The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-01-28
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.
Comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

sSMr and Mrs. Harry Simon will
leaVe tomorrow afternoon for a bus.
mess trip to New York.
Mrs. John P. Cain continues So
rlously i'll Of heart trouble at her
nome on Higgins avenue.
Judge Charles A. Mcmillan has
covered from a severe attack of in
1uenza, and is able to be at his office.
Mr.. G. c. Thompson. Jr.. who
mas been a guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. S. Thompson, for several
days, left Sunday for his home in
Allensville, Alabama.
Former Mayor John T. Hinton.
who has been seriously indisposed for
some time at his home on High
street, was reported yesterday as be-
ing considerably improved.
George Howard, of the postoffice
force, and Chas. p. Mann, recent VIC
times of severe hiccoughing spells,
have about recovered, and were able
to be at their posts of duty yesterday.
Miss Louvenia Thomason. who
has been at home for several days on
account of illness, has returned to
her school duties at the Eastern Ken
lucky Normal School, at Richmond.
MIR. A. w. Cottingham, who has
position in the Government service
at the Quartermaster's Depot in JEFF
fersonville, Ind, is at home for brief
visit to his family, on South Main
street.
Miss Mabel WATSON, teacher of
the intermediate grades in the Little
Rock Graded School, has been away
from her duties for several days, on
account of the death of her brother,
Roger WATSON, in Louisiana.
Miss Jessie Rose, who was taken
to the Massie Memorial Hospital, FRI
day, suffering from double pneumo-
mia, was reported yesterday as hav-
ing passed comfortable day, and
was holding her own. Two special
nurses are with her.
Mrs. 4yttleton B. Purnell, who
has been dangerously ill with pneu-
monia, at her home on Vine street,
for the past ten days, was slightly
improved yesterday. She is being at
tended by Miss Williams, a profess
sional nurse from Lexington.
Friends in Paris will be glad to
learn that rumors current regarding
the serious illness of Mrs. Hiram
Roseberry, in New York, are un-
founded. Mrs. Roseberry, who is at
the Biltmore Hotel, in New York,
had a slight case of influenza, but is
now entirely, recovered.
Friends and relatives in this
city have received the following an
nouncements: OR. w. c. UsSery an
nounces the marriage of his daugh-
ter, Dorcas Hampton, to DR.. Milus
L. Gum, on Wednesday, January the
} eighth, nineteen hundred and nine
teen. Louisville, Kentucky. Al
Home 1445 South Brook street, Lou
isville, Kentucky"
Louis Margolen and Jack Butler
of Paris, will leave next Sunday
| morning for Hughton, Saskatchewan
Canada, where they will resume theil
, former positions on the big wheat
and fax rancho of e. F. Spears
Sons, of Paris. Several other Paris
, boys will follow later on, to spend
| the summer ON the rancho. And, o
course, they all want THE NEWS t.
follow them!
Mrs. A. H. Barclay, mother-in
law of DIR. ]. A. Wilson, of this city
: suffered a paralytic stroke last week
while at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J
H. Stivers, on Cypress street. On &C
: count of her advanced age he
, friends and relatives are apprehen
.. siye of the outcome. Her entire lief
!, side was affected by the stroke
Mrs. Barclay was removed to tn
, Massie Memorial Hospital.
: Mrs. Carrie F. Stone, who ha
: been nursing influenza patients a
: the home of Mr.. Redmon Talbot
d near North Middletown, was sum
| moned to Louisville, last night, on a
S emergency call to nurse Mrs. job
Reams, daughter of Mrs. Armstrong
of Louisville Mrs. Armstrong an
Mrs. Stone were members of the sam
graduating class in the nurses scho'
S at the Louisville City Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Jone
entertained with a dinner at thei
r home near North Middletown i
honor of their son, Capt. Robert
Jones, and his bride, who was fol
!, merly Miss Elizabeth Andrews, c
= Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. Jones we1
- assisted in receiving their guests b
= Capt and Mrs. Jones, Mr.. and Mr.
John w. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Waltz
S. Meng, and Mrs. Edward Andrew
of Lexington, mother of Mrs. Robe
G.. Jones The invited guests Ill
cluded about fifty of the closes
friends of the young couple. TT
| centerpiece for the table was an e
: ormous wedding cake, ornaments
with lovers knots and bride
: roses. Lovely flowers also decorate
; the table. Several delicious cours