gold bar phi
r was awarded as a prize for the highes
S number of games scored. to Miss Mar
e Fithian Hutchcraft. Those v o en-
d joyed the delightful afternoon wer
I. Misses Allene Power, Rachel Virgins
! Mary F. Hutchcraft, Elizabeth Steele
0 Carolyn Roseberry. Elizabeth Crutche
u and Nancy Griffith. Mesdames job
Davis. WIthers Davis. Virgil Gaitskil
Carl Wilmoth. White Warden, Ra
Taylor. William Ferguson and Rober
Z Ferguson.