The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-11-25
PERSONALS

Mr.. B. B. Marsh is very i'll at
his home near Paris, threatened
with pneumonia.
Robert Caywood, of Paris, is a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chess Bran
denburg, in Richmond.
Mrs. James Fizer has returned
to her home in Mt. Sterling, after a
visit to Paris relatives.
Miss Maria Upton is patient
at the Massie Memorial Hospital,
where she was taken Tuesday
Miss Halle Frank, of Paris, was
a guest several days this week Of
Miss Lucy Hunter, in Winchester.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lydick, of Gym
70 Miss Mary Spears, on Of the
Mrs. j. o. Marshall, on Second street.
j. M. Jones and j. A. Justice,
of Newport, Tenn, were guests re-
Gently of friends in Paris and Mil
lersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Ecton have
returned to their home in Winches-
ter, after a visit to the latter's sis
ter, Mrs D. G.. Taylor.
Mrs. Redmon Talbot and Miss
Lillian Talbot are spending the
Thanksgiving holidays with friends
and relatives in Louisville.
Lexington Herald: Miss Emily
Prewitt accompanied friends from
Paris to Louisville to see the Cen
ire ashington-Lee football game"
Miss Rebecca Purnell is at home
from Margaret Hall, Versailles, to
spend the Thanksgiving holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
B. Purnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Redmon, Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Redmon, Mrs. Ben
net Tarr and Mrs. S. Dalzell were
recent guests of Mrs. w. K. Pinnell,
near Winchester.
The Junior Aid Society of the
! Clintonville Christian church will
I have sale of fancy work, etc, al
Mrs Corne Watson Baird's millinery
store, in Paris, tomorrow.
Harry Hatcher, of Ashland, was
a visitor in Paris, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Mr.. Hatcher was look.
ing for good mules to purchase fol-
Ashland people.
&C. F. Steenbergen, manager Of
the Paris Gas and Electric Co., at
tended the Kentucky Association Of
/ OIIllIlSS iuSSllAS nSIu hOU
isville this week.
A large crowd of Paris music
lovers attended the matinee an(
evening performance given Tuesday
at the Woodland Park Auditorium
in Lexington, by the Cincinnati
! Symphony Orchestra.
Harry James and j. Mile
Ward have returned from hunting
trip in Bath county. Mrs. Jane
and her mother, Mrs. Peters, visited
relatives in Owingsville during MI
James absence.
Rev and Mrs. ]. Taylor Shar
rard, of Paris, had as Thanksgivin;
Day guests H. F. Griffith, James M
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. King Griffith
Miss Elizabeth Griffith and VIM
Griffith, all of Cynthiana.
Mrs. Louise MuSsinon, who ha,
, planned to spend the Thanksgivin;
holidays with Mrs George F
Thomas, at Roslyn, Long Island, wa
compelled to postpone her visit in
definitely on account of illness.
Henry S. Caywood, of Bourbon
State Senator-elect from this district
was made an honorary member O
, the Clark County Federated Woman
Clubs, at the recent meeting of tina
, organization, held in Winchester.
: Miss Janice Singleton, of Mi
Iersburg, will be guest of honor tC
morrow afternoon at an afternoo
! tea to be given in Lexington b
Misses Maybelle Conneell and Mar
eta Eichelberger, at the latter
apartments on North Broadway.
= B. F. Buckley, formerly of nea
Paris, who recently underwent a
operation at Johns Hopkins Hospita
f: in Baltimore, Md, is reported gel
= ting along very favorably. Mr.
,. Buckley is with him and they expet
p to return home in about ten days.
Will Sparks resident of Par
thirty years ago, was recent visitC
r in this city. I'M. Sparkle in now r,
s siding in Newport, where he is Ell
v gagged in business. During his re-
e idence in Paris, Mr.. Sparks VIZ
clerk at the old Thurston House, O
n the site now occupied by The Leadt
d Store. He found very few of h
former friends and acquaintanc,
J. left to greet him, and noted tt
, many changes that had taken plat
,, in Paris since he left
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