The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-09-03

. IN THE SERVICE OF THEIR .
COUNTRY. =
Mrs. Orie Brannock left Friday
for Camp Meade, Maryland, for a
visit to her husband, who is in train
ing there. Mrs. Brannock was for
merly Miss Ethel Jones, of Paris.
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Edward Spears and Blair Warden
spent Sunday in Paris with relatives
and friends. They were home on fur
Tough from Camp Zachary Taylor,
where they are stationed in the army
service.
Lieut.. Fielding Rogers, who has
recently been a guest Of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren M. Rogers,
near Paris, writes that he has been
transferred from Camp Sherman,
near Chillecothe, O., to Camp Lee,
Virginia.
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Gently returned to Camp Zachary
Taylor after a visit to relatives in
North Middletown, writes back that
nearly all the officers have left the
camp, and that from that fact, he
has been acting as Corporal.
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Cards have been received here by
relatives and friends of Ed. C. Doty
and w. o. Pennington, formerly of
Paris, announcing their safe arrival
at French port. Both are members
of the navy, being on battleships do
ing patrol duty in Atlantic waters.
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Mrs. j. T. Brown has returned from
a visit to her husband, Capt. J. T.
Brown, who is stationed at the Base
Hospital, at Camp Green, near Char
lOtte, N. C.. Capt Brown is a men,
Der of the Medical Corps at the
camp.
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Mr. Wherrit Howard, lately of
Paris, who enlisted in the naval ser
vice some time ago, wrote to friends
and relatives here that he had arriv-
ed safely at French port of disem-
barkation. His ship is on ocean pa
troll duty.
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Edwin X. Thomas, Jr., son of Mr..
Claude, M. Thomas, of near Paris,
has been commissioned Battalion Ser
geant Major in the service. Maj.
Thomas is now guest of his father.
He has been in the Of1cers' Training
Camp at Plattsburg, New York.
Mr.. John Ardery, formerly Of
Paris, who is now in the Chemical
Warfare Department of the u. S.
Army, being stationed at the Edge
wood Arsenal, in Maryland. is at
home on a visit to relatives and
friends.
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Mr.. John Roseberry motored to
Camp Zachary Taylor, Sunday, to
visit his son, Hiram Roseberry, who |
is training in the artillery branch Of |
the service. Mr.. Roseber1C found the |
Bourbon county boys all in good |
shape and working hard to get in |
shape to do their share toward get
ting the ''pesky Huns"
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Mr.. Woodford Buckner left Satur-
day for Camp Gordon, Georgia, where
he will go into training as member
Of the Officers Reserve Training
Corps. Mr.. Buckner, before leaving,
ordered THE NEWS sent to him at
Camp Gordon, as he wanted to keep
in touch with happenings, and espe-
cially for the comings and goings Of
the boys Gin the service"
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Advices have been received by
Paris relatives to the effect that Capt.
w. C. Terwilliger, who married Miss
Olive Taul, of this city, Is now In
France. Capt. Terwilliger has been
stationed at an army camp in Vir-
yinia, as a member of the Medical
Corps. During his absence, Mrs. Ter
williger will spend a part of her time
n Paris with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Taul.
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Thomas McVey, of near Center
7ille, who was a member. of one Of
he Bourbon county draft contin-
gents sent to Camp Zachary Taylor
'ome months ago, writes to his
mother, Mrs. Nellie McVey, an
his safe arrival overseas.
IcVey said the voyage was an I'M
one, but he hoped he would
DON be close to where eventfu1
Kings are happening on the firing
inc.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Renick return
ID Friday night from a visit to their
on, Mr.. Coleman Renick, who is sta ]
ionad at Camp Logan, near Hous-
on, Texas. They found Mr.. Renick
n splendid health, having gained {
fifteen pounds in weight and thor
ughly contented with camp life.
young Renick told his parents that
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