The Bourbon news., 1918-08-06
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Messages have been received at
by the family of Mr..
Brown Buchanan, stating that he had
arrived safely overseas with the DR..
Barrow Base Hospital Unit No. 40.
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Private Cleveland Lewis, of Paris,
is convalescent at the Base Hospital,
in Camp Zachary Taylor, where he
is a member of the Bourbon county
draft contingent. Private Lewis has
been seriously i'll for some time.
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Mrs. Allie Dickson, of North Mid
dletown, is at the Naval Training
Station, at Newport, Rhode Island,
visiting her son, Stanley Dickerson,
who is in the service of Uncle Sam
at the camp. Mr.. Dickson was one
of the number who left Paris in the
first contingent of drafted men sew
eral months ago.
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Lieut.. Neville H. Fisher, formerly
of Paris, who was recently sent over
seas from the army cantonment,
Camp Custer, near Detroit, Mich,
writes his mother, Mrs. VIM. H.
Fisher, of Paris, that he made the
journey safely and without incident
The ship he sailed on carried several
thousand troops, everyone eager and
anxious to get into action , after
months of camp life.
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DR.. James A. Orr, who recently
left Paris to report at Ft. BENJAMIN
Harrison, Ind, for duty, reports that
he is very comfortably installed as
member of the Medical Corps in the
Surgical Division, and likes the life
very much. There is plenty Of hard
work, he says, and he is rapidly get
ting into the swing of camp life. He
says the Bourbon county boys at the
Fort are the liveliest bunch in the
whole cantonment.
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Mr.. Blair Warden, Of Paris, who Is
taking the vocational training course
I at Rose Polytechnic Institute, in
Terre Haute, Ind, spent Sunday in
Paris, as guest of his parents, DR..
and Mrs. George 8. Warden, and
family. The Institute is being util-
| lied by the Government as training
school for special service in the
United States army. Mr.. Warden is
we'll pleased with his surroundings,
and says Uncle Sam is the best pro-
wider ever.
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From Ft. Thomas, KY, to Camp
Sherman, o." read the order of
transfer for Dr. Avonia E. Kiser, OF
Paris. Mr.. Kiser was recently COM
missioned First Lieutenant in the
Medical Reserve Corps. He has been
assigned to a place on the Neuro-
psychiatric Board of the Base Hos
pital at Camp Sherman. Lieut.. Kiser
J is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Kiser,
of Paris. He has been for some time
resident physician at the Longview
Hospital, near Cincinnati.
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Government moves of troops on the
big checkerboard Of the war service
continue throughout the day and
night. Trains bearing troops are OF
frequent occurrence passing through
Paris via the Louisville and Nash
Vile, their destination being some
Southern or Eastern cantonment. Fri
day a train of twelve Pullmans passed
here, headed for Camp Perry, Ohio.
The train carried three hundred pros
pective officers for the Oficers Train
| ing service at Camp Perry.
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Mr.. Landen Templin, of Paris, sta
toned in the service at Camp Dewey,
Great Lakes Naval Training Station,
is at home on a five-days' furlough,
to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
T. Templin. Mr.. Templin likes the
service immensely and says Uncle
! Sam is the best provider in the
world. Quite recently Mr.. Templin
participated in a naval review In
which over 10000 "jackies' took
yait. Ilp also took part in the for
nation Ct living U. 8 flag in
which $4,000 sailors made WD the
stars and Stripes.
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DR.. ]. s. Daley, of Jackson, KY, a
nephew of DR.. M. H. Daley, of this
city, has been commissioned First
Lieutenant in the Dental Corps, and
is awaiting orders to be sent over
seas for duty in the American Expe-
dictionary Force. Lieut.: DALEY Is at
present stationed at Camp Pike, in
Arkansas. He is graduate of Cald-
well High School, at Richmond, and
a graduate of the Louisville College
of Dentistry. DR.. DALEY is a hne
young man, and is very anxious to
get into active service.
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"Paris and Bourbon county boys