The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-10-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere. !

|. MIS-. d. ". Elgln is quite Ill al
her home on Seventh Street.
Miss Lille Williams has gone to
Martinsville, Ind, to remain several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Gill will
move from Switzer, Scott County, to
Paris soon to reside.
Miss Leila May Smith has return
ed to her home near Georgetown. af-
ter a visit to her uncle, Mr.. Wallace
Carter, in this city.
Lieut.. Frank Mccarthy has re-
teurned to Leon Springs, Texas. af-
ter a visit to his aunt, Miss Julia Nc
earthly, in this city.
- Mrs. w. A. Wallen, formerly of
Paris, now residing in Sanders. XIV.
is a guest of DIR. and Mrs. D. S.
Henry, on Cypress Street.
Mr.. w. F. Peddicord, who has
peen spending the Summer in Paris
VIII leave tomorrow for Los Angeles.
CAL, to reside the coming Winter.
Miss Ella Loomis, formerly of
Paris, who has been residing in Gym
thlana for several years, has gone to
Herrln, Ills, to make her future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Deiarnette
and daughter, Miss Lillian Deiar-
nette, have returned to Paris after a
visit to Mrs. Thomas Price, in Dan
vile.
Mr.. A. Pogue, resident civil
engineer for the Louisville & Nash
VILE, and his mother, are both i'll with
influenza, at their home on Second
Street.
- Mr.. ]. Louis Ear1ywine who
came to Paris to attend the funeral
and burial of his father-in-law, Mr..
j. Y. Boardman, returned to his home
in Chicago, Wednesday.
- Mr.. S. V. Brents, publicity man
for the Bourbon Oil and DEVELOPMENT
Co., has returned to Paris, after an
trip through the Company's
Oil and gas territory in Eastern Ken
lucky.
Councilman John Merringer re-
turned Wednesday from three
weeks stay at Hot Springs, very much
improved. Mr.. Ewell Renaker, will
leave today from the Springs for
Paris.
Mrs. Hugh Montgomery, Mrs.
Chas. G. Daugherty, Miss Mayme Hol-
laday and Mrs. Thompson Tarr, mo-
tored to Lexington, in the latter's
machine and spent the day Tuesday
with friends.
Several cases of the influenza
have appeared at the Randolph-Ma-
con College, in Virginia. Among the
students attending the college are ::
Misses Vernita Baldwin, of Paris, and
Carolyn McIntire, of Millersburg.
Mrs. William l. Goodwin, of Lex
ington, entertained a number of
friends at the Red Cross Tea Room in
this city, Tuesday afternoon, follow
ing a dining at the Country Club,
near Lexington earlier in the day,
DIR. Ben Bruner, of Louisville,
Republican Candidate for United
States Senator, was a visitor in Paris,
Wednesday. DR.. Bruner was in con-
ference with Bourbon County Repub-
ican leaders in regard. to campaign
matters in the city and county.
Mr.. John /. Rogers, son of Mrs.
Bessie Rogers, of Lexington, formerly
of Paris, was brought home, with
other students, from a military insti-
tute in South Carolina, where he was
attending school, suffering from an
attack of influenza. He was a men,
Der of the Students Army Training
Corps at the school,
Among those who attended the
funeral and burial of Sergeant Allen
Huddleston, in this city, Monday,
were the following from Cynthiana
Mr.. and Mrs. John Perrant, Mrs. S.
F. Sprake, Mrs. Norma Berry, Miss
Lula Gnadinger, Miss Mayme Cof-
fey, Miss Elizabeth Anderson, Mrs.
Frank Northcptt, and Miss Louise
Cromwell.
Prof. /. M, Booth, Of Richmond,
was a caller at THE NEWS Office
Wednesday. Prof. Boothe is can
wasting Central Kentucky towns in
the interest of the Eastern Ken
lucky State Normal School at Rich.
mond. The school is endeavOring to
stimulate greater interest in teach
ers and teaching, in view of threat
ened shortage of teachers through
out the State.
Mayor E. B. January and Mr..
John Doty returned Wednesday night
from Mayfeld, KY, where they at
tended the one-day session of the l.