The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-07-14

continued critically ill.
Miss Grace Ritchie, of Nicholas
vile, is a guest of Paris friends.
Mr.. Fred Batterton was a guest al
Crab Orchard Springs last week.
Mrs. Earl Ferguson, of Lexington
is visiting Mrs. Clell Turney, near
this city
DR. c. j. Clarke, the well-known
druggist, is critically i'll at his home
on Stoner Avenue.
Miss Barbera Beitz, of Cincinnati
was the guest Sunday of her sister
Miss Susanna Beitz.
Master Pete FOrman, of Lexing-
ton, is spending the summer with Mr..
and Mrs. Leer Stout
Mr.. Edward Fithian is visiting
his uncle, Mr.. John T. McClitock, in
Huntington, w. Va.
Mr.. G. B. Count Higgins, of Lex
ingtOn, was guest of friends in this
city and county Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Tatum, from Tenn
essee, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Brown, on Mt. Airy.
Miss Alice Hughes has returned
to her home in Nicholasville, after a
visit to her aunt, Mrs. Julia Nichols.
Mr. Gideon Tucker has returned
to Cincinnati after visit with his
grandmother, Mrs. Eliza Tucker in
this city.
Douglas Clay and John Price are
members of a house party that is hav-
ing a most enjoyable outing on the
Kentucky River.
Miss Lucy Hunter, who has been
a guest of Miss. Mabel Templin, in
this city, returned yesterday to her
home in Winchester.
Mr.. NJ TOolin, one of the oldest
and best known citizens of Paris, is
critically i'll at his home, on Walker
Avenue, in this city.
The younger set of society
young women will give a dance at the
Masonic Temple (Elks' HaID on the
evening of Wednesday, July 20.
Dancing from to $780,.
-Lucien Arnsparger, Harry Horton,
Douglas Clay and Ireland Davis at
tended dance given by the Girls
Dancing Club at the Capitol Hotel, in
Frankfort, Wednesday evening.
Miss Violette Baker, who has
been the pleasant guest of Miss Jen-
ME and Elizabeth Bramel, at Escon-
dida, and relatives at Cynthiana, has
returned to her home at Kitchel,
Indiana.
Mr.. Thos. HORNE, of Centerville,
was taken to st. JOseph's Hospital in
Lexington, Sunday night by Dr. C. G.
Daugherty, and was operated on by
Dr. Barrow for appendicitis. He is in
critical condition.
Mrs Paul Snyder and children,
arrived yesterday from Louisville to
join her husband, Mr.. Paul Snyder,
the expert accountant who is con-
Quoting the examination of the Alex
ander Bank affairs in this city.
Beginning next Saturday, Mrs. j.
j. Dickey will give a series of musical
lessons at the Monterey Sunday
School. There will be no financial
consideration involved, it being her
desire to improve the musical part of
the school.
MIR. Dan Turney Clay entertained
with dance at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. j. Frank Clay, Fri
day evening. Those from this city
who attended were: John Clay, Hor-.
ace Miller Clay, George Ardery. For
rest LettOn, Vail Baldwin, Stuart
Wallingford, James McClintock, Thos
McClintock, Stanley Dickson, John w.
Young, Stanley Young, Graham
Young, William Collins, Duke Brown,
Joe Davis, Edwin Thomas, |. D.
Thompson, Jr., Preston White, Ed. Nc
Shane, Carey Clay; Misses Mary
Kenney Weber, Annie Louise White,
Martha Talbot, Marie Collins, Mil
dred Collins, Vanita Baldwin, Eliza
beth Erdnian, Julia Lee Risque, Vir-
ginia Dundon, Sarah Bedford, Mary
A. Talbot, Mabel Petree, Edith Shive,
Margaret Shive, Katherine Wilson,
Frances Champe, Minnie Ball Moore,
Elizabeth Brown, Eleanor Clay, Har
riet Rogers, Julia BrOnstOn, Elise
Warden, Ella Wash, Mary Nj. Clay,
Frances Clay, and Messrs Russell
Clayton, Dan Peed, Jr., eand Georg