The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-04-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
COmings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.


from visit to relatives in Louisville
Miss Edna Huffman. of Covington.
arrived Sunday night for a visit TO
Mrs. Jack Owsley.
Mrs. II. c. Ireland, of Chillecothe
Mo-. is guest of Mrs. Mary ireland
DAVIS, on Duncan avenue.
Mrs. w. Hoffman Wood. of MI
Sterling. is visiting her father. Mr.. II.
I. Whaley, and family, in this city.
Mrs Morton Cochran and little
daughter, of Fl. Wayne, Indiana. are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. w.
Wells, near Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Weber
and Mrs. Kate Wilson, of Paris, attend.
ed the dance in Lexington. Friday
evening, promoted by Messrs. VIM. P.
Walton, Jr., and Layton Thompson.
Mrs. A. NJ. Harrison, of Lexington.
one OF the most interesting speakers L.:
the State, has accepted an invitation
&c address the members of the gradu-
atlng class Of the Paris Home School
IN this city on the evening of May %.
. Rev. W. E. Ellis, who has been con-
Quoting revival meeting at the Chris.
tian church in williamsburg. Ky. and
Mr.. A. L. Boatright, who had charge
of the music, both returned yesterday.
the revival having closed Sunday with
several additions.
Miss Pauline Purcell, who has
been a guest of her sister. Mrs. Stan.
hope Wiedemann and Mr.. Wiedemann
at their home on the Georgetown pike
near Paris, has returned to her home
In Lexington. Mrs. Stanhope Boal. OF
Piqua, Ohio, is now a guest of Mrs.
Wiedemann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Howard
went TO Louisville, Sunday, where
Mrs. Howard will be p,>ced under the
care OF a specialist. She has been
under treatment at the Massie Me-
mortal Hospital. having recently left
, that institution.
Mr.. Milton c. Browning, of Cleve-
land, Ol;o. who has been a guest OF
Paris relatives, spent the weekend
with his father, Mr.. c. NJ. Browning
and his sister, Mrs. S. A Blackburn,
rear Georgetown. Mrs. Browning has
been guest of relatives in this city
and county for some time.
Mr.. Dennis V. Snapp. Secretary of
the Kentucky Conference Epworth
League Of the Methodist church, will
leave this morning for Pleasureville
where he will attend the District Con-
ference of the Shelbyville District.
which will be in session from to-day to
and through Thursday. Mr.. Snapp will
address the Epworth League session of
the Conference on Wednesday on THE
Call of the Best"
The Danville Messenger says:
Miss Anna Van Meter entertained
Tuesday afternoon with a picture
show party in honor of her sister
Mrs. John Wocdford, of Paris. After
the show refreshments were served At
the Blue Bird Tea Room. Mrs. Wood.
ford, accompanied by her father, Mr.
John Van Meter, reLurnei Friday to
her home near Paris.
Mr.. ard Mrs. James Burnaugh
formerly Of Paris, who have been re-
siding in North Middletown for some
time, will move to Lexington soon
to reside. Their son, Mr. Maurice
Burnaugh, who has been at work on
the Lexington Herald for the past two
months, has gone to New York for a
few days visit, and will return II
Lexington the first of next week.
Mr. Charles r. Hill, of Paris, IN
derwent a successful operation fol
spinal trouble at the Jewish Hospital
in Cincinnati last week. and reports
yesterday stated that he was doing
nicely with prospects for a full and
complete recovery. Mr., Hill was in
jured in a railroad accident in Vir
ginia two years ago from the effects
of which he has since been sufferer
His many friends here will be glad tc
know mat he will soon be on the
road to recovery.
Mrs. Rebecca Freeman Sims ente-
tanned with an informal tea party
Thursday afternoon at her home or
the Maysville pike, near Paris. Those
who enjoyed Mrs. Sims Hospitality fol
the afternoon were: Mrs. W. o. Hin
ton. Mrs. Albert Mitchell, Mrs. Ma
than Bayless. Miss Tillie Jaynes, Mrs
Amos Turney. Jr, Mrs. Clell Turney
Mrs. James Caldwell, Miss Hargis
Mrs. ID. c. Parrish. Mrs. Olivia Orr
Mrs. Sims was assisted in entertain
ing by Mrs Chas. S. Ball and Miss
Alpha Ball Mrs. Sims also entertain
ed Friday afternoon for a number Of
friends from Millersburg.
Mrs. Carrie F. Stone. who had in
tended departing for San Antonio
Texas. 10 resume her professional du
ties in the Baylor Hospital, received
2 message yesterday calling her II
Louisville, where he. son, Mr.. Jos. @
Frakes, was seriously i'll. Youns
Frakes is a member of the Ambulance
and Hospital Corps Of the First Res
iment OF the KENTUCKY State Guard
He was taken seriously i'll while do
ing duty at the Armory and was hurrs
ed to uIe Hospital, where the physici
ans pronounced him in very danger
Gus condition. IS
MIR. and Mrs Samuel Harding were
the pleasant hosts at their home on tht
North Middletown pike. near this city
Friday afternoon TO the members o
the Country Bridge Club. The gentle
mons nrize was awarded to Mr.