The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-05-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

nOiS III CdrllSle AFTER visit
10 friends and relatives in this city.
Mr.. j. A. Stern, of the Fair Store.
mas gone to Mt. Clemens, Mich, to
stoy some time.
Mr.. James Metcalf, Jr., of the
Louisville & Nashville, has returned
from a visit to his mother, Mrs. Jas.
Metcalf, In New York.
Miss Alice Parman, a member of
the nurses staff of the Massie Memorial
Hospital, in this city. has gone to her
former home in Lonuon, KY, for an
extended visit.
Miss Helen Downs, of Cynthiana,
Visiting Nurse for Harrison county,
was guest Of friends in Paris, Tues,
day and Wednesday,
Vale Baldwin, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Baldwin, has been very ill for
several days with tonsilites, but was
somewhat improved yesterday.
Miss Anna Louise Barclay has re.
turned TO her home in this city after a
pleasant visit with relatives in Mt.
Sterling and Montgomery county.
Mrs. John B. Mackey and little
son, who have been guests of Mr.. Sam
Mackey and family, for several days,
have returned to their home in Gov
ington.
-Messrs. Virgil Gaitskill and Var.
den Ship motored to Louisville, Satur-
day, to witness the running of the
Kentucky Derby at the Churchill
Downs track.
Mr.. c. L. Steenbergen, manager Of
the Paris Gas & Electric Co., left
Tuesday for Buffalo, New York, to at
tend the sessions of the National Gas
Association there.
Mrs. Robert G. Stoner, of Paris,
and Mt. Sterling, has been selected as
sponsor for Kentucky on the staff of
Gen. VIM. j. Stone, at the meeting Of
the United Confederate Veterans, to
be held in Washington, June 4 to 8,
inclusive.
The regular monthly social and lit
erary meeting of the Paris Epworth
League of the Methodist church was
held last night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James B. Grinnell, on South High
street. The members enjoyed a most
excellent program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Ardery, Jr.
have gone to housekeeping in the
Broomhall residence on Houston ave-
The home has been remodeled and
made into one Of the most comforta-
BILE places in the city.
Miss Mabel Smith, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Smith, of near Gym
thiana, who has been attending the
North Middletown College, was taken
to her home Wednesday, threatened
with an attack Of appendicitis. Her
mother accompanied her home.
Mrs. ID. G. Lisle, Mr.. Winn Lisle,
Miss Mildred Lisle, Mrs White Var
den and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White
were guests at an informal dining
given Tuesday by Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Lisle, at their home in Winchester. A
splendid menu was served and the re-
union was greatly enjoyed.
Miss Annie M. Casey, of Maysville,
Visiting Nurse for the Mason County
Public Health League, was in Paris
several days this week. in consultation
with Superintendent ]. ]. Tucker, of
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co..
which company materially assists the
Health and Welfare Leagues of the
counties in their district in work
among their policy holders.
Me- - Is Ill VI d COPY
of the Ventura, CALI Free Press, sent
by Mr. Frank r. Erringer, of Chicago,
formerly of Paris, where he spent
most of his younger days. The Free
Press details the visit TO Ventura Of
Mr.. Erringer's brother, Mr.. Clarence
Erringer, who owns and operates big
fruit ranch near Fillmore, California
which is producing immense crops of
fruits.
-Flemingsburg Times Democrat:
MRS. Mary Fleming went to Hutchi-
son, Bourbon county. Friday after
noon to visit her sister, Mrs. Rev. j.
j. Dickey, who is quite ill from fever
Mrs. s. E. McClanahan came in
from Paris, Tuesday afternoon, to visit
her parents, w. H. Faris and wife. 80.
Thos. s. Drenan returned to Bourbon
county Friday afternoon after visit to
his sister and friends"
Rayless, of Paris. most widely known
horse dealer in the State, was a court
day visitor Monday and while here
spent the day with Mr.. James L. DON
nell. Mrs. Homer Bidwell returned
to her home in Paris after visit with
her sister, Mrs. Ella Rossell. Mr..
Henry Morgan, Mr.. Woodson Morgan,
of Peoria, Ill, and Miss Holiday, OF
Paris, spent the day Tuesday with Mrs.
Frankie Morgan"
Miss Mae Hall, musical director at
the Paris Grand Opera House and the
Alamo Theatre, has been temporarily
transferred to the Strand Theatre, in
Lexington. Miss Hall is one OF the
most accomplished musicians in the
State, and it is hoped by the patrons
of the local movie houses that her
stay in Lexington will be Of short du
ration. During Miss Halls absence
her place is being filled by Miss Flos-
sic Sheriff, of Lexington.
DIR. Ed. Rogers, of Vermont, was
welcome visitor in this section this
week. While visiting his aunt, Mrs.
car,ual CLAW i'm lexington DR. Rogers