The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-03-21

Comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

Miss Ella Loomis, of Cynthiana.
was guest Tuesday of Mrs. John
Moran.
Mrs. ]. ]. Veatch has returned
from a visit to friends and relatives
in Louisville.
Mr.. w. A. Thomson was called
to Louisville to-day in regard to the
organization of new oil company.
Miss Elise Warden left yester-
day for Versailles, where she will be
the guests of friends for several days.
Corp. Robert Link, Jr., recently
returned to Paris from overseas SER
vice, has gone to Florida for a. pro-
tracted visit.
Mrs. c. B. Strother and children.
of Winchester, are visiting her IA
Their, Mr.. Ewell Renaker, at the Ho-
tel Windsor.
Lexington theatrical attractions
have received good patronage from
Paris and Bourbon county people
this week, several theatre parties be-
ing given. ->.
Mr.. Harry o. James, who has
been patient in st. Joseph's Hos
pital, Lexington, where he under
went an operation, returned to his
home in Paris yesterday.
The Aumse Dancing Club enter.
tanned with dance at the Masonic
Temple Wednesday night. A large
number of out-of-town visitors par
ticipated in the event, which was a
most enjoyable one.
DIR. ]. M. Williams has returned
from visit to friends in Louisville.
Mrs. Williams, who accompanied
him, remained for longer visit, and
will go from Louisville to London,
KY, to visit relatives.
Bourbon county will send a
large delegation to Lexington to-day
TO attend the annual banquet of the
Lexington w. c. T. U. The banquet
will be held at Phoenix Hotel. The
various w. c. T. U. chapters of the
county will be represented at the
banquet.
-Cynthiana Democrat: REV. and
Mrs. J. Taylor Sharrard were here
from Paris Tuesday-Miss Jennie
Magee is visiting her cousin, Miss
Ollie Chambers, in Paris. .. Mrs
Richard yelling and children have
returned to their home in Paris after
visit to Mrs. Henry Huercamp."
Miss Mae Hall is again at the
Alamo and Paris Grand as musical
director, after long vacation. The
Van Leuwee Orchestra has finished
its engagement at these houses. Miss
Hall is assured of warm welcome
on her return, and hope that sht
may become a permanent member OF
the Colonial Amusement Co.'s stat
in Paris.
| Coroner Rudolph Davis returned
yesterday from a three-days' bust
ness and pleasure trip to Cincinnati
On his return he found awaiting hin
telegram from the Chairman Of thu
Lake Division of the Fifth Liberty
Loan, urging him to come to C1eve
land and attend the big meeting Sat
urday of the Publicity Agents for the
next loan.
Lexington Daily Herald: "Higl
school girls who attended and parti
cipated in the tournament in Paris
this week were Captain Elizabeth
Robinson, forward; Pauline Nunnel
ley, center; Zelma Hall, forward
ALA Dean Bridges, guard; Rose
Ward, guard; Julia Hardie Robinson
Linnie Easley, Edna Mae Allen, sub
stitutes, and Miss Elizabeth Wiley
chaperone."
| The Flemingsburg Times-Demo
crat says of popular young MAI
who frequently visits Paris: Capt
i Robert A. HARRISON has Joined tn
back to the farm movement, havin,
rented a farm adjoining the Cha!
farm, which Thos. s. Drena1 has
lease on, and will make his hom'
there and carry on the farm thi
summer. His friends wish him sue
ceuss as a Bourbon county farmer
MFR. John A. Goodman, of Elk
ton, Todd county, was in the cit,
yesterday getting acquainted witt
the people. Mr.. Goodman, who wa
for twenty-three years Clerk OF tn
Todd Circuit Court, is candidat
for the office of Clerk of the Cour
of Appeals, subject to the action Q
the Democratic primary, August z
l1919. Mr.. Goodman is the Stat
agent for the Standard Printing Com
pany, Of Louisville, .l1ia Is a pleas
ant agreeable gentleman. Durtn
Ibis visit Mr.. Goodman was q CUES
of Circuit Clerk VIM. n. Webb, an
attended the Sessions Of the Marc