The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-03-29
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.
Uomings and Goings of Our
People Here, There and
Elsewhere.

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1 -cfs. Isaac C.. Haley entertained
T rioay afternoon with a luncheon
prldge at her home near Clintonville.
Charles p. Cook was in Flem-
ingsburg yesterday, attending the
funeral and burial of Mrs. Marcia
Clarke. WV
Speed Hogan has returned to his
nome in Detroit, Mich, after a visit
to his mother, Mrs. Anna Hogan,
near Paris.
Mrs. Mary C. Warrington has
returned to her home in Louisville.
after visit to friends and relatives
in this city.
Several Paris people attended
the dance given in Winchester last
night by the Elks' Cotillon Club. in
the Elks' Hall.
to her home at Corbin after visit
to her sister, Mrs. E. P. Clark, on
South High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Oberdorfer,
OF New Orleans, are guests of the
formers brother, DR.. L. Oberdorfes,
and family, on High street.
Miss Gorilla Eberhardt has re-
turned to her home in Georgetown
after visit to her aunt, Miss Tillie
LrRue, near Shawhan.
Thomas Cain, of Paris, who re-
Gently underwent serious surgical
operation at st. Joseph's Hospital,
in Lexington, does not improve.
Miss Margaret Hill, who re-
Gently underwent an operation for
removal of tonsils. at the Massie
Memorial Hospital, is improving.
Mrs. Thomas Weathers, of Gin
| tOnville, who has been ill at the
Good Samaritan Hospital, in Lexing-
ton, for several days, is improving.
Robert j. Breckenridge, of the
Lexington Herald, will deliver an
address here Monday, April 4, in the
interest of the American Association
for Recognition of The Irish Re-
public.
j. ]. Veatch, district manager
1 of the Central Home Telephone Co.,
who has been very ill for some time
at his home on Houston avenue, is
improving and hopes to be up and
about in week or less.
| Blue Grass Council, Knights of
Columbus, entertained with an Eas-
ter Dance last night in the ball
room of the Lafayette Hotel, in
Lexington. A number of Paris peo-
pie attended and participated in the
dance.
The annual Easter Dance at the
Masonic Temple last night was a
brilliant social affair, large number
of out-of-town visitors being in at
a To QnH
Vail Baldwin were in charge. The
hours were from eight to three.
Lawrence Price, Mayor E. B.
Bush, M. Peale Collier and James
Moreiand represented Paris yester-
day at the Licking Valley and Blue
Grass Highway booster meeting held
in Cynthiana.
j. X. Mann, of Martinsville,
Ind, and w. H. Mann, of CrestwoOd
KY, were guests Saturday and sun
day of their brother, Chas. P. Mann
of Paris. Another brothe, e. M. Mann
of Terre Haute, Ind, arrived sun
day. They visited their father, H
C. Mann, who continues critically IL
at his home in Carlisle.
George r. Bickel, civil engineer
and secretary-treasurer OF the Henry
Bickle Company, OF LOUISVILLE, was
in Paris several. days last week n
conference with Mayor E. B. January
and City Engineer Boerner with ref
erence to the street building pro
gram.
Rev. C. H. Greer, pastor of the
Paris Methodist church, attended the
meeting of the General Sunday
School Board, held in Nashville
Tenn. last week. On Saturday M
attended the meeting of the Board OF
Education of the Methodist churcn
held in Lexington.
-Aouilla Jones, aged ninety, one
of the pioneer farmers OF BOURBON
county. is in a critical condition al
his home near Paris, from the eftects
of a stroke of paralysis sustained
some time ago. Up to the time OF
his affliction Mr.. Jones had been III
perfect health, and worked daily on
his farm.
Miss Frances Clay and brother
Tnrnev Clay, entertained at Drloge
FRIDAY afternoon at their home on
the winchester road, near Paris
The guests were Mrs. Russell Clay
ton, Misses Sara Louise BEDFORD
Charlotte Henry, Charlina Bell, Mar:
garet Ardery, Messrs. John Ardery
Harold Harris, John Clay, Rlcnar0
THOMAS. Russell Clayton and william
The Millersburg Twentieth
Century Club will meet Saturday
Anrii. 3. with the following program
to be observed: Roll Call. nA aa
of Italv" Books by Fog
azzaro: 1.-THE Patriot" tine 81, pin
ner" Mrs. James Miller; T ihs
Saint a political study. Mrs. w. w: M N,
Miller. "The Saint" criticism o.
the Catholic church, Mrs. A. s. BEST
hostess, Miss Ball. - ,oon,.
who attended the funeral and Dur IT
: ia in' this h city Sunday afternoon w e,l,
t JOS. W. Porter, chairman an ,s o. mn
! Board of Curators OF IransS ~ th'
College; Prof. w. c. Bower OF 1n
1 Coiio9o of the Bible; Dean T. B. NC