The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-01-11

Comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

| Mrs, Baker Smith, of Paris, was
recent guest of l1r. and Mis-. De-
Witt, in Carlisle.
Miss Margaret Minogue has re-
turned from a visit to Mrs. Alois
Peters, in Carlisle.
Miss Katherine Belle Mcintyre
has returned to hel home in George
| Town, after a visit to Paris friends.
Mrs. Victor Howard, of George
town, is 4 guest at the home CT Miss
lmogene Redmon, on Cypress street.
| james M. Cochran, Of FIT.
Wayne, Indiana, is a guest of his
daughter. Mrs. Thos. W. Wells. near
Paris.
| Howard Colliver. of Carlisle,
has taken a position as clerk in the
! GatewOod E Sm;th Confectionery, in
this city.
Mrs. William Cooper has re.
turned from visit to friends and
relatives in Harrods burg and Mer-
Ger county.
Harry Mitchell, of Mitchell,
Moreland e Mitchell, real estate
agents, was a business visitor in
| Cincinnati several days the past
week.
Mrs. Gala Nicholas entertained
with cards at her home on Eighth
street, in honor of her cousin, Mrs.
Henry Meade, who is visiting Paris
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Webster
and children, of near Paris, spent
the weekend as guests of Mrs. Web
ter'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gun
her, in OwingSville
-IIr. and Mrs Case Martin and
Mrs. j. NJ. BOoher have returned to
their homes in Cynthiana, after a
visit to MI and Mrs. Thomas =.
Whaley, in East Paris.
Miss Helen Leigh has returned
to her school duties in the North
Middletown Graded School after
spending the holidays at her old
home in Marion, Illinois.
Homer Shy, of the city mail
carrier force, who has been confined
to his home with lame foot for
some time is able 10 be out, and has
resumed his regula, duties.
Shelby County Record: "M-.
Harry Horton. Of Paris, has return
ed to Shelbyville after an absence
Of several months to resume his po-
WIFI the d Lay iOi W.
Mrs. Charles C. Daugherty en-
tertained Saturday morning at her
home on Pleasant street, in honor
of Mrs. Overton Harder, of Rich
fnond. who is guest of relatives.
Mrs Anna Wallace was hostess
to number of friends at her home
on Twelfth street, with bridge, In
honor of her niece, Mrs. Myrtle
Smell, of Lexington, who has been
her guest.
Judge and Mrs. Denis Dundon
were guests Saturday night at
dinner given by MI. and Mrs. j. IL.
Reister, in Cynthiana, in honor or
Col. p. H Callahan, of Lo'llsVllle'
who addressed the Cynthian& Wo-
mans Club in the afternoon.
Will Fitzgerald, formerly OF
Paris. where he was empty ed as
clerk i'm the Peoples Pharmacy, was
a recent visitor in Paris. Mr.. Fltz-
gerald is row with the Gayle Drug
Co. in Fra nkfort, and is Secretary
of the State Board of Pharmacy.
James finder, Of North Mid
dletown. has gone to Birmingham,
Alabama, TO take position with his
uncle. James Tinder, ST., who is
manufacturing optician.- He vas &C
companied by his father, Rev. +. NJ:
finder, who will visit friends ana
relatives in Birmingham.
At he regular meeting OF the
North Middletown Woman's CIub,
FRIDAY afternoon the following pro-
gram was rendered: Constitution
Of the Apos tolic Age" Mrs. John 5.
T.,hott. "Saul Of Ta1sus," Mrs. w.
K. Hagan; paul On Mars H,ll'
Miss Mildred Collins.
Frederick A. Wallis, Commits
sioner of Immi gra ton, with mead
quarters at Ellis Island. near New
York has been in Paris for severai
DAVIS on a combined business ana
Measure trip. Mrs. Wallis has peer;
at the home of her parents, Mr. anu
Mrs. Thomas Henry Clay, for seVerel
weeks
II ouis Grosche, Of Akron, Ohio.
is a guest of his brothers, JOS. =.
and VIM. Grosche, in Paris. MI.
Grosche has been with the Akron
Grocery c., in 1.-The rubber CITY,
hut came back home by advice OF
his physicians, on account OF pron
cbiai trouble. Mr.. Grosche, In
describing the effects of the business
denression throughout the country:
said he was told jlst before he le1t
Akron that over 100000 men mao
heen laid off in the various incus-
tries of Akron, where the census
cave a total population of over ZOO
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