The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-04-08

comings and Goings Of Our
Il People Here, There and
J Elsewhere.

w. E. Hibler, of Lexington, was
a visitor in Paris yesterday.
DIR. L. Oberdorfer has returned
from a business trip to Henderson.
Miss Elizabeth Steele has return
ed from a visit to Mrs. VIM. A.
Clarke, in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Volney w. Ferguson and
daughter, Miss Martha Ferguson.
have returned from visit in Cincin-
natl. II 81. = = : I, >
Miss jamie Marsh has resigned
her position with the Paris Book
Store. and is succeeded by Miss
Emily Bratton. ID
Miss Rosa Lee Oberdorfer. Mrs.
Harry Linvilie and Mrs. w. IT. Laff-
erty, Jr., are visiting in Cincinnati
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Davis have
arrived from Columbia, South Caro-
lima, as guests of Mrs. Davis sister,
Mrs. John T. Hinton.
Mrs. R. G. Ellis, of Dayton, O.,
formerly Miss Lucy Thornton. of
Paris, is a guest of Mrs. Nellie S.
Highland, at the Hotel Windsor.
-Chas. P. Mann, C. L. Bell and
Saturday; closing UP oil leases for
the Lee-Kent Oil Company, of Paris.
Mr.. A. L. Boatright left yester-
day for Danville, where he will con-
duct the musical program to be rem
dered nightly at a revival meeting in
progress at the Christian church.
Mr.. Gus Margolen, who has been
in Hot Springs, Arkansas, for several
weeks, will return home tomorrow.
Mr.. Margolen has been greatly ben
Gifted by his stay at the Springs.
Mr.. Woodford Longmoor, Of
Frankfort, who has been in Paris for
some time looking up back tax delin-
quents, has about finished his work,
and will return to his home to-mOr-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stern have
taken rooms with Mrs. Louis Mussi-
non, on South Main street. The
flats on Fifth street they have been
occupying will be taken by Hugh
Campbell.
Mrs Daisy Hill, long distance
operator for the Cumberland Tele-
phone Company, has been promoted
to the position of Chief Operator in
the local exchange, vice Miss Sallie
Comack, resigned.
Miss Mary Ross entertained at
The Sweet Shop, Saturday afternoon,
in honor of Miss Martha finder,
whose marriage to Mr.. Robert Ora
ham Young took place at North Mid
dletown yesterday.
Rev. DR.. T. c. Ecton, pastor of
the Calvary Baptist Church, at Lex
ington, will attend the banquet to be
given by the Paris Baptist church,
tomorrow night. Dr.. Ecton is on
the program for an address.
Mr.. Mat Hedges, former Paris
boy, has taken position with the
David AIDES wholesale dry goods
house in Lexington. Mr.. Hedges is
one of the oldest and best-known dry
goods statesmen in Lexington.
Squire L. ]. Fretwell returned
Saturday night from a. winters stay
in st. Petersburg, Florida. The
Squire says it's all a mistake about
Florida being dry" as eight inches
Petersburg.
The Shelby Record says: Miss
Mildred Woods, who is a student at
Hamilton College, was member of a
Sigma Chi house party in Paris last
week. She will return home to-day
for the weekend, accompanied by
several friends from Hamilton. --
Mr.. Fred Frendburg, of Birming-
ham, Alabama, is guest OF friends
in Paris. Mr.. Frendburg. was for
years a member of the Louisville &
Nashyille's civil engineering corps,
with headquarters at Paris. He is re-
ceiving a warM welcome from his
many friends here.
Mr.. D. Y. L. Farley, OF the
Power Grocery Co., attended the
funeral and burial of Mrs: America
Farley, who died in Frankfort re-
Gently, following an attack OF innu7
enZa. Mrs. Farley was thirty-one
years old, and was the wife or MT
Curtis Farley, a member OF the
Frankfort Council.
Mr.. Edward Knapp, former
resident of Paris, was recent guest
of his sister, Mrs. VIM. Myall, before
departing for his new home in Ph1la-
delphia. Mr.. Knapp has for several
wears been Auditor for the Adams
Express Co., at Cincinnati. Since
the government took charge OF the
| express business and effected a con:
solidation he has been transferred to
Philadelphia. g.,
The young men of the city and
county will give big Easter Dance
at the Masonic Temple, in this city
on the night of Wednesday, April 16
Music will be furnished by Williams
| Ouintette. The hours will be from
800 to 2::20. The promoters are
Fithian Ankle and Preston Bales
Postcard invitations have been mail
ed to out-of-town people.
Mrs. Curtis P. Smith, OF Dallas
Texas. who has been visiting rela'
tiyes in Winchester has returned &c
Paris for a visit to her mother, MRS
| VIM. H. Renick, and her sister ant
| brother, Mrs. Duncan Bell and Mr.: b
NJ. Renick. Mrs. Smith and son, MI
Renick Smith, who has just returned
| from eight months service IN France
will visit in Kentucky for seyera
/ weeks before returning to their homs
i in Dallas. -