The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-06-16
PERSONALS
Comings and Goings Of Some You
Know and Others You
Donr.

this city.
Mrs. Percy Reed has returned
from a visit to relatives and friends
in Cincinnati.
Miss Mary E. Mckinley, of
tu..-dexter. is visiting friends and
relatives in rs. --~
| Mrs. John Kiser remains very
i'll at her home on Walker avenue
with an attack of tonsilitis.
| Mrs. j. Preston Brown has re-
turned to her home in Versailles af-
ter visit to Paris relatives.
| Mrs. Thomas /. Davis, of Win
chester, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Thomas McCray, of this city.
Mrs. Anna Riggle and niece,
Miss Elmeta Taylor, are guests of
Mrs. ]. E. Fryman, in Clintonville.
Rev. M. L.. Moore, of Bowling
Green, is guest of his brother-in-
law, DIR. j. H. Conner, and Mrs.
Conner, in this city.
| Miss Vallette McClintock has
returned from a visit to former
schoolmates at the University of
Chicago, in Chicago, Ill.
George w. Wilder was called
Saturday to Wichita, Kansas, on ac-
count of the critical illness of his
sister, Mrs. Lou Mccarthy.
| Misses Isabel and Ann Caywood
Talbot have returned from a visit
to Misses Mildred Sweeney and Ro-
berta Barclay, in Lexington.
| Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Early have
moved to Welch, West Va, where
Mr.. Early has a good position with
the Mason-Hanger Construction
Company.
Mrs. r. G. Smith, of George
town, is a guest of her granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. Walter H. Shropshire,
and Mr.. Shropshire, at their country
home near Paris.
| The young men of Cynthiana
will give a June dance tonight in
Sherwood Hall, in that city. The
hours will be from $50 to $3.50.
Music by Smiths Orchestra, of Lex
| ington.
john Price, of Cleveland, O., is a
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Price, and attended alumni re-
ception and ball at Centre College,
IDanville, where he was formerly
professor of English.
/ Mrs. w. H. Shropshire and chill
ldren have returned from a visit to
Mrs. Shropshire's father, Hon. John
S. Smith, in Indianapolis, Ind, who
suffered a fractured leg in an acct
dent several weeks ago.
Miss Leah Whitaker, of Cynthi-
ANA, and Miss Imogene Fryman, of
! Clintonville, have returned to their
homes after spending commence
ment week with J. E. Taylor and
family. Miss Whitaker was accom-
lpanied home by Miss Frances ,Tay-
lor, who will be her guest for several
days.
Lieut.. Oliver Gaines, who has
been stationed at San Diego, Gail,
for some time, wires that he has
been ordered on three-months'
cruise. This will postpone the trip
of his mother, Mrs. Lille Gaines, to
California, until fall Lieut.. Gaines
is a nephew of VIM. S. Dale, of
Paris.
The following from Paris motor
ed to Danville Tuesday and attended
the commencement exercises at Cen
ire College: Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
S. Ardery, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Ardery, Jr., John Ardery. George
Ardery, of Paris, a member of the
1922 graduating class, received his
A. B. degree.
Mrs. ]. Miller Ward, Mrs. C.. M.
Clay, Mrs. Charlton Alexander, Mrs
Thomas Henry Clay, Jr., and daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth CLAY and Mrs
Laura Virgins, of Paris, were guests
Wednesday afternoon of Mr. and
Mrs. Overton Harder, in Richmond,
and attended the reception and tea
given by Mrs. Tut Burnham.
| -Cynthiana Democrat: "Col. G.
H. Peterson, of Paris, has been
quite sick at Cynthiana, but hopes
to be able to return to Paris by
July. :. Mrs. Ed. Mckinney, of Sa-
dieville, and Mrs. Mary McLoney, of
Cynthiana, were recent guests of
Paris friends. ;. Mrs. Joe Ryan, of
Paris, attended the dance given
here Friday night
| The following from distance
attended the funeral and burial of
Chas. G. Leer, in this city Monday:
Vernon Leer, Richmond; Mrs. Jim
mic Leer and Howard Leer, Midway;
Mrs. w. H. Thompson and David
Ringo, Lexington; Mrs. C. J.
Stephenson and children, Nancy and
Charles Stephenson, Winchester; E.
P. Weathers, Avon; Mrs. Mamie
Haley and sons, of Chilesburg.
| Among the honor graduates in
the class of 1922 at Centre College,
Danville, was Mr.. Charlton Alexan-
der Howard, of Covington, grandson
of Mrs. Belle Brent Alexander, Of
| Paris. Mr.. Howard is son of At
torney UH j. Howard, and the late
Mrs Carrie Alexander Howard of