The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-04-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.


Huntington, West Virginia.
Mrs. w. II. CLAY. formerly of naar
farls, continues very ill at her home
on Woodland Avenue. i'm Lexington
Mrs. Frank Wright of WINCHESTER
formerly Of Paris, is at the Massie Me
mortal Hospital, under medical treat.
ment -
Miss Carolyn Roseberrv was e,
guest several days the past wool Of
Miss Cornelia Blackburn. in George.
town. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Tollie Young NJ
near rarls' spent the Easter holidays
ia lexington, as guests of Mrs. Young's
mother' Mrs. j. N. Hawkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Neely and
daughter have arrived from Cape Cir
ardeau, Missouri, for a visit to Mr. w
H. Blakemore, on Eighth street.
MI. James Hukill, who has been
spending the winter at Tiajuana. Cali.
lorna, has arrived in Paris. for a visit
10 his mother, Mrs. William Hukill. Sr
Mrs Alvin Davis and children.
MISS Laura Davis and Ben Perry
LAWS have returned to their home I'm
Covlngton, after a visit to Mrs. VIM. r
Scott.
) Mr.. George Rassenfoss, of Mt
Sterling, was in Paris, Sunday. to see
councilman Jack Woods, who remains
seriously i'll at his home on Eighth
street
! Misses Alice Williams and Jane
Adams, of Frankfort. were guests of
Miss Matilda James for the Easter
dance in this city Friday night. AMI
remained over Sunday.
Mrs. JohnsDavis, w. B. Arderv.
L afe Ardery, and r. E. Bedford have
gone TO Jackson county for a fishiuS
tip on the Rockcastle River. They
VIII be gone about two weeks.
KEY. w. E. Ellis, pastor of the
Paris Christian church, left yesterda,
for Williamstown, in Grant county.
where he will conduct a protracted
meeting at the Christian church.
Mrs. May Stoner Clay and daugh-
ter, Miss Alice Rogers Clay, who have
been spending the winter in Fl Myers.
Florida, and other points in the South.
ere guests of Mrs. Mary ireland Davis.
on Duncan avenue.
Mr.. John G. Bailey, who has for
some time been with the grocery firm
Of Taylor & Jordan has accepted a
POSITION with the Farmers Supply Co
Mir. Frank Santen has also taken a
position with the same firm
"A telephone message from the
Jewish Hospital at Cincinnati to rela.
tives in this city Sunday stated thar
Mr.. Louis Saloshin, Of Paris, who re-
Gently underwent serious operation
there, was not so well, and that he had
had a sinking spell
Misses Mary and Julia Mccarthy
have moved from Tenth street to Wa;
ker Avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Fight
master and family have moved from
the fiat over w. T. Talbotts clothing
store on Main street to a cottage oil
Walker Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerfoot Griffith, of
Kansas City, Mo-, who were recently
married in that city, were guests of
honor Friday at a six-o'clock dinner
given by Rev. and Mrs. j. T. Shar-
rard, at their home on Main street.
The Courier-Journal of Saturday
says: MIR. and Mrs. Jno. T. Collins,
of Bourbon county. after spending sew
eral days at the Hotel Henry Waiter
son, in this city, left last night to
spend some time in Hot Springs, ar.
kansas"
Mr. Wyland Uhl of Nashville.
Tenn. travelling operator for the West
ern Union, who has been acting mana
ger at the Paris Office during the az.
sence of Manager Mcdonald, left yes
terday for Cynthiana, where he will
spend two weeks.
Misses Mary Kenney Weber, Mar
tina Ferguson and Carolyn Roseberrv
we're visitors in Georgetown for the
Easter dance last week Miss Weber
lad as her guest for the Easter dane.
in Paris, Friday night, Miss Elizabeth
Erdman, of Lexington.
Mr.. James Grinnan, of this city,
no was a member of the Bourbon
Horse Goods Co., which recently went
out of business here. has taken posi-
ton with the Fayette Motor Co., Lex
ington, in the automobile trimming de
partment, where he will be glad to see
all his Paris and Bourbon county
friends.
The Easter Dance given at the Ma
sonic Temple, Friday night, attracted
an unusually large number of society
people, who spent an enjoyable ever
ing in the pleasures of dance. There
was such large crowd present that it
vas impossible to get even a partial
list of those dancing.
DIR. ID. p. Curry, Of Bowling Green,
State Sanitary Engineer, was in Paris
Friday, comforting with the city author
tiles in regard to sewerage problems
recently discussed by the mass meet
ing held at the court house. DR.. Cur
nv was en- route to his home from
Washington, ID. c., where he was cali
ed on official business.
| Mr. John Moran arrived in Paris,
Friday night, from Corpus Christi,
Texas, for an indefinite stay. Mr..
Moran was member of Company l.
Third Texas Infantry, in the United
States Army service, from which he
secured an honorable discharge.
Messrs. Efrl Curtis, Jos. Holt, Ben
Bishop, and Lawrence James, also CT
Paris, who were i'm the same company,
have returned to their former positions
in the employe of the Texas Oil Co.
at Port Arthur, Texas. John says old