The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-09-02
SOCIAL And PERSONAL.
Comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

| Mr.. Willis Jacopy, OF near Hutch
ison, has gone to Indianapolis to visit
friends.
Mr.. Jas S. CHM left yesterday
for business trip to the oil fields of
oklahoma and Texas.
| Miss Catherine Adams, of Rich
mond, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas Bohn, in this city.
| Miss Mary M. Kelly, of Chicago,
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. E.
c. Kelly and family, on High street.
! Miss Beulah Basin, of George
town is guest of Miss Macie Salo-
shin at her home on Pleasant street
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Thomas,
ST., of Paris, attended the funeral
and burial of Mr.. H. Deweese Ecton,
in Winchester, Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Booth has returned
to her home in Montgomery, Ala, af-
ter visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, A. ]. Fee, in this city.
Mrs. o. H. Smith and son, Fred,
accompanied by his sisters, Misses
Marie Colliver and Laura Belle
Smith, are visiting relatives in Bath
county.
Mr. and Mrs. Strother D. Mitch
ell and Mr. Edward Thomas, of near
North Middletown, were guests last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Railey,
in Versailles.
Mrs. Kate Wilson, accompanied
do a
to Rochester, Mimi, where she will
undergo treatment at the Mayo
Bros Hospital
Mr.. Edward SINNERS, Of Coving-
ton, was a guest of friends in this
city Sunday. Mr.. SINNERS is now
manager of the B. & o. restaurant in
. the Union Station, at Ivorydale.
Mr.. ]. L. Denton, one of the
prominent tobacco brokers of Bour-
bon county, left Sunday for Kings.
ton, North Carolina, where he will
buy tobacco on the Southern market
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Sutherland
have returned from an extended sta!
with a houseboat party on the Ken
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Knight, of Lex
J, ington.
J, Mrs. Mary Burnett has returned
d to her home in this city, after a visi
r to- friends and relatives in Latonia
a lShe has as guests Mrs. Fannie Smitl
S and daughter, Miss Bessie Smith, o
1 lCynthiana.
Miss Emma Louise Burley will
leave this week for Wyandotte
{ Mich, where she will take a posi-
ltion as stenographer, and be with he
p grandfather, Mr.. w. w. Burnley, fol
. merly of Paris.
Miss Loretta Santen, who ha
been a guest Of her cousin. Miss Ros
ALA Santen, in this city. has gone t
Columbus, Ohio, to visit friends an
N relatives before returning to he
home in Utica, New York.
ol Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Caywoo
J. and children have returned to thei
home in Akron, O., after visit t
, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Thomas. The
" were accompanied by Mrs. Thoma:
WHO VIII UldhS tuCLu d floil.
Mrs. David Bachrach and littl
daughters, Sylvia and Cecilia, VIII
have spent part of the summer in thi
DR. city with her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
cs Louis Wollstein and family. wi
r leave this week for her home i
is Texas.
Miss Lucy Henry, local manage
E. for the Western Union Telegraph Co
ee lis a patient at the Massie Memoir;
II, Hospital, in this city, threatene
with typhoid fever. Mrs. j. T.
IN Clarke is a patient at the same il
st tstitution.
81 Mrs. Louis Saloshin, Miss Mac
y: Saloshin, Mrs. Sim Levy. Mr.. Jak
%. Saloshin, and their guests, Miss
Benchart, of Lexington, and Blancl
Baar, of Cincinnati, motored to Lo
isville, Sunday, and spent the day
IN guests of friends and relatives
The last of the series of SUNNI
dances given by the Capital Dancll
cd Club, at Frankfort, attracted lar
We number of visitors. Bourbon coun
ms was represented by Jos. w. Dav
ed Jr.. George White Fithian, Sam Cl
cir Ward and Carey Ward, of Paris, a.
ST Julian Adair, of Millersburg.
ng Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Drake,
Boise City, Idaho, are guests of re
tives in this city and county. n
Drake, who is Assistant Adjutal
& General of the Grand Army OF
Republic for the Department
Idaho. will leave to-day for Colu
IN bus. Ohio, to attend the sessions
the National encampment.
Notes of The Travelling Me
~; in Sundays Lexington Herald has
following: Noah Rose, represe
~ ing the Spears Milling Company,
Paris, states he will stay in Lexll