The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-03-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

Miss Macie Talbot is i'll with in
f1uenza.
Circuit Clerk Will H. Webb is in |
Louisville on business.
Mr.. N. c. Gilmore, of Paris. has
returned from a visit to friends in
Stanford.
Mrs. H. C. Mann continues
critically i'll at her home in College
Hill Addition.
Mrs L. NJ Tribble returned
Wednesday from a visit to friends
| in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Jos. M. Hall has been very
i'll for several days at her home on
Duncan avenue.
Miss Jessie Rose, of Paris, is a
guest of her cousin, Miss Lila Rob
erts. in Cyuthiana.
| Mrs. VIM. G. McClintock has re-
turned from a trip to Mrs. e. M.
Edgar, in Chicago.
| Mrs. Lawrence Price has return
ed from a visit to her mother, Mrs.
Leah Helburn, in Eminence.
| Mr. Vol Ferguson has returned
from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ferguson, at GALLON, Alabama.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse M. Alverson
Il hdfC 6uCSt at tACAA hCod
this city Mrs. J. X. Nunnelley, of
Georgetown.
| Mrs. Frank Walker, of Emil
nence, is the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Thomas, ST.,
in East Paris.
MIR. Ollie Swim returned We'd
nesday from Cincinnati, where he
} was called by the death of his broth
4 Cxryir1 nrfu
Mrs. Jos. NJ. Rion, who underwent
, an operation at the Massie Memorial
hospital, Tuesday, was reported yes
terday as being slightly improved.
Mrs. Freeman Simms has return
ed from Brooksville, Bracken county,
where she has been nursing Miss
Margaret Wood, an influenza pa
tient.
Mrs. Tillie Quisenberry, who
has been residing in Winchester for
, several years, has returned to Paris
/ to make this city her home in the
: future.
Mr.. Edward Simms has arrived
from Beaumont, Texas, for a visit TO
his sister, Miss Lucy Simms, on Sec
ond street, and to look after MS land
ed estate in this county.
Mr.. Charles P. Mann has return
ed from Louisville, where he has been
with Mrs. Mann, who is recovering
/, from the effects of an operation per-
formed at the Norton 1nfirmary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen Tate and
Mrs. Rebecca Gass, who have been re-
tsiding in Denver, Colorado, will re-
turn to Kentucky about the last OF
this month. Mr.. and Mrs. Tate will
occupy their old home place near
+ Shawhan. -,
Mr.. Walter S. Weller, OF the
= WESTINGHOUSE Electric Co., of Pitts
/ burg. Pa, was a visitor here Wednes
8 day. Mr.. Weller held consultation
IL with Mayor January in reference t.
m the city establishing a munic1pa
lighting plant.
RI Mrs. Mamie Clark, Mr.. am
rlMrs. James Mcclure, Mrs. San
- willis and Mrs. White Warden,
"a Paris. attended the funeral and bur
KS ial of Mr.. George N. Kohlass. Il
y, winchester. Mrs Clark remained 10
BY a visit of several weeks to FRIENDS
al Among the weeks visitors
y. lJexington were Mrs. Vol Ferguson
Mrs. Ray Taylor, Mrs. Hume Payne
= Misses Martha and Matilda Ferguson
Mrs. Harry Linville, Mrs. Howard
n, Carr. Mrs. Hope Wiedemann an
re- Miss Rosa Lee Oberdorfer.
Mr.. VIM. R. Harper. formerly
- Paris. has resigned his position In Il
" Commercial Garage at Irvine.
has accepted a similar one with Il
Ruckhanan & Rowland Garage, SOC
Ito be opened in Paris, in the stab
Ii formerly occupied by the late J.
Boardman, at the corner Of SecoI
and Main streets.
'ne Mrs. Ida B. Conway, who n
a recently returned from a visit to q
,ro- brother. Mr.. Harold Johnson, in
HE Iumbus. Ohio, is in receipt OF Il
oct ter stating that Mr.. and Mrs. Jon
- son and their two children ma
been seriously ill from influenza.
eo. MIR. Frank Daugherty was
nat g,,est in this city several days Il
OF week of his mother, Mrs. Charles
,ut- Daugherty, at her home on Mt. Al
vert avenue. Mr.. Daugherty was en- ro'
ally to his home in Philadelphia, fr
not California, where he had been
- business for the ship-building d
with which he is connected.
n Among the prominent oil
OF ness visitors in Paris recently W
tier Hon. James G. Cecil, OF DAWN
tur- candidate for the Democratic mo-
tier nation for Commissioner OF Agrlc
und, ture. and Mr.. Siias sneloouI rue.
onts Lexington. one of the busy toba
look men Oh ina. Sy m,marShrrp Coll,
they Y. is ar Onren T. Davis will
attic ho,,ass Of her home on Pleas
! re- street. tomorrow friday ar
cted noon at two o'clock, to the memt
over of Jemima Johnson Cnapter, Am
:, of can Daughters of the American i
ojution. At this meeting delegate
the Continental Congress to be