The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-02-01
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.
Comings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

| WIS ROY Harris, OF near Paris,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Boone
Philips, in Maysville.
Mrs. Edward Burke and Miss
Katie Burke were guests of friends
in Lexington last week.
Lyons w. Board, of the Big
Four Motor Co., continues i'll at his
home on Mt. Airy avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Willis
have taken rooms with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry B. Clay, on Duncan avenue.
Mrs. James Duncan Bell, will
leave tomorrow for a visit to friends
and relatives in Jacksonville, St.
Petersburg, and other points in
Florida.
Prof. and Mrs. j. NJ. Mcyey
and son, Paul McVey, of Dayton,
Ky, are guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lucien Terrill near Cir
tonviile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Cooper
have gone TO Colorado, to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Liver, before return
ing to their home in Marysville,
California
Mrs. Claude Petree, who receiv-
ed a slight fracture of the skull in
a recent automobile accident, was
reported as doing nicely yesterday
at the DR.. Petree Sanitarium, on
Vine street.
Curtis Haley, member Of the
Junior Class at the University Of
/ in r.
cent guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. III. S.
fowler and family, on Scott avenue.
Reports from the bedside of
Lewis Hixon, aged carpenter, who is
a patient at the Massie Memoria,
Hospital, state that he is gradually
growing weaker, md that there is
no hope fol his recovery.
Virgil Chapman, of Lexington
and Irvine, member of The law firm
of Franklin, Talbot & Chapman,
spent the weekend in Paris Wit,
bis family, at the home of Miss Eli
zabeth Grimes, on Duncan avenue.
&C. Fl DalZell, of Paris, is pa
tient at the MaSsie Memorial Hos
pital where he underwent an opera
ition Saturday afternoon for appendi-
citis. He was reported yesterday as
doing well.
Among those who attended the
funeral and burial Of Mss Julia
IOBrien, in this city, Sunday after
noon were: Miss Florence O'Connell,
Mrs. Jas. King, Mrs. Jos. Conway
Misses Mamie and Margaret King
and Virginia Conway, OF Mt. Ster-
, ling.
-Raynond Booth, son of Jos. u
Booth. of near Paris, was taken to
. the Good Samaritan Hospital, IN
, Lexington, Sunday morning, suffer
E ing from an attack Of appendicitis
He was accompanied by DR.. c. 3
, Smith, of Millersburg.
The regular weekly meeting o.
the Department of Literature OF the
Bourbon County Womans' Club, VII
be held in the Club rooms to-mor
low afternoon. The program VII
! embrace current events and a BOOB
review. with Mrs. Thomas Herr.
: Clay, Jr., leader.
+ At Lexington, at 2:30 thls d.
: ternoon the Executive Board OF Tn
= State War Mothers will hold
= Injecting or the parlOr floor OF IN
Phoenix Hotel. Mrs. Wlliial
Dowell Oldham, State War Mother
= viii, nreside. Mrs. r. 3. Hutchcraf'
of Paris, will attend.
4 The Paris Hop Club gave a
- ENJOYABLE dance at the Masonl
Temple Friday night. The hour
n were from nine to three. MUSIC IL
h the dancers was furnished
q smiths Saxophone Sextette. A larg
If number of out-of-town visitors TOO
pa1t in the pleasures OF the eVenins
The weekly meeting of the MI
,ershurg Twentieth Century tiu
will, he held on Saturday Afternoon
n February 5, with Miss KUN wv
Clintock as hostess. The rrograi
will he as follows Roll CALL NoIe
n Men Of France; Les Miaefaples
r Narius Saint DAMS, MIS- A.
y pest. lean Vatican, Mrs. Jones; ol'
s. cussion. members Of the Clup.
Y. The Lexington and Bryan 0C'
ton Chapters, d. A. t., gave & ',1,
Re Marty Yesterday afternoon III l.
o. ho1l room of the Phoenix Holei'
2 lexington. the proceeds to be u'e
v, in repairing the memorial W"
is around the historical old spring
lie BRYAN Station. Several from Par
10 and the county attended the G eve
Miss Louise Connell' OF Pal III
10 ,,,,,o was injured in an auto ana Sit
a. oooid.,n+ in. Lexington, last Weohe
Is day night, was reported yeS'e7 Mi r.
,g &C Icing in serious condl'ioh W.
$50, b.6 her ankle, collar poi