The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-02-15
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.
c0mings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

Ohio.
Thomas WilmOth has returned
from business TRIP to Chattanooga,
Tenn
Mrs. Roy SkilIman has return
ed from visit to relatives in Nelson
county
james H. Stive1s continues Sc
riously ill at his home on High
street
Mrs. Frank P. Kiser has gone
to Pensacola, Florida, for Q visit to
her brother, John Ashbrook
Miss Frances Clay has returned
from a visit to Der cousin, Mrs.
Vaughn Drake, in Winchester.
Miss Laura Williams, of Mt.
Sterling, is a guest at the home of
AIR. and Mrs. 10 Warden, on Vine
street.
Mrs. Belle Alexander, who has
been very i'll at hel home on Pleas
ant street for some time, is greatly
improved.
Mrs. E. e. Perry, of Sonora,
KY, is a guest of her brother, Dr..
j. A. Orr, and family, on Stoner
avenue.
Mrs. Daniel Lloyd, of Mason
county. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Garrett jefferson, and Mrs. Maria
Blake, in this city.
Mrs. Katherine Davis Craig and
son. John Craig. have returned
from a visit to Mrs. Porter Nunnel-
ley. in Georgetown.
Fred Frendberg, former Pari-
sian, now located at Ravenna, was
a. guest of friends in this city, Sun
day and yesterday.
Mrs. Lee Stephenson and dauGh-
ter. Miss Martha Stephenson, have
returned from a visit to relatives in
Cincinnati and Covington.
Mrs. Robert L. Downing has re
turned to her home near Maysville,
after a visit to MIS-. William REM
ington, on Eighth street.
Mrs E. L. Stone has returned
from Jackson, KY, where she was
called recently by the serious illness
of her daughter, Mrs. Carlisle
Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. S. Dale
and daughter, Miss Lillian, were
| guests last week of the formers Sis
/ fer. Mrs. Lille Dale Gaines, IN
Georgetown.
Among recent business visitors
in Paris were Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Davis. of Hazard, Judge j. Edward
Ro,z. Of Covington, and NJ. P. Welsh.
Of Nicholasville.
| Bedford w. Boyes, of Louis
Vile. territorial manager for the
General Motors Truck Company
was a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ I. w. Bush, in this city. :.
! Mrs. Thomas Henry Clay, ST., is
very ill at her home on Pleasant
street. Mrs. Clay suffered storke
of paralysis recently, but is not
not thought to be in a dangerous
condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Lindsey, OF
| Cynthiana, contemplate moving tc
Bourbon county to reside, having re-
GENTLY leased their home in mat
city to Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. RenaKer.
Miss ElTneta Hinton has return
TO her school duties at the KENTUCKY
College for Women. at Danvllle, al
fer a visit 10 her father, Edward L.
Hinton. and Mrs. Hinton, on Pleas
ant street.
-Lauthman Woods, who is at"
tending school at st. Mary's college,
sneot from Saturday to Tuesday In
this CITY as a guest of his mother,
MIS- lack Woods, and family, on
Eighth street.
SDayis Weeks, formerly of Paris,
is a guest of relatives In tnlS CITY.
Mr.. Weeks, who has been residing III
Hos Angeles, Cali, fol- some tilie'
fexnects to locate permanently III
Cincinnati soon. = NJ.
L. A. Stephens, guest Oh MI
and Mrs. ]. Frank Trisler, mas le-
turned to his home in Anderson, IN
diana Mr.. Stephens was en- route
tn his home after an extended VISIT
10 friends in Florida.
Mrs. Henry Huffman, OF Cen
torvilIa was recent visitor IN
GEORGETOWN, where she attehaeo =
dining given in honor of the eighty
fourth birthday anniversary VI 'io'
aunt, Mrs. l.. A. Slaoe.
Mrs. L. B. Purnell, VINO uhueI-
welt an operation at the Masse
mortal Hospital, for removal u -
sis, last week, was aple - 80 60
the institution, and Is now
home on pleasant itfeet. u, 80
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z: helly, "
Cincinnati, parents OF j: f. -
who was seriously injured In an a.
tomobile accident near Paris SUM !s
Tine ago, spent the weekend 10
paris. Mr.. Kelly is still in the WAS :ass
sic Memorial Hospital, but Is Hi
proving rapidly. :. Art IF shc
THE Department or AT. VI III.
Bourbon County Woman Cluo
meet tomorrow (Wednescayy Nc
} tnrroon. The subject VIII
america" "a Painting" The iollo o%
inc program will be renaeTeu r
.H Maa Painters" Miss Eliza netn
ZINES. women Painters, Ms 10
G II, l Kerslake; Current Events III