The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-05
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.
Comings and G0ings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

Mrs. Swift Champe has been at
Christ Hospital, in Cincinnati, sew
eral days under treatment.
Richard Butler has returned to
his duties at Ravenna after a visit
to his family in this city.
Miss Pauline Chambers, of In
dianapolis, is "a guest of her sister,
Mrs. Wills Jacoby, near Paris.
Mrs. Lawrence ]. Dickerson, of
Covington. is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. B. R. Dickerson, in this city.
Mrs. John A. Bower, who has
been very i'll at her home on Cypress
street for some time, is convalesc-
ing.
Mrs. Laura Virgins, of Paris,
and daughter, Mrs. Overton Harder,
of Richmond, are guests of relatives
in Covington
Mrs. Walter Shropshire and Mrs.
Annabelle Wallace have returned
from a visit to friends and relatives
in Georgetown.
Misses Sallie Mae Banta and Sal
lie Squires, of Paris, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sledd,
in North Middletown.
Il w III. -. AA1ShSA, OSSiS VI thC
! Paris Commercial Club, returned
yesterday from visit to his old
home, in Columbus, Indiana.
-Thos. Harp was called to Moore
field Saturday by the critical illness
of his father-in-law ALLEN Jones,
who sustained a second stroke Of
paralysis.
The Bourbon County Business
4 30 1a1I IN,
the Y. M. C. A. last night, with a
parliamentary drill as the outstand-
ing feature Of the program.
Mrs. ]. P. Handley, of Louis
Vile, formerly Miss Theresa McDer-
mott, of Paris, is a guest of her
brother, John McDermott, local man
ager of the Postal Telegraph Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Jones have
; returned to their home in North
Middletown, after a visit to the lat
i ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. T.
, Bridges, in Georgetown.
Misses Elizabeth Toohey, Nora
: Rourke and Mary Corey. and Messrs.
| John Rrophy, Baldwin Woods and
Y William MITCHELL of Pahis, attended
| the dance given in Lexington by the
s knights of Columbus.
The Bourbon County Woman's
Club Will hold their weekly meeting
in the Club rooms tomorrow WED
!. nesday) afternoon. The program
will be as follows: Art, lecture
Mr.. SawitzkiS Music; Club Tea.
= Fred Frendberg, formerly OF
4 Paris, visited friends here Saturday
n and Sunday. Mr.. Frendberg is now
% stationed at Ravenna, as Assistant
o Roadmaster of the Eastern Kentucky
z division of the Louisville and Nash
vile.
Reports from the bedside O.
Sherman H. Stivers, who has beer
seriously ill at his home in Lexing
ton, give his condition as bein;
critical in the extreme, with no hop
of his recovery. Relatives wer'
called to his bedside yesterday.
o. Miss Elizabeth Rolf, of the Latin
5, department of the Paris High School
q. and president of the Classical Assc
err citation, was one of the guests Fri
e. day night at six-o'clock dinner il
tie Richmond by DR.. j. d. Bruner. Mrs
Bruner, and Prof. Wren Grainstead-
Mrs. Charles F. Norton, libra
rian of Pennsylvania College, CAV
an address before the Jemima JohI
son Chapter, D. A. R., Saturday al
ternoon, discussing the TRANSPLANT
!. Library. The member of the Char
ter have accepted an invitation
y visit and inspect the library in tt
On near future.
as Malachi Flanagan, of Pari
to was taken to the st. Joseph HOspita
or in Lexington, Sunday, where an }
m ray examination was made. M
Il I'M 20 hn
III yesterday, and to-day will unders
ed serious surgical operation, whit
lg- all his friends here hope will be
successful one.
Mrs. James Duncan Bell ente
tanned Friday at her home on His
street, with a luncheOn-bridge
1E honor of Mrs. Henry Bosworth al
n Mrs. Ben Gay, both Of Lexingto
Ao Mrs. Bell will entertain at her hOI
ER this (Tuesday) afternoon, in hon
VIZ of Mr.. and Mrs. William Taylor,
~, Paris, and Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps Re
n1 lex, of Winchester, "newly-Weds.
The Mission Band of the Chr
tian church gave an Easter party
the church Saturday afternoon,
three o'clock. Story telling, gam
and refreshments afforded an int
esting program. The mite Do1
containing offerings to be used
ia ward the 500 pledged for the 81
oiu mort of the Junior Missionary, Ro
a Hobgood, of Lotombe. Africa, W.
vad opened.
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