The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-03-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Oomings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

Deen very ill at her home on Cypress
street, is considerably improved.
! Mrs. John Shearer has return
ca 10 her home in this city, after a
WISH 10 friends and relatives in
London, Ky.
several from Paris and the
county attended the performance of
lea For Three" at the Lexington
Opera House.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Collins
nave secured passports and will
ieave on March 20 for months trip
to Cuba and Florida.
MIR. and Mrs. H. Earl Dickerson
and Mrs. Lawrence Dickerson. of
lexington, were weekend guests of
mr.. and Mrs. ThOs. A. Mcdonald. i'm
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Corbin. of
Butler, and Mrs. James Harrison
and Jos. Harrison, of Carlisle. are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Thoma-
son, near Paris.
Miss Anita Thomas entertained
recently at her home in Frankfort.
iSt. Patrick decorations, lilies of the
valley and hyacinths were used.
Charlton Clay, of Paris, was one of
the guests.
Mrs. Ossian Edwards, enter
tanned at bridge Saturday after
noon, at her home on Main street.
In honor of Mrs. A. L. Glasgow. who
w1Ikleave this week for her home in
Richmond, Va.
The Progressive Culture Clubs
program for the meeting to be held
Thursday, is as follows: "The Fly
ing Dutchman," Mrs. H. E. Foster:
'Tannhauser," Miss Ball; "Lohen-
grim Miss Tarr
| L. G.. ThurSton, of Lexington,
has accepted a position as travelling
salesman with the Power Grocery
Co., in this city, with headquarters
in Lexington, and his territory COW.
ering Harrison, Robertson and Bour-
bon counties.
, The Bourbon Art Club held an
interesting and profitable meeting
at their club rooms, No. 1895 Main
street, Saturday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock. A program of unusual in
terest was rendered and the after
noon greatly enjoyed by the Club
members.
| -Edsel May and family have NOV
ed from their former home near Lit
tie Rock, to farm near Nicholas
vile, which they recently purchas-
ed. The home they have vacated
was sold to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Was
son, of Nicholas county, who have
moved in.
The Paris Literary Club will
observe the following program at the
weekly meeting to be held tomorrow
iof fnr of
sion," Mrs. Catesby Woodford, Jr.;
I'm Jerusalem When Herod Resign
Cd" Mrs. Thomas Henry Clay, Jr.:
The Apostolic Fathers" Miss Lena
Talbot.
| IS. Kenney Nichols and family
have moved from the home at High
and Fifteenth streets, in this city,
recently sold, to their farm on the
Paris pike, in Fayette county. Mr.
Nichols owns several hundred acres
of the Haggan estate, and has one of
the handsomest homes on the Paris
Lexington interurban line.
Prof. e. NJ. Costello, who recently
sold his farm near North Middle
town, with his brother, Thomas
Costello, and sister, Miss Mamie
home, on the Bethlehem pike, near
Paris, formerly the home of John G..
Bedford Prof. Costello will finish
the season as teacher in the North
Middletown Graded School.
The "Kentuckians At Florida
Resorts column in Sunday S
Courier-Journal has the following
note of Bourbon county visitors:
miss Margaret Allen. Millersburg,
KY, is enjoying a part of the season
in Orlando, and has been entertained
at several charming social affairs. .
Miss Margaret B. Clark, Millers-
burg, is among arrivals at Kis-
Simme."
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Spears
entertained the Friday Bridge Clul
at their home on Cypress street
The home was decorated beautifully
in the st. Patrick greens. A three.
course dinner was served at the con-
,, clusion of the games to the follow.
ing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
; Gaitskill, Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Whit
lev. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hinton, Mr.
and Mrs. White Warden, Mr.. and
, Mrs. Stanhope Wiedemann, Mr.. anC
MIS-. Fay ATUeTy, MI. dIiu MIS-. CU
ward Prichard, Mr.. and Mrs. Brincf
Meinertz, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fer
guson, Miss Carolyn Roseberry
Mr.. James G.. Metcalfe. -
-"Shut-ins'' at the Massie Memo
: rial Hospital are making satisfactor!
, progress, according to reports from
the institution yesterday. DR.. Bruc'
Smith, suffering from double pneu
. monia is greatly improved, his con
r dition yesterday being reported a.
+ very favora BILE. Y. H. Harrison, wht
was operated on a few days ago TO-
appendicitis, is doing very nicely
. Jas. l.. Hilk suffering from bloot
: poisoning, was able to leave the Hos
: pital, Sunday, and is at his home il
White Addition. Robert Fuller
: badly injured by being run over b!
r a motor truck, is rapidly recovering
e Mrs. Jos. Stivers, who underwent
: surgical operation last week, is rest
J. ling comfortably.
Mrs. Curtis Smith and son, VIII
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