The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-02-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
;Omings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Moore will
return tomorrow from Umatilia
Fla, where they spent several
months.
Miss Alice Adair has returned
from a three-months' visit to friends
and relatives in Oklahoma and in
Kansas City, Mo.
DR.. Edward Swartz, of Cleye.
land, Tenn, is guest Of his sister
Mrs: w. j. Calvert, and Mr.. Calvert
at their home near Paris.
Mrs. Rehecca Collier and DIR. G.
Bruce Smith were both reported yes.
terday from the Massie Memorial
Hospital as being somewhat better
Mrs. w. z. Patton is able to be
out, after an illness of two weeks al
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan w. Peed, on South Main
street.
Clarence Thomas, Cashier of the
Peoples Deposit Bank & Trust Co..
is convalescing from a severe attack
if influenza. He is still confined to
his room.
Mrs. Albert Hinton underwent
serious surgical operation in a
Cincinnati hospital Wednesday. She
was reported yesterday as resting
comfortably.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ferguson
and the latter's mother, Mrs. Pigg,
of Gallon, Alabama, are visiting
relatives in Paris and Lexington
and in the county.
VIM. w. Dudley, who has been
confined to his home on South Main
street for nearly two weeks with
the flu, was reported yesterday as
being slightly better.
Mrs. Kate Wilson, of Mt. Airy
avenue, who recently underwent A
serious operation at the Mayo Bros.
Hospital, in Rochester, Mimi, is re.
ported as doing very nicely.
Mrs. Emma Bagge Carpenter
of near Hutchinson, who recently sus-
tanned severe burns at her home on
the Maysville pike, is a patient. al
the ST. Joseph Hospital, in Lexing.
ton.
Robert Collier has returned to
his home in Mt. Sterling, after q
& visit to his mother, Mrs. Rebeccs
Collier, who continues ill at the
Massic Memorial Hospital, in this
city,
John Albert Kelly, son of the
late John Kiely, has returned to hi:
home in Covington, after a visit OF
several days to his grandmother
Mrs. Ellen c. Kelly, and family, il
this city.
Albert S. Thompson has return
ed from a trip through Ohio, where
he inspected a number of breeding
farms and purchased several high
grade imported sheep to add to hi
already select flock.
William Mccain, of Shelb!
county, who recently purchased tn,
w. H. H. johnson home, on Mt. Air!
avenue, from the heirs, arrived her,
with his family Tuesday, and ha
moved into the home.
Prof. Hardin Lucas has return
ed to Brooklyn, New York, after /;
short visit to his mother, Mrs. Ann,
Lucas, in Paris. Prof. Lucas wa.
called to Mason county by the dealt
of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Scott Os
borne.
Miss Carolyn Roseberry wa
| hostess recently to the members o
| thC Sluu DIT ACI AO11C vi
West Seventh street. Five tables o
players enjoyed the afternoon. A de
| licious luncheon was served in fou
courses. Decorations were Killarne.
| roses.
Mrs. Oscar Locknane, formerl,
Miss Mary Brown, of Paris, VIII
has been seriously ill Of pneumonia
at her home in Covington, for som
! time, was reported yesterday as be
ing considerably improved. He
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, o
Paris, has been at her bedside.
/ Thomas and James Parker
sons of Mrs. George Parker, O
Paris, who have been connected
with the Postal Telegraph Co..
office in Lexington, for severa
months, will leave Sunday for Mem
phis, Tenn, where they will TAKE
positions with the Western UnioI
Telegraph Co.
Mrs. ]. U. Boardman and Offut
Boardman, of Chicago, Mrs. George
Wyatt, Jr., and son, George Wyatt
III, who had been visiting elatives
in Chicago, arrived in Paris, Wed
nesday to attend the funeral an(
burial of George Wyatt, Jr., which
took place at 2:30 o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
The North Middletown Wo
mans Club will hold their weekly
meeting this afternoon in the cluf
rooms, when the following program
will be carried out: Paper, "Mes
siah." Mrs. J. T. Jones; Vocal Sc
Iections from 1.-The Messiah" A. L
Boatright; "Hallelujah Chorus,
from "The Messiah" directed by A
L. Boatright.
The following program will b.
observed tomorrow at the meeting
of the Millersburg Century Club
Roll Call; Kentucky Women IL
The Foreground" History of FEEDER
ated Clubs of Kentucky, Mrs. jane
Miller; Sketch of Stephen Foster
Miss Clark; "Old Kentucky Home,
quartet, Mesdames Barnes, Ball
Current. and Miss Ball; Readin,
(selected), Miss Mcintyre; Hostess
Miss Mcintyre.
-Four new candidates were init
eted into the mysteries Of the Delft;