The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-10-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONA.

ria, is a guest of Paris friends.
Miss Mildred Lisle is a guest O
Mrs. Shields. Bush, in Winchester.
Mr. Fred Weckesser has returne,
efrom, business trip to Mt. Sterling
i Mrs. Green Clay remains SER
ously ill at her home on Houston
avenue.
! Mrs. Mary Mason is visiting rela
tives in the Jersey Ridge vicinity. il
Mason county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. B. Mitchell
are visiting relatives in Harrodsbur,
and Mercer county.
Mrs. John Connell is visiting he
sister, Mrs. Daniel Drennon, at Mays
lick, in Mason county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Gilkey have
returned from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Carl c. Robbins, in Winchester.
MRS. w. r. Scott and Mrs. Clyde
Keller have returned from a visit tx
! friends and relatives in Lexington.
DIR. A. E. Kiser returned to Lou
isville, Sunday, where he will com
plete his term at the Louisville Med
ical College.
Mrs. William E. Simms, ST., who
has been seriously ill with heart
trouble for several weeks at her home
is improved
Misses Katherine O'Neil, OF
Lexington, and Willie Newman, :. OF
Nicholasville, are guests of Mrs. M
H. H. Davis.
-Chorister Ramsey, of the Nam.
Ramsey forces, spent Monday with his
wife and family in Chattanooga, re-
turning Tuesday.
Mr.. Oscar Grigsby, of Maysville,
who was recently assigned to duty
here in the revenue service, arrived
yesterday, accompanied by Mrs.
Grigsby.
Mrs. Marie Prall Mason, who has
been a guest of her relatives, Misses
Winnie and Lutte Williams, on Pleas
ant street, has returned to her home
in Danville.
/ Mrs. William Mya.l and Mrs.
Fanniebelle Sutherland have returned
from Winchester, where they went as
delegates to the. State Convention of
the w. G. T. U.
Mrs. Evelyn Buck and daughter,
Mrs. John w. Yerkes, and little
Billy Yerkes, were guests of the for
mers sister, Mrs. Price, in Winches-
ter, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. M. F. Ham and daughter, and
DR.. and Mrs. Smith, of Anchorage,
were guests of Evangelists Ham and
Ramsey at the Butler home on Vine
street, Sunday and Monday
Miss Ella O'Neil left Monday for
a three-years' residence in Los
Angeles, California. Miss O'Neil has
a host of friends here who hope her
residence in Sunny California" may
ultimately restore her to full health.
Mrs. Thompson H. Tarr and Mrs.
G.. A. Daugherty have returned from
an extended visit to reatives in Mar
shall, Malta Bend, independence, Kan
sas City and other points in Missouri
Mr.. and Mrs. Boone Baldwin
have moved to their new home on
Cypress street Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Smith have taken the house vacated
by Mr.. Baldwin, on South Main
street.
Carlisle Advocate Mrs. Harry
Mathers returned to her home in
visit here with Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
Mathers. b.. L. M. Tribble, of Paris,
was in the city over Sunday. :. Miss
Mollie McMahan, of Paris, was here
Monday night as the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Robert George"
The following item apperaed in
Mrs. Daisy FitZhugh's Washington
correspondence in Tuesdays dailies:
"Mr. John Fox was here the other
day comforting with Eugene Walter
and Charlotte Walter as to the dram
atization of his book, The Little
Shepherd of Kingdom Come which
the Walters are to produce in Janu-
ary."
The firstm Getting Of the Parlia-
mentary Club of the year was held
Wednesday afternoon, at 3:45 O'Clock,
at the home of Mr.. Frank O'Neal on
High street Mrs. Fanniebelle Suth-
erland, the president, gave a report
of the meeting of the General Fedora
ton and reports of the State meet
! ing were made by Mrs. William Scott,
Mrs. Nellie s. Highland and Mrs. A.
| H. Morehead.
The following Bourbon county
/ people ATTENDED the CnrlSClan Cnurcn
Convention at Atlanta, Ga. this week:
Elder w. E. Ellis, Prof. A. L. Boat
right, Mrs. Lizzie Walker, of Paris !;
Elder Carl Agee, Mr.. j. E. Board
man and daughter, Miss Minerva
Boardman, and Miss Sidney Burris,
of Little Rock; Elder John Christie
pherson, Mrs, VIM. Bryan, Mrs. Mol
#! lie Rice and Mrs. r. d. Weaver, OF
North Middletown, and Elder Cossa
! boom, of Millersburg.s
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Day enter
! tanned with a family reunion Sunday
at their home on the Clay & Kisel
pike, near Ewalt's Cross Roads. The
occasion was given in honor of the
fifty-second birthday anniversary OF
Mrs. Day. The guests were Mr.. ant
Mrs. Clarence Plummer and children
MIR. James Bay, Miss Maude Day. Mrs
Mccartney and daughter, Miss Nancy
Dent Mccartney, of Paris; Mrs. Eliza
:, beth Day, of Bourbon; Miss Ada
/ Plummer,> of Millersburg, and Miss
ClofSycs sn0vlps of FlemingSburg.