The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-01-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
COmings and GOings of Our
People Here. There and
Elsewhere


is a guest OF Mr. and Mrs. George
Wilder.
Mr.. John Letton, Miss Irene Leni
han and Miss Katie Kane are grippe
sufferers
MIR. Charlton Clay attended the
misunderstanding wedding in Lex
ington last week
Mr.. J. w. Davis will leave to-day
for Pasaquaille, Florida, to remain the
rest of the winter
Mrs. ]. Stuart Roberts has return,
ed from a visit to Mrs. Sue Ander.
son, in Georgetown.
Mr. Wade H. Whitley has as guest
his father. Mr.. NJ. J. Whitley, of Pan
tego. North Carolina.
Mrs. William Remington is CON
fined to her home on Eighth street
with an attack of grippe.
Mrs. +. F. Spears and daughter,
Miss Mary Spears, have been i'll TO:
several DAYS with the grippe.
Mrs. J. T. Martin was called to
Lexington. Monday. by the illness o.
her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Berry.
MIR and Mrs. Brooks DodsOn, OF
Frankfort. visited relatives in Paris
from Saturday until Sunday afternoon.
Miss Laura Williams has returned
to her home in Mt. Sterling, after a
visit 10 Mrs. 10. Warden and other
friends in Paris.
Mrs. John Stuart Roberts. OF near
Paris. was confirmed in the st. Peters
Episcopal church, Of Paris, Bishop
Burton officiating.
Mrs Mary Ireland Davis returned
Friday night from an extended visit to
her daughter, Mrs. Offutt BOardman,
and Mr.. Boardman. in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rice enter
tanned Sunday evening with dinner
in honor of the birthday anniversary
OF NJ Frank P. Kiser. of Paris.
Mrs. Stanhope Wiedemann. who
has been i'll at the st. Joseph Hospital
in Lexington. has recovered sufficiently
to return to her home near Paris.
Mrs. Sallie Bashford. who has
been very i'll at her home on Pleasant
street for several days. has been takei'
to the Massie Memorial Hospital for
treatment
Mr.. Kenney Houston, who resides
on the farm of the late Mrs. +. l.
r. Clay. Jr.. on the Cynthiana pike.
is confined TO his home by an attack
of rheumatism.
: Mr.. Jos. NJ. Hall is confined to his
home on Duncan avenue suffering with
the grippe Mrs. Hall. who has been
quite sick with the same malady, Is
able TO be out.
Mrs. Robert Goggin, of the Hotel
lancaster, in Georgetown. was guest
of her mother. Mrs. S. VI. Wilmoth
and family on Houston avenue, several
days last week.
Mrs. J. ID. Bruer has been very ii
at her rooms in the residence of the
Misses Jaynes. on High street. Mrs
Shaw. of Frankfort. who has been hei
guest. returned to her home Saturday
Mr.. James w. Thompson. who l.
attending college at Charlottesville
Va. is improving in a hospital, afte'
2 severe attack of appendicitis. Mr.
Tholnpson narrowly averted an opera
ton.
Mr.. Charlton Clay, of Paris, at
tended the german given at LandsbeT'
Hall. in Versailles. by the young me!
of the city. The leaders were Mis-
Mary Mcleod and Mr.. Harvey Ed
wards.
Mrs. Logan Bryan. of North MID
dletown. who has been visiting he
parents. DR.. and Mrs A. B. Coons, il
Georgetown. left Saturday TO Join he
husband. who is in Americas, Ga, o.
a business trip.
Col. George C. Kniffin. a forme
. prominent merchant, OF Pans, Is yer.
- in at his APARTMENTS in Washington,
{ c. where he has cor several year
/, held an important position III the l
+ s. Patent Office.
MIR Charles P. Mann, of the Pari
f Realty Co. will leave this morning 10
, Tavlorsville. and other places IN Spel
Ger county in charge OF number o
4. irrespective buyers who are seekln
= homes in that favored region.
= Mrs. Harry Hill and son, }. Hal
= yey Hill. will leave Thursday for >
T. Petersburg. Fla, 10 remain the rest G
= the winter. They will be accompanle
: by Mr.. Lawrence Hill. of the L. \
! who will visit Havana, Cuba. befoI
: returning.
Mrs. Frances Beauchamp, pres
dent of the State w. c. T. T., was
guast of Paris friends Friday. Mr.
Raauchamp was in Paris for the pu
a nose of making arrangements Tor Ut
, lecture TO be given here by Mr.. NJ
Tanning. the fImous pronlOltloh or
tor. II, -
Among those from Paris VINO
tended the piano recital given at lie
ington recently by Mr.. Edward Wels
of the Lexington College OF Music WEI
II Misses Elizabeth Crutcher. Wllile
;. Summers and Julia O'Brien. Mlsse
. Butler. of Millersburg, were also pre-
- emit go, ~
"A long distance message from u
r cinnati Yesterday TO Mr.. John 'Pet'
cain. informed him that his son. NJ
~ John Cain. formerly Superintendei
of streets. in Paris, was crltlcaHy
r. AZ his home there of typhold-pneuLn!i
mia Mr.. Cain left last night ior u
), Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ardery. vi
wore married in South Chariesto
~ Chic AZ the home of the brides Pc
ents last Wednesday evening arr
- a in Paris. Saturday morning, al
for the present are with Mr.. Arder;
= narents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Arder
=, west Seventh street. Mrs. Arde