The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-04-26
SOCIAL AND Personal.
Comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

miss Nell ROuTke, OIL FdrlS, Is
guest of relatives in Somerset.
Miss Nell Rourke, of South Paris
is the guest of relatives and friends
in Somerset.
Mr.. w. c. Bell and Mr.. Fred Fis-
ter have returned from a business
trip to Campbellsvills, KY.
Misses Rosina and Ruby Elder
are guests of Misses Mae and Irene
Mackey, on West Third street, Mays
Vile.
Among the visitors in the city
this week was Rev. E. G. B. Mann
of Lexington, formerly pastor of the
Paris Methodist church.
Mr.. John ]. McClintock, was
able to be out on the streets Tuesday
after being confined to his home on
Duncan avenue through the winter
with illness.
Hon. John w. Yerkes, of Dan
vile, was in Paris, Wednesday, to
visit his brother, Mr.. w. l.. Yerkes
who is ill at the home of his son
Mr.. John Yerkes.
DR. Martha Petree left yester-
day for Chicago, to attend a two
days conference of osteopathic ply
sicians, who have been called there
to discuss questions growing out OF
the European War.
Miss Jennie James, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. James, of this
city, who is stenographer for a Lex,
ington house, celebrated her seven
tenth birthday Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. ]. E. Barnett, on Engman
avenue, in Lexington. Among those
present were Mrs. James and Mrs
James Hicks, of Paris.
At the home of her grandfather
Mr.. Thos. ]. Redmon, on the Cane
Ridge pike, near Paris, Tuesday af-
ternoon, Miss Elizabeth Tarr, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bennett Tarr
of Paris, was hostess to the members
of her card club. Refreshments were
served at the conclusion of the
games, and all the participants had
an enjoyable afternoon.
Prof. Crosgrove, Superintendent
of the Middlesboro schools, was a
CoSgrove had been in Louisville at
tending the meeting Of the State Ed
vocational Association, and was en-
route home. Being delayed by train
connections he spent the greater
part of the day inspecting Paris
which he says is "some town."
-Messrs. Samuel Clay, of near
Paris, and James Caldwell, of Paris
the latter Chairman for this county
of the big Red Cross drive in May
were in Louisville, Tuesday, where
they attended meeting of the Red
Cross Society. The chief speaker OF
the occasion was Mr.. George w
Simmons, of st. Louis, noted
worker in the Red Cross cause.
Mr.. VIM. Wood, a former resi-
dent of Paris, was visitor here
Wednesday. Mr.. Wood, during his
residence here, was conductor or
Faris-Lexington interurban line
He is now with the Overland Auto
mobile Co., in Cleveland, Ohio, as {
member of the sales and demonstra
ton forces. Mr.. Wood thinks Pari!
wonderfully improved in appearance
from what is used to be.
Miss Gertrude Lusk, daughtel
of Patrolman Robert Lusk, of thi
city, is a patient at the Massie Me
mortal Hspital, suffering from ty
phoid fever. Miss>Lusk was brough
here from Charleston, West Virginia
where she had a position as Stenogra
pher with large concern. Mr.
Lust met the c. e o. train at Win
chester with the Davis ambulance
and completed the journey to tn
Massie Hospital.
Miss Hazel Cottingham, formerl
of Paris, and her fiance, Mr.. Richar'
Anderson, of Lexington, whose mar
riage is soon to be celebrated, wer
guests at a dining arranged in thei
honor at the Phoenix Hotel, Wed
nesday evening by number o
friends. During the dinner toast
to the future happiness of tn
couple were made and responded to
The table was arranged in the pr
vate dining room at the Phoenix.
-Cynthiana Democrat: "Ml
Robert Rose, of Paris, who recent
resigned his position with the Lou
isville & Nashville, to accept the pc
sition of general delivery clerk in tn
Paris postoffice, has many friends i
this city and county, who will b
| clad to hear of his success and pre-
motion. He will be remembered her
as the son of the late Robert Andel
son Rose and Mrs. Mary King Rose
formerly of this county. Mrs.
F. Sprake and Miss Lula Gnadinge
have returned from visit to friend
i'm Paris. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Da.
cell attended the funeral and buris
of their nephew, Elgin Dalzell, q
North Middletown, Bourbon county