The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

was business VISITOR In Paris yeSter-
day.
I Miss Matilda James left yesterday
Tor visit to Mrs. Clarence Matthews,
in Maysville.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. w. Davis re-.
turned yesterday from a winters stay
at Fl. Myers, Florida
Mr.. Ossian Sprake, of the Louis.
Vile d Nashville, is confined to his
room with an attack of measles.
| Judge E. B. January attended the
meeting of he Executive Board of the
/. o. o. F., held in Lexington, Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Jesse Turney was guest this
week of his daughter, Mrs. Robert Fl.
Winn, and Judge Winn, in Mt Ster
ling.
MIR. Preston Bales is ill of pneu
monia at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Bales, on Second
street
Mr.. ]. H. O'Neill who has been a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whaley
has returned to his home in Cobysville
Ontario, Canada.
Mrs. Harry Lyons and little son
and Miss Mayme O'Meara have return
ed from a visit to friends and rela-
tives in Cincinnati.
Several of the younger society
set of Paris attended the wanna
Yama" dance given at Laudensberg'
Hall, in Versailles, Tuesday night.
! Mrs. John Thomas Perry, of Lex
ington, formerly Miss Hazel Stephen.
son, is a guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Stephenson, near Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hume Payne, who
have been spending the winter at
Crystal Beach, Florida, returned to
their home near Paris, Tuesday night.
Mr.. c. F. Maggie, former Partisan.
was among the many Lexingtonians
who attended the funeral and buria,
OF Mr. William Hukill, ST., Wednesday
! Rev and Mrs. NJ. T. Chandler have
returned TO their home in Richmond,
after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
Chandler, who have Moved to Coving
ton.
Mr. Lee Wainscott, of Winchester
was in Paris, Tuesday, in the interest
of his candidacy for State Senator
from the Bourbon Clark Montgomery
district.
Mrs. c. NJ Clay, of Paris, and sis
ter. Mrs. Samuel H. Stone, of Louis
vile, are at the Wolcott Hotel, in New
York City, where they are spending
two weeks.
Mr.. w. B. Allen and Engineer
Teddy" Shrock, who have been pa
tients at the Massie Memorial Hos
pital. for several weeks, are both Oh
the road to recovery.
Mr.. Dan w. Peed. ST., of this city.
attended the banquet rendered the to
by the members of the Harrison
County Tobacco Mems Association.
MIR. Luther Ashcraft, who recently
sold his farm near Paris, and moved I"
Paris. has rented brick cottage on
Main street, belonging to Mayor John
IT. Hinton, and will move his famllJ
from the farm at Escondida this week.
Capt. Speed Hibler, the well
known Louisville & Nashville conduc
tor. who has been ill at his home Iii
East Third street, Maysville, for two
weeks. was removed Wednesday to the
Havswood Hospital in that city
where he will receive treatment.
! Miss Frances Harris, daughter o:
Rev. and Mrs. George II. Harris, who
Vas taken i'll of typhoid fever white
attending Margaret College, in Yer
sailles, and who was recently Drough'
4, the Massie Memorial Hospital. IL
Paris. for treatment, is reported a.
being considerably improved.
Mrs. M. ]. LAWN. Mrs. John Dean
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Burke and Mr.. JONI
Mccarthy attended the tuneraI ahc
r burial of Mr.. Con Sullivan, at Lexing
ton, Sunday. Mr.. Sullivan was
brother of Mr.. Jerre Sullivan, formerl!
known
Paris and Bourbon county.
Mrs. Hugh Holland, wife or Mr.
Hugh Holland. civil engineer In tn'
employ of the Louisville & Nashville
was operated on at the Massle Memo
= rial Hospital for gall stones: MIS-
= Holland has been boarding with Mrs
e Alice Ware, on Cypress street, wnii'
! her husband was engaged in his dutles
: Mr.. Holland was at his wife's BEDSIDE
Wednesday. -,
/, Mr. Duncan Taylor, former res
dent of Paris, who is now In CUISINES
in Los Angeles, arrived Wednesua
for q visit to friends and relatlVes II
= this CITY and county. During Ills sta
o Mr.. Taylor will be the guest or Messrs
: William and Louis Taylor. TINS is MI
t Tavlor's first visit TO the Ola nom
town" in many years. AFTER leaTiii
paris he was located in business
.Oklahoma. and later moved to 10
Angeles. ~, d.,
=. The regular meeting OF the fre
gressive Culture Club. the last Tor TN
D year. was held at the Club rooms WEE
:. nesday afternoon, the president MT
IL Amos Turney, presiding. An inIel
h esting program was presented: I'm
v reeuIar meeting of the Paris Literar
q Clnb was also held Wednesday afte
q noon, the subject for discussion peinl
"The Silent Drama" a symposium
with Mrs. ]. Walter Payne as leader
-cvnthiana Democrat: Miss Sara
Dedman spent the weekend in Pari
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lair and SON
of Paris, spent the weekend with M
ls and Mrs. John Northcutt.. = MI.
Of r. Dedman and daughter were guess
~ - relatives in Paris and Lexingto
ia the end Of the week. 49,. Rev. an
NJ Mrs. ]. T. Sharrard. OF Paris, wei