The Bourbon news., 1920-11-26
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.
Jennings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

-orutus Clay,of Atlanta. Ga is
mere on legal business.
~ MISS Stella Owens has gone f.,
Martinsville, Indiana, for q ten.
days stay. 'on'
Fred Fister has returned from
a business trip to points in Texas
and Okla homa.. 'S
Mrs Margaret Fuhrman. of Ral.
.inore, Nd, IS guest of Mr ana
MIS- Henry Fuhrman.
Mrs. George w. Wilder is abla
10 be out after a three-weeks, IN.
n ess: as''17'-'
Mr.. and Mrs. James Arkle had
as THANKSGIVING guest yesterday
MISS Ruth Pinnell, of Winchester.
MRS. thompson H. Tarr. is spend
ing the Thanksgiving holidays, in
LOUISVILLE as guest of Mrs. Clar-
ence Martin.
Miss Ruby Jane Houston. of Gin
c!nnati, is a guest of her sister
Mrs. Spears Moore, and Mr.. EIoore
on Sixteenth street.
Miss Lavalette Ransom of the
r: II. S. faculty, is spending the
thanksgiving holidays at Walton.
KY, with her mother.
MRS. George w. Stuart. will en-
lertaln the members of the FRIDAY
bridge Club at her home on Mt.
AIRY Avenue, this afternoon.
w. B. Adams has returned tc
his home in Jessamine county after
a visit to his sister, Mrs Elmer
Swetnam, near CentervilIe.
Mr.: and Mrs. Redmou Berry
nave returned 10 their home in Gin
clnnati, after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Ihos. c. Whaley, in East Paris.
Mr.. aid Mrs. Harry o. James
nave returned from their wedding
trip, and have gone to housekeepirg 2
In the ,groom's home, on Pleasant
street.
Mrs Sidney Ardery, Jr., and lit
lie daughter have returned from q
visit to the formers parents. Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Baird, in South
Charleston, Ohio.
Mrs. G. B. Harrison and little
daughter, Edna Louise, have return
ed 20 their home in this city from ar
extended visit to relatives in New
castle, Indiana.
Frank Whitaker and son. Geo.
William Irwin and Fred Fuchs. have
returned to their homes in Massilon.
Ohio. after visit to Mr.. and Mrs. O.
j. Carpenter. in this city.
Mrs l. D. Thompson, who has
been confined to her home for some
time with rheumatism, has been re-
moved to Cincinnati hospital, for
treatment
Mrs. A. ID. Davis and little
daughter, Anita, of Kenosha, Wis,
are guests of the formers brothers.
Harry, Boone and Grover Baldwin,
and her sister, Miss Matte Baldwin,
in this city.
Gov Edwin P. Morrow. of
Frankfort, was a visitor in Paris,
this week, en- route to Maysville,
where he attended the Corn Fair and
delivered an address.
i George r. Burberry and son.
Clyde Burberry, of near Paris, have
gone to the Mayo Bos.' Hospital, at
Rochester, Mimi, where the latter
will undergo an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Legg, Of
HandIey, West Va, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Legg. of Cincinnati, are spend
ing the Thanksgiving holidays in
this city with Mr. and Mrs. Franz
Trisler, of West Eighth street.
Wade H. Whitley, of the law
firm of Talbot & Whitley, will leave
Sunday to spend a month hunting
near Pantego, N. c. Mr.. Whitley
hos solemnly promised he will not
bring back bear cub this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. McClaaahan
have moved to and are now occupy
ing the j. NJ Alverson residence on
Cypress street, while Mr.. and Mrs.
AlversOn and family are spending
the winter in st. Petersburg, Fla.
R. F. Clendenin was in Louis
vile, recently, where he attended the
Scottish Rite reunion, and witnessed
the comforting of the 33d degree
Masonry on seventy-fve candidates.
Mr.. .Clendenin also attended the Ma
sonic banquet given at the SeelDach
Hotel
Miss Fannie Eales, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eales, formerly
Of Bourbon county, has been select
ed as Office Secretary Of the Board
of Christian Missionary Societies for
Southern California Miss Eales has
been in California since the carly
summer.
Harold Harris, who has been in
the navy service for the past eight
years, has resigned his connection
with the Medical Bureau of the SER
vice, at Washington, D. c., and has
returned to Paris, where he is a
guest of his mother, Mrs. Ernest
Harris. Mr.. Harris contemplates
entering in business III Paris, and is
perfecting his plans for that pur-
pose.
Fifty women of the George
town Baptist church Surprised"
their pastor, Rev F. w. Eberhardt,
formerly in charge of the Paris Bap-
tist church.. Wednesday, with 4
Thanksgiving shower" Each one
brought an abundant supply of that
dainty for which she is most famous
as cook. The presentation speech
was made by Mrs. Harold H Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mattox, OF
Paris, entertained the following
guests at Thanksgiving dinner yes
'terday: Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Harpe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harpe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Wells, Mr.. anGs Mrs.