The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-08-15
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.
C0mings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
.>.h Elsewhere.

ing party at Verdin, Ky.
Mrs. Roy Harris and Miss Jessie
Beasley, of near Paris, are visiting
Mrs. Boone Phillips. at Maysville.
Mrs. William R. Stipp and sons,
William and ]. B. Stipp, are visiting
Mrs. Stipp's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Boone, at Frankfort.
Mise Virginia and Viola Down
ing have returned to their home in
Cincinnati after visit to Mrs. Rich
ard Butler, near Paris.
Mrs. M. G. Browning has return
ed from mouths visit to her sister,
Mrs. ]. A. Fitzgerald, at her summer
home on the Jersey coast.
| : Mrs. VIM, Kepney has returned
to her home in this city from an ex-
tended visit to friends and relatives
in Versailles and Woodford county.
Mrs. Newt. Myers, of Carlisle,
was guest several days this week Of
her mother, Mr. j. c. Fightmaster,
and Mr.. Fightmaster, on Walker ave
fnue.
-Advices from Mrs. Annie Elgin,
who is at the bedside of her son, Mr..
JOS. Elgin, at Aberdeen, Nd, state
that he is at the point of death from
tuberculosis.
-Latonia Cor. Cincinnati Times
Star: Mrs. w. B. Newman, of JEFF
ferson Place, is visiting friends in
Paris. =. Mrs. B.. B. Floyd, Of
Huntington avenue, has as her guest
Mrs. Kash, of Paris
Mrs. Smell Moore, of Lexington,
and his sister, Miss Kittie Ewalt, of
, lShawhan, accompanied by their aunt,
, Mrs. A. T. Crawford, of Louisville,
left last night for Colorado Springs,
Colo, for an extended stay.
DIR. and Mrs. Lee Redmon, Of
Lexington, and John Nichols, who
has lately returned from France,
where he was a member of the A.
: E. F., were recent guests of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. r. S. Darnaby, near this city.
/ The Crab Orchard Springs cor
| respondence of the Stanford Interior
Journal says: Misses Nadine, Mary
t and Alice Mcclure. accompanied bJ
= Mr. Hanley and Miss jeanette Ma.
D pier, have returned from a visit tc
friends in Paris"
e Among the recent arrivals re
l ported at Crab Orchard Springs are
e the following from Paris: Walter L
: Martin, Perry j. Cook, Mrs. c. L
Steenbergen and daughter, Miss
Frances Ann, Mrs. Sam Willis, Mr.
~ ..,, Co.,
Lair, Mr. and Mrs. Logan Howard
:, and daughter, Miss Susan.
-Flemingsburg Times-Democrat
9 Mrs. Lutte Mute Turner went tt
, Paris, Monday morning, after spend
ing some time with relatives ant
= friends here &. . Capt. Robert A. Har
bosom came down from Bourbon coun
;. ey Monday for a visit. :. w. NJ. Car
penter has returned from visit t.
, friends and relatives in Bourbon
= county"
% Mrs. Charles Fisher, of nea
Paris, celebrated her fiftieth birth
day anniversary with dinner part,
at which her two brothers, ], A. Am
norman and Mrs. zimmerman, an
3 their children, Ernest and Har6N
zimmerman, of Lexington. and MI
and Mrs. George zimmerman am
5. daughter, Miss Georgia zimmerman
b of Fort Worth, Texas, We're present
, The Cynthiana Democrat says
- Friends here will regret to kno'
?, that Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Wilson. VIII
d have been living on Wilson avenu
r since selling their farm, conten
re plate removing from the city at a
le early date. They have purchase
property in Paris, where they e.
r pect to reside in the future. The
Ia are excellent citizens that Cynthian
:" can i'll afford to lose."
1t The following Bourbon count
IL people are at Martinsville, Indian
he for an extended stay: Mr.. Charles
Mann. Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Jon
and daughter, Miss Emily CatheriI
- Meng, Mrs. Edward Allen, Mrs. Jof
N 7 Redmon, Mrs. H. S. Redmon al
Miss Mildred Collins. Mrs, John
Collins and Mrs. Thos. Helm CT;
accompanied the party as far as CT
o. cinnati.
ne Mr.. and Mrs. Fred M. Hutch
son. and children, James and Ma
J. Hutchinson, of Miami, Florida, W
have been spending some time in Il
vicinity as guests. of friends, ha
ha gone to Detroit, Mich, from VINE
~. they will go on a trip taking
~ points of interest in the vicinl
Mrs Hutchinson was formerly M
,, Notie Andrews, of Pine Bluf' 4
sk' kansas. and spent some time at
Millersburg Female College as s.
dent. After finishing there
nm taught in the college for some IL
wv and was a great favorite.
Mrs. Douglas Clay entertained
was the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
ing CLAY. in East Paris, with deligt
of bridge party. The rooms were bel
me. tifully decorated with baskets
me, vases of golden glow. The prize