The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-02-18
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.
gominss and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere. \ ,

MRS. Willard Kenney is improy
Ing, AFTER two-weeks' illness.
Miss Imogene Redmon is very
Ill at her home on Cypress street.
Miss Lorraine O'Neill is a guest
or relatives and friends in Carlisle.
Mrs. VIM. Swearengen has re-
turned from a visit to relatives in
Carthage, Ohio.
Mrs. S. E. Bruce has returned tn
her home from an extended visit to
her sister in Chicago.
Mrs. Matte Pdrnell has return
ed to- her home in Paris after a visit
to relatives in this city. e.
| -My. and Mrs. J. A. Thaxton and
little SON are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Pyles, in vMaysville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Reed and
three children are ill with influenza
at their home near Shawhan.
Miss Mary Young has returned
to her home in London, KY, after a
visit to relatives and friends in Paris.
Mrs. Mary Fleming Brent has
returned to her home in Flemings-
burg. after visit to Paris relatives
and friends. y 4
Mrs. c. M. Best was hostess to
the Twentieth Century Club of Mil
lersburg at her home in this city Sat
urday afternoon
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Owsley and
Mr.. Rankin Mastin were guests of
the family of Mr. w. ]. Huffman, in
lCovington, Sunday.
| Mr.. Jas. Welsh and sister, Mrs
Thos. Gleason, attended the funeral
of their cousin, Mr.. John Malone, in
Cincinnati last week. g.
DIR. S.. P. Mohney has entirely
recovered from a severe attack of in
fuenza and is again at his Office in
the Masonic Temple.
| THE Kiss Burglar at the Lex
ington Opera House, drew a large
patronage from Paris and Bourbon
county people last week.
Mrs. Carrie F. Stone, trained
nurse, has returned from Louisville,
where she was called three weeks
ago on professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Barlow,
ST., and daughter, Miss Edith Bar
low, of Tenth street, spent last week
L
Mrs. ClariSSa Williams has re-
turned to her home in Philadelphia,
after a visit of several weeks at the
home of Mrs. Edward Turner, near
Paris.
"A large number of Paris and
Bourbon county people attended the
performance of 1.-The Kiss Burglar"
at the Lexington Opera House, Fri
day night. !
Mrs. E. B. January, who has been
very ill for some time, is improving.
Her daughter, Mrs. Fred Wood, and
Mr. Wood, are here from California
to be with her.
Mr.. ]. A. Morrison and family
will move about March 1 to the
Ossian Edwards bone on South
Main street Mr.. Edwards will move
to a cottage on Fifteenth street.
Mrs. Custis Talbot has as guest
, at her home on Houston avenue Mrs.
, Letitia Gentry, of Lexington. Mrs
Blanche Ballard, who has BEEF. a
guest of Mrs. Talbot, has returned
to her home in Seattle, Washington
Postcards from Mrs Frank p,
Kiser, written from Jacksonville
, Florida, state that Mr.. Kiser is con
siderably improved. Mr.. and Mrs
, Kiser and nurse will~sail this Geek
,, from Key West, Fla, for Havana
!; Cuba
DIR. John Savage, of Sioux City
Iowa, visited here last week, after an
absence of, forty years. DR.. Savage
was a SON of the late DR.. George
Savage, for many years president AND
owner of the Millersburg Female
, College. -.
Among those attending the
= funeral and burial of Mrs. Bette
: Martin in this city Friday were the
following: Mrs. William Tarr, Mrs
THOMPSON Tarr, Miss Ned Ingels,. Of
> Paris; Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes Atkin
: son. and Mr.. James Hutsell, OF Mt
Sterling: Mrs. James Evans. OF NORTH
: Middletown. ~ ''.'
; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hancock
and daughter, Miss Virginia, Han
cock. have returned from an extend
ed stay in st. Petersburg, Florida
while there they met a number o.
paris people. who are enjoying theil
stay i'm the Sunny South, eSpec1all!
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Thompson
, Squire L. J.. FretwelI, Mr.. Lou Taylor
r and Mr'Henry Nippert. formerly o
Paris.
Invitations have been received
by large number of Paris people
9 to the first of a series OF recepIioh'
to be given at Executive Mansion
in Frankfort, at which Governor ant
Mrs. Stanley will be host and nos
tess. The invitations read: GOV
t ernor and Mrs. Stanley request In
e pleasure of your. company at a recep
!. tion to be held at the Executive
I Mansion. Frankfort, Kentucky, FRI
a day FEBRUARY twenty-frst, iron
e four to seven o'clock.
One of the most delightful so
n o;al events of the season, in the wa