The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-01-06
PERSONALS

waiter CaywOod has returne,
to his home In this city from a visi
to his brother, DR.. E. S. Caywood
at Ravenna
Miss Betsy Ray and little Mis-
Elizabeth Kenney have returne,
from a holiday visit to friends ant
relatives In Cincinnati.
Mrs. Richard H. Wills has re-
turned from visit to Mr.. and Mrs
e. S. Wills, in Cynthiana.
DIR. Silas Evans, Mrs. Maggie
Rogers McClintock and daughter
Miss Rachel McClintock, were holi-
day guests of Mrs. Kate Rogers, near
Georgetown. +a.
DIR. j. T. Vansant was in Har-
rodsburg recently at the bedside OF
his brother, A. H. Vansant, who has
been quite i'll for some time, but is
now improving.
Misses Alice Cassell, of Harrods-
burg, and Helen King, Of Lexing-
ton, have returned to their studies
at the University of Kentucky, at
ter spending the holidays in Paris
as guests of Miss Frances Kenney.
Mrs. Arthur Hancock enter
tanned at her home on Pleasant
street Tuesday afternoon in in honor
of the tenth birthday anniversary
Of her daughter, Nancy Clay Han
cock.
j. M. McVey, who was selected
c,ooaocar fo Cnrnfu Cohnn1 Gil
perintendent J. B. Caywood, has as
sumed the duties of that Office. Mr..
McVey is looking for a suitable
home, 80 as to bring his family here.
Misses Elizabeth and Lucille Cay
wood, daughters Of State Senator
Henry S. Caywood, of North Middle
town, were guests of honor at re-
ception and entertainment given by
Mrs. J. Miller Hoffman, in Mt. Ster-
ling.
Capt. Emerson Galloway, who
spent the holidays in this city with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Galloway, has gone to Fl. Still, Ok
lahOma, where he will spend six
in the Government Aviation
School.
Miss F. Ricca Straeffer, field
in Kentucky for the
Near East Relief Fund, is in Paris,
planning for campaign to be wag-
ed here, probably during February,
to raise Bourbon county's quota Of
$2,400 for the fund.
1n xxyrsf IN
his paper changed from Ravenna to
to which point he has
been transferred in the Louisville &
Nashville service. Mr.. Sprake is a
graduate of THE NEWS, and one of
It's valued subscribers"
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Hedges, of
Paris, attended a family reunion
held at the home of Mrs. William
Massie, in Winchester Mrs. Henry
D. Thomas, Mrs. Hedges mother,
now in her eighty-fifthi, year, is still
hale and hearty and enjoys life to
he fullest.
Mrs. Mamie Ransdall celebrated
he eighty-fifth anniversary of her
birth at her home on Pleasant
street, yesterday. During the day a
arge number of friends and &C
Iuaintances called to pay their re-
,pects and to wish her many happy |
returns of the day. Though slightly
ailing at times from rheumatism,
Mrs. Ransdall is as bright and chip
per as a much younger person and is
IN full possession of all her faculties.
During the holidays Misses
King, of Lexington, and Cassell, of
who were guests of
Miss Frances Kenney, were guests of
,ial functions in this city. One of
.hese was an entertainment given
,y Miss Louise Connell, at the home |
If her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
+. Connell, on Seventh street, an af-
ernoon tea, at which tue guests
we're: Misses Alice Cassell. Helen
King, Virginia Dundon. Frances
Xenney, Louise Connell; William |
Rogers, Ralph Cornell and Raymond
Jonnell. Miss Kenney entertained
n honor of her guests at the home |
If her parents, DR. and. Mrs VIM. |
xenney. Delicious refreshments |
we're served and dancing INDUCED |
in. The. guests were: Misses
Jassell and King, Louise Cornell,
Nancy Young; Alex T. Rice, Jack
lair, Joe Wadsworth (Maysville), |
Chester Young.
One Of the most enjoyable events |
# the holiday season took place
inh of NJ |