The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-21

Ter Daily secured a deck of cards for
cutting for the consolation prize.
Mrs. j. Fred Hill has returned
from visit to relatives in Yer
|sailles.
Mrs. Jos. Sable, of Lexington,
and Miss Sarah Lail of Ohio, are
guests of Mrs. Alice Barley.
Mrs. Earl Curtis and two chill
dren, of Paris, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Roberts, in Nicholas
willie.
Mrs. Mary Ireland Davis has re-
turned from an extended visit to her
daughter, Mrs. c. Offutt Boardman,
in Chicago.
r.. H. Warren, of Lexington,
recent addition to the city sales
forces of the Power Grocery Co., has
moved to Paris with his family.
They are occupying apartments in
the Pinecrest fiat.
Miss Ruth Barnes and Mrs.
Frank M. Hill, Of Mt. Sterling,
motored to Paris, Saturday after
noon from Lexington, where they
had spent the day with friends,
and were guests of friends here.
They returned to Mt Sterling Sat-
urday night.
Winchester Cor. Lexington
Leader: ''W A. Thomson, chair
man of the Republican campaign
committee. in Bourbon county, was
a visitor here Saturday. He said
the county had been thoroughly or
ganized, and paid high complj
ment to Miss Clara Bacon, chair,
man of the women's committee, and
her able assistants"
"A moonlight fete and dance
will be given at Shawhan on Friday
night. The hours will be from
eight to three. Music will be fur
nished by Bruce's Sextette, of Lex
ington. A feature of the fete will
be contest dance for which a prize
of five dollars will be given to the
winners and three pounds of candy
to the second best.
The North Middletown Womens'
Club will resume work Friday for
The fall meetings. At the initial
meeting the following program will
be followed Historical Back
ground of The New Testament: Jew
ish History Between The Old and
New Testament, Mrs. Allie Smith
Dickson; The Magnificent Reign of
Herod the Great, Miss Nelson Gay;
Reading, "Herold," (Stepson Ora
ham Phillips) Mrs. ]. W. Young,
Jr.
The first fall meeting Of the
Millersburg Twentieth Century Club
was held in the club rooms Satur-
day afternoon, when the following
program was given: Roll Call,
Representative. Novels; Imperisha-
BILE Fiction, Miss McClintock; Haw-
thorne From The English Point of
View, Miss Bell; The Scarlet Letter,
Miss Mcintyre; Hester Prynne, Mrs.
Shannon: Selected Reading, Mrs. c.
B. Smith; Hostess, Mrs. Thomas
Marshall.
THE dance given in the indie
nendent Tobacco Warehouse last
night was one of the larsest-at,
tended events of the season, ana
was thoroughly enjoyed in every
respect. a large number OF socl-
ETY. folk of the younger set from
surrounding towns took part. MUSIC
for the dancers was furnished by
Smiths Sextette, the hours being
from eight to three. James McClln-
took and Robert Smith constituted
the committee in charge.
R. F. Clendenin, Associate Gen
eral Agent of the Northwestern Mu-
| tual Life Insurance Co., will leave
! this week for Utica, New York, TO
attend an agency meeting, where
he will deliver an address. Mr.. Glen =
denim will also go to Boston TO at
tend a meeting of the National AS
sociatfon of Life Insurance Under
writers. Returning he will visit in
Syracuse, New York, and Chicago,
delivering addresses at both places
TO meeting of agents and managers