The Bourbon news., 1912-05-14

MIR. Denis Snspp is i'll at his hom
on High street with the mumps.
DIR. and Mrs. Harry Mathers visit
ed relatives in Carlisle. Sunday.
Mr.. Ed. Nippert, of Cincinnati
was the guest of Paris relatives Fri
day.
Mrs. /. Greengard. of Binghamp
ton. NJ, Y, is visiting Mrs. l.. Salo
shin.
Mrs. Thompson Tarr will entertain
the Six Hand Euchre Club Thursda.
afternoon.
Misses Miranda and Ruth Henry,
Of Carlisle. are guestsNof Mfss Eller
Henry: in this city.
Little Miss Christine Thomas,
daughter of Hon. G. M. Thomas. is i'll
with typhoid feve.
Mrs. Robert M. Hopkins and son,
of Covington. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Helm Clay.
Miss Mary Peed, OF Mayslick, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Albert
Hinton. for few days.
Miss Mary Batterton. who has
been visiting in Washington. d. c..
returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Georgia Ecton, of Winches-
ter, is the guest Of her father, Mr..
Lloyd Ashurst, near Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Nippert. Sr., at
tended the funeral of Miss Anne Gra-
ziani. in Covington Saturday.
Mr.. l.. D. Harris, who has been at
MartinsvIlle Ind, for the benefit of
his health. returned home Saturday.
Elder William Sweeney. of Indian
spolis. Ind, was the guest last week
Of his mother, Mrs. Alice Sweeney.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. WalIen have
moved into their new cottage at the
corner of fifteenth and Cypress streets.
Mrs. L. F. Frankel and Mrs. /. OPP
pemheimer. of Lexington, were guests
Friday of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Winters.
DIR. John Miller Stephens, of San
Francisco. CAL, is visiting his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Stephens. in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bacon and Miss
Clara Bacon will leave today for Gin
cinnati. making the trip in their auto
mobile.
Mrs. Bruce Adair arrived Friday
from Colon, Pani ma Canal Zone. and
are at the home of MIR. Silas Bedford,
near this city.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Garrett Kenney. of
Moreland, Kans., are guests of the
Iatter's father, Mr.. Lloyd AshurSt,
near this city.
Rev. and Mrs. Yutaka Minakuchi
have rented the residence of Mrs. E.
L.. Harris on Cypress street and will
take possession June l.
MIR. Logan Howard, who has been
suffering from rheumatism for several
weeks, left Friday for Martinsville.
Ind for treatment.
Mrs. w. R. Blakemore went to
Cincinnati yesterday to join Mr.. Blake
more. who has been in Chicago, and
together they will visit in Chillecothe,
o. - So, !,
Misses Ruth Haggard and Willie
Tingle. of Cincinnati, are the guests
of Mrs. Alex Tingie, on Fifteenth
street. Mrs. Tingle entertained in
their honor Saturday evening.
-Messrs L. Fretwell, Jas. McDon-
aid. Ed Rice. William Stipp, George
Morrow, Geo. W. Wyatt. J. j. -McClin-
tock aud DR.. &C. j. Clarke, who attend
ed the Confederate reunion at Macon.
Ca, returned home SATURDAY.. II
The following has been received by
the News: ,-,- .-
Bourbon College
Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twelve
Commencement Exercises
Tuesday evening. May 21st. s O'Clock,
Christian Church.
Glass Roll-Anna Keith Allin, Ruby
::..Kedwitz. Belva Hill, Bee Devine,
Nellie Low RoBards.
Rev. Father Eugene DeBruyn left
a few days ago for a visit OF his moth
er at his old home in Germany, for the
purpose or settling up the estate of
mis- father, who died about two years
ago. Father DeBruyn will be absent
until the first of October. Rev. Faith
er Riement. of Dayton. Ohio, will fill
his place until the arrival of the SUD-
ply priest. who vii. be appointed by
the Bishop.
Friday evening at the college
chapel. the first of the series of recit-
ais and entertainments, leading up to
the college cmmencement, was given.
The recital.w pleasant affair, and
was arranged for the intermediate
classes. THE pupils showed careful
training and the piano selections were
well rendered Following is the cor
rected calendar for the closing exer-
cises:
May Ia, piano recital. college chap
ell. o. m. May II, piano recital. col
Iege chapel, 8 o. m. May 18, certif-
cate piano recital, college chapel,
p. M. May 19, baccalaurate. sermon.
Christian church Rev. E. M Lightfoot,
z 80 p. m.; May 20. annual concert,
college chapel. 8 q. m.; May /. COM
mencement. Christian church. o. m.
Address to graduates by w. E. Ellis.