The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-03-14
PERSONALS
comings and Goings Of Some You
Know and Others You
Don't,

Mrs. James H. Stiyers is i'm
proving slowly after a severe ill
ness at her home on High Street.
Mrs: e. M. Kennedy, of Nichola
county, is visiting her daughter. Mrs
Il. L. Snapp, near Escondida.
Mrs. John M. Woods, formerl,
Miss Ella Stivers, has been quite il
at her home on East Fairfax street
In winchester, but is recovering.
Mrs. Frank Woodall, of Coving
ton, is a guest of her sister, Mrs
Belle Brent Alexander, at her home
on Pleasant street.
Charles Bower, of Knoxville
Tenn, was guest the past week OF
Miss Anna Cummins, at her home on
the Bethlehem road.
| -Everette SOrrell, popular l.. &
N. conductor, formerly of Paris. was
recent business visitor here. Mr.
Sorreh was warmly greeted by his
old friends.
| Mrs. James E. Craven, who has
been critically ill with pneumonia
at her home on Henderson street,
was reported yesterday as being con-
F., siderably better.
Mrs. Gertrude Smoot, of Rus
| sellville, is a guest of her sister,
Mrs. William Remington, on Eighth
street. Mrs. Remington, who has
been i'll for some time, is convalesc-
ing.
Miss Catherine Bourne has re-
turned to her home in Danville after
a visit to Miss Irene Bramblette, on
Flthlan avenue. Miss Bourne was
Miss Bramblette's guest for the East
ern Star dance at Masonic Hall.
Speaker James H. Thompson. of
Bourbon county, entertained at the
Frankfort Hotel, in Frankfort, with
dinner at eight o'clock last night
in compliment to the Democratic
members of the General Assembly.
| : Miss Halle Frank spent the
weekend as guest of Miss Mary
Ellis, at Hamilton College, in Lex
ington. Rev. w. E. Ellis, of Paris
father of Miss Ellis, conducted
chapel exercises at Hamilton College
yesterday morning.
Mrs. T. T. Marshall and four
children and Mrs. Marshall's mother
Mrs. Bette Renick, are ill with in
fuenza at their home on the Win
chester pike, near Paris. Mr.. Mar.
shall and family moved to, Paris
from Lexington about three months
lago.
stanford Interior Journal:
"Hon. j. M. Alverson, of Paris. pass.
ed through Stanford this morning
to Jellico, Tenn, to look after some
business interests. He told this
paper that Mrs. Alverson and the
1children are spending the winter in
San Diego, California"
The dance given at the Masonic
Temple, Friday night, under the au.
spices of Harold Shively and Her.
man Tully, committee, was well at.
tended, large number coming from
surrounding towns. Music was fur.
nlshed by the Original Kentucky
ISix.
Robert Friend, formerly OF
Paris, brother of Mrs. E. G.. B. Mann
of Lexington, will sail tomorrow
from New York, on the steamer
Arabic" for a four-months' tour Of
Europe and the Holy Land. Mr.
Friend goes in a party headed BY
Rev. McKellum, who conducted re-
vival meeting at the Paris Christian
church some time ago.
| The program to be rendered by
the North Middletown Woman.
Club at their meeting to-day, will b.
in charge of the Department of Lit
erature. The program will be a.
; follows: Problems of Democracy
"The Public School AS An Institu
ton of Democracy" Mrs. Horac,
Bacon; Problems of immigration,
Ito be supp1ied); Americas Plac,
. in World Civilization" F. M. Tin
der.
State School Journal has the follow
ing interesting item regarding a for
mer Paris girl: Miss Josephine
|. Hayden is now a teacher in the Indi
, ana School for the Deaf at Indianap
oils. For several years Miss Hayde1
taught in the Illinois school leaving
the work to engage in social servic
endeavors connected with the Jack
sonville State Hospital. Miss Hay
den has taught in the Montana an,
Georgia schools as well as in ours
, She is a well qualified teacher and
pleasing, optimistic woman"
The Department of Art Of tn
Bourbon County Woman's Club will
have charge of the meeting to b
held tomorrow wednesday, after
noon, in the Club rooms. The coca
sion will be devoted to display o
iarts and handcraft, made or owne
in Bourbon county. Miss Olivia Orr
of Paris, will be leader. Prizes offer
ed to Domestic Science pupils of tn
county schools, judged in the fore
noon, will be awarded at the after
noon meeting. The judges will be
L Best Needle Work, Miss Rama
lOuopc. Rocf Mi11ipory Mice uy;1I;