The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-03-19
IN THE SERVICE OF THEIR 4
COUNTRY.

Mr. Marion Thomas, who is a
member of the DR.. Barrow Bass
Hospital Unit at Camp Zachary Tay-
lor, was at home several days al
North Middletown, on a furlough
Mr.. Thomas reports all the Bourbon
county boys as doing nicely"
Sergt. Allie Detwiller has return
ed to his soldier duties at Camp
Zachary Taylor after a visit to rela-
tives in North Middletown. Sergt
Detwiller says the boys are all III
good health and not one regrets be-
ing in the service.
Among recent returns to Bourbon
on furlough was private LeVette
Richards, of near Paris, who is a
member of an infantry regiment sta
toned at Camp Hancock, Georgia.
Private Richards is in good health
and likes the service.
Mr.. Ed. r. Eales, of Paris, nephew
of Messrs. VIM. and Frank ReminS-
ton, of Paris, has enlisted in the U. S.
army service and has been assigned
to the Quartermaster's Department
for active duty. Mr.. Eales voluntarily
resigned remunerative position
with the Arm & Hammer Brand Soda
Co., in order to get into the service
of Uncle Sam. His brother, Mr.. Fra
zier Eales, who has been residing in
Illinois. is now in France with the
American ExpeditiOnary Force. They
are both sons of the late Frazier
and Sadie Remington Eales, of Paris
Lieut.. Richard Huffman, who has
been visiting friends and relatives In
Millersburg, on a short furlough, re-
turned Sunday to his duties at Camp
Grant, at Rockford, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Douglass
of Paris. have received a letter from
their son, Mr.. Marion Douglass
announcing his safe arrival some
where in France" as a member oil
the American Expeditionary Force
stating that he was we'll and con-
tented.
Mr.. Barney Garland, son of MI
and Mrs. James Garland, formerlS
of Bourbon county, writes to Paris
friends, announcing his safe arrival
IN France as a member of the Ameri-
can Expeditionary Force. Mr.. Cart
land, who is an expert mechanic, Il
a member of Company B., goth U. .
Engineering Corps.
Mr.. H. c. Faris, of Fleming county
was a guest several days of his sis
ter Mrs. S. E. McClanahan, in Paris
Mr.. Faris recently passed the requir.
ed physical examination and enlisted
in the service, expecting a call &c
duty soon.
DR.. Nathan Field, of Camp Wads.
worth, n. c., was recent guest OF
his uncle, Mr. David Field, in Paris
DR.. Field and DR.. Milton j. Stern, thi
latter of Paris, are in the same com
many at Camp Wadsworth. DR.. Stern
is rapidly assuming soldierly proper,
tions, now weighing $50 pounds.
Corporal Paul Brannon, of Camp
Zachary Taylor, spent Sunday III
Paris with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Barney Brannon. Corp. Brannor
says the new arrivals from Bourbon
are rapidly becoming used to camp
life and doing well.
Lieut.. Hugh Campbell, of the Quar-
termaster's Department, at Jefferson
vile. Indiana, came in Sunday, on
visit to his mother, Mrs. j. II
Campbell and other relatives. Lieut
Campbell is in an important brancf
Of the service, being an asslstan
supervisor of the clerical forces II
the immense Government warehouse
ct Jacksonville.
Wallace Kiser, of Paris, who ha
been stationed in the aviation
branch of the army service at Cam
Taliaferro, near FIT. Worth, Texas, l
home on a furlough. Mr.. Kiser i
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Walker Kiser, near Kiserton, an
other relatives in Paris and tn
county. He will go from here t
Philadelphia, where he has beel
transferred.
Mr.. Robert L. Frank, of Paris, re
oeived a letter Sunday from nj
brother, Dr. Ben Frank, at San Diego
Cali, enclosing a photo of hlmsel
Gin the khaki" DR.. Frank is nov
First Lieutenant in the av1atlol
corps service at Rockwell Field, tn
aviation training camp near Sa
Diego, and is making a fine RECORD
Mr.. A. Percy Adair, of near Paris
has gone to Demopolis, Ala, to tax
charge temporarily of a farm be
longing to his son, Mr.. Allen Adam
Young Adair was called to the color
and when his father was so informe
he left Immediately for Demopoils
accompanied by his younger son, MI
Hiram Adair