The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-05-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL, .
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Comings and Goings Of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

Earl Griffith has returned from
visit to his old home at Berea.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Hill, of Mt.
Sterling, were visitors in Paris, Sun
day.
Miss Beulah Quinn, who has
been very i'll for some time at her
home on Ferguson street, is improv
ing.
Miss Mary Edna Rose, daughter
of George Rose, of Lilleston avenue,
is recovering from a serious illness o.
several weeks.
Lon Tribble, who has been very
ill for several weeks, continues to
grow weaker, with little or no pros
poets for recovery.
John M. VanMeter, of Danville,
is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Woodford, at their home on the
Winchester road, near Paris.
Mrs. Sallie Bowles, of st. Louis.
Mo-, is a guest of her sisters, Mrs.
Duke Bowles, and Mrs. T. J. Redmon.
and her brother, r. e. Letton.
Mrs. VIM. G.. Stevens and chill
dren, Miss Nancy Stevens, are guests
of Mrs. Stephens brother, VIM. III.
Whaley, and other relatives in
Paris.
Mrs. Nettie Hibler, widow of Ed
ward Hibler, of Paris, is seriously Ill
at her home with Bright's disease.
Her physicians have no hopes for her
recovery.
| Mrs. Rhodes Shackleford and at
tractive children have returned to
their home in Richmond, after visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hancock, IN
Pleasant street.
-Burrell M. Gibbs, of Camp
lKnox, who accompanied the body OF
Private James D. Fuller to Paris
from Louisville, has returned to his
station at the camp.
John M. Dundon, James McClin
took, Lack Lair and Robert Frank
Jr., attended the dance given Friday
night at the Lexington Countr!
Club by the Kappa Sigma fraternit!
i of Kentucky University.
while guest of Mrs. Clarenc,
Sprake, in this city, Mrs. c. Ward
, of Lexington, was stricken suddenl,
, with an attack of appendicitis ant
was taken to ST. Joseph's Hospital
in that city, for an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brutus Clay an
family have returned from Atlanta
Georgia.: to reside permanently at tn
old Clay place, near Paris. Pari
papers some time ago errOneousl
published that Mr.. Clay had move
back to Atlanta, when he had gon
there for the purpose of making ar
rangements for bringing his famil
to the Bourbon county home.
Miss Eleanor Swearengen
daughter of Mrs. Helen Davis Swear
engen. was rendered a dinner Satur
day at the home of her grandfather
George r. Davis, the occasion beinI
her eleventh birthday. Cakes. ice
and minis were served and game
and dancing enjoyed. The guest
for the happy occasion were Mar!
Spears, Mary Eleanor Isgrigg, Luc!
Jean Anderson, Susan Logan Howard
Jean Clay Kenney, Margaret Martin
Josephine Ardery, Mildred Green
Louise Daley. Marjorie Trisler, Mar
tina Ray, Mary Forman Warden, Car
olyn Reading and George Swearen
gen.
Former students in Paris OF st
Mary's College, at st. Mary's, KY.
have received invitations to attent
the centennial exercises OF the Col
lege, which will be held on Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday, June z,
and 9, in the College and on the col
lege grounds. Among those fron
Paris. who have attended st. Mary
college are Frank Green, JOSEPH
Reynolds, Ed. SINNERS, Louis Fee
Robert Corey, James Cain, Johl
Mackey, Clarence Wetheall ant
Baldwin Woods. Lauthman Woods
of Paris, is a student at the Colleg'
now. THE NEWS some time ag'
received the manuscript OF an inter
; esting article giving resume OF tn.
) history of st. Mary's College, which
will be published as soon as spac
will allow.
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