The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-03-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
COmings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

Mrs. Harry Jeffars is visiting rel
atives in Frankfort.
Miss Martha Ferguson is a guest
Of Miss Mary Foster, in Georgetown.
Master William Marshall. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Marshall, is recoy-
ering from a recent attack OF the
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. o. Hinton ami
Mrs. Amos Turney. Jr., attended the
funeral and burial of Mrs. Charles Y.
Freeman, in Lexington.
Miss Martha Petree has gone TO
Missouri, where she will
take a course of study in the Ameri-
can School of Osteopathy.
Mrs. Charles A. Mcmillan and
Mrs. Lewis Taylor returned Tuesday
from a several days visit TO friends
and relatives in Cincinnati
DIR. and Mrs. Bruce Anderson anu
their little daughter, Lucy Jean Ander-
son, left yesterday Tor a trip North
They will be gone about week.
Misses Rebecca Redmon and MyrG
and Virginia Jacoby have returned
from a visit to Misses Beulah Peck
AMI Opal Hendrix, in Flemingsburg.
Miss Annetta Dudley, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Dudley, is seri-
ously i'll of bronchial pneumonia at the
home of her parents, on Cypress street
Mr.. George Browner, who has
been spending the winter in Paris, left
Wednesday morning for Alabama,
where he will take business position
Mrs. w. A. Harp and Miss Eliza
beth Giltner, of the Paris Home School,
went to Lexington yesterday after
noon to seen Otis Skinner in Mister
Antonio"
Mr. Jas G. Metcalfe. trainmaster
of this division of the Louisville &,
Nashville. has returned from an in
spection trip to several points along
the line.
Miss Margaret Shea was a guest
cf Mrs. Pendleton Trimble, in Win
chester, Tuesday, en- route to her
home in Paris from a visit to Mrs.
Luther Redmon, in Mt. Sterling.
Mr.. w. b. Allen was operated on
at the Massie Memorial Hospital, ill
this city. Wednesday. for gall stones
Mr.. Allen rallied nicely from the
shock, and is now getting along very
we'll
Mrs. Curtis Smith has returned Ia
her home in Dallas, Texas, after a
visit to her mother, Mrs. VIM. II
Renick. and sister and brother. Mrs
Duncan Bell, and Mr. b. NJ Renick, in
Paris.
Mr.. w. c. Potts. who has been
spending a part of the winter here. is
now in Princeton, West Virginia
where he is conducting a newspaper
publicity campaign. Mrs. Potts and
babe will join him soon.
Mr.. Thos. ID. Murray, of LeXing
tor Secretary and Treasurer of the
Itntucky Traction & Terminal Co.
which operate the Paris and Lexing
ton interurban lines, was a business
visitor in Paris yesterday.
DIR. Martha Petree left Tuesda!
for Kirksville, Missouri, to accompany
Mrs. Tyrell Padgett Mrs. Padget
will undergo an operation at the hos
pital of the American School of Osteo
pathy. DR. Petree will return Monday
In her absence DR.. Minnie r.. Faulk, o
Lexington, will see patients al DR.
Petree's office by appointment.
; The Mission Circle OF the Chris
tan church met with Mrs. Watson w
Judy. Tuesday. at her apartments ii
the Robneel. The Circle transacte
considerable business and plans TO
work in the future were discussed
The Circle will have an all-day mee'
lug next Tuesday with Mrs. Woodfor
Daniel and Miss Elizabeth Jasper
when they will make a graduation ou
fit for the young women whom tn
Circle is eduacting at the Morehea
School.
Mr.. Charles S. Ball. of tn
Prichard & Ball Garage. accompanie
by Messrs. John Lair, Cornelius Jane
Harry Jones and Allie Benedict Pc
kins. left Tuesday for Flint, Michigan
e, bring back four new Buick cal
for Bourbon county purchasers. The
left Flint yesterday morning and WI
probably arrive here tomorrow. w
r ing to the shortage in cars and u
:. freight blockade on the railroads II
z Buick Company coule not make imm
( diate shipment, so Mr.. Ball decided
!. bring the cars here under their oW
u power.
Mrs. Grover Baldwin entertain'
o with bridge and 200" at d
:. home on Higgins avenue Wednesd'
= afternoon. The decorations were Pill
,. carnations. At the conclusion OF Z
n games a four-course luncheon w
IS served the following guests: Nj
n danes Roy Clerdenin. Watson
20 Indy. Lewis Taylor. Thompson
= Tarr. H. E. Foster. Wade II. White
h. Virgil Gaitskill, Harry Mathers. Ca
n Thomas Nichols, Fayette Ardel
s VIM. G. Talbot, and Raymond n
~ MILAN: Mrs. Fithian Shipp, (Lexll
toni: Misses Clara Belle one
Rachel Virgins and Anne Eads Pc
"A letter to relatives in this C
from Lieutenant Richard (TaD Cla
III who left San Francisco some time a
Oil for his new station in the Philippin
Or stated that he had arrived safely
D: Manila, after a very uneventful v
at age. and at the time of writing was
In good health. He stated that he
loved the trip very much after gett
over the sea-sickness, which, In
own words, was almost as bad as