The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-04-02

Comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

Jos. M. Hall has returned from
"a so1ourn in Martinsville. Indiana.
Mrs. Sallie Neff, of this city, is
visiting her son, Coleman Neff, and
family. in Richmond.
Henry Rauterberg has returned
IRON visit to his mother, Mrs. Julia
bullitt Rauterberg, in Louisville.
MRS. Hugh Campbell is making
a visit of few days to friends and
relatives in New Albany and Jeffer-
sonville, Ind
Mrs. Marie Mason has returned
TO her home in Danville after a visit
to friends and relatives in Paris and
Bourbon county.
Miss Kate Alexander is at the
bedside of her sister, Miss Elizabeth
Clay Alexander, who is very ill in
Cincinnati, where she has been at
tending school.
Mrs E. A. Terhune and Miss
sara Tewney, of Harrodsburg. are
spending the weekend in Paris as
guests of Mrs. Samuel Howard and
Mrs. Clay Cisco.
Allen B. Kiser has returned
from Pewee Valley, where the Con-
federate Home was burned, and will
spend some time here as a guest Of
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg have taken
rooms for the summer with Mrs.
Louis Mussinon. Mr.. Gregg is lead :
er of the orchestra playing at the
Paris Grand and The Alamo.
Fired FiSter, who has been pros
pecting in the Texas and Oklahoma
oil and mineral fields, will arrive
tomorrow to spend the Easter holi =
days in this city with his family.
Miss Sara Power, who is at
tending school at Science Hill, in
Shelbyville, will arrive to-day to
spend the Easter holidays in this
city with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry A. Power
mfr. and Mrs. Harold Roberts
? have moved to their country home
on the ClintOnville pike, near this
, city, recently purchased from David
: Butler. Mr.. Roberts is making eX-
tenSive improvements on the prop
, erty.
, Mrs. Rachel Barlow has return
ed to her home in Pensacola, Flor
ida, after spending some time in
Paris as a guest at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Frank p. KiSer. Mrs.
Kiser is recovering from, a recent
, severe illness.
Rev. j. A. McClintOck, formerly
, Of Bourbon county, and now a noted
: evangelist, with headquarters in
, Richmond, is a patient at st.
JoSeph'S Hospital, in Lexington,
where he is convalescing from re-
cent attack of illness.
Henry Clay has returned from
school at Woodbury. Forest, Va.
I and his sister. Miss Elizabeth Wood
ford Clay, from school at Cincin-
nati, to spend the Easter holidays
in this city with their mother, Mrs.
Thomas Henry Clay, Jr.
Mrs. Robert M. Hopkins and
son, r. M. Hopkins, Jr., have re-
turned to their home in Covington
after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
Helm Clay, on Eighth street. They
] were accompanied by Mrs. Clay
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins will leave
soon for st. Louis, Mo-, to reside in
e the future.
q Maurice Burnaugh, formerly Ol
i Paris, who has recently occupied {
|. position as staff correspondent fol
2 the Lexington Herald has taken &
. similar position with the Louisville
9 Courier-Journal Mr.. Burnaugf
a was in Frankfort during the sessions
|. of the Kentucky Legislature, repre-
n senting the Herald.
2 w. w. Haley, president of thu
h First National Bank, contemplate:
: moving to Paris to reside. MI
e Haley recently purchased, through
n James Mcclure, the home of Mrs
n E. c. Keller, at the corner of MAR
and Eleventh streets, and will oc'
Cupy it as soon as arrangements arr
completed.
The social correspondence frOH
: Tampa, Fla, in the Sunday Louis.
q vile Courier-Journal has the follow
r ing interesting note concerning
v Paris people: Among Kentuckian
p in Tampa are Mrs. Anna E. Chap
I pell, Mrs. +. l.. Farmer and daugh
| ter. Mrs. Ira Parks and son, Mr.. ant
). Mrs. c. ID. Wilson, Mrs r. L. viii
: son and Miss Cora Lee Wilson, al
n of Paris"
Louis Grosche, of Paris, who
: has been in Cincinnati for some
. time in the employ of the Kroegel
5 Groceries Co., is patient at the
v Massie Memorial Hospital, liz thi:
Q city While lifting some heavy
packages In the stock room at the
Kroeger place Mr.. Grosche rupturet
= & blood vessel where an operation
had been performed some time ago
His many friends here hope his re
h oovery may be rapid and permanent
-Cynthiana Democrat: Mrs
y Oldham was a guest of her sister
), Mrs. Geo. Wyatt, at Paris, the end
ID of-the-week Mr. and Mrs. IL
C. Wilson were guests Of friends here
Friday and received a cordial greet
ing. 1t was their first visit since
removing from Cynthiana severa
months ago. They are very pleas
antly located at Paris, but are still
strongly attached to their old home
S, The Democrat, each Thursday, say
1t Mrs Wilson, is like a visitor drop
IS ping in from home"
s The April meeting of the Jeml
=. ma Johnson Chapter, Daughters o
The American Revolution, will b.