The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-11-24

/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fred Hill, o
Paris, visited relatives in Versatile
Tuesday,
Mrs. Margaret MADEIRA, O
Versailles, was a visitor in thi
city Wednesday.
WIN. B. Ardery and son, w. B
Ardery, Jr., are on a hunting triI
in Southern Kentucky.
Mrs. 1. ]. Spencer, of Lexing
ton, is a guest at the home of hel
daughter, Mrs. William B. Ardery
near Paris.
| Miss Lottie Holiday is confin
ed to her home on Pleasant street
by illness, and is under the care Of
a trained nurse.
Mrs. George Young, of Paris, is
at the bedside of her father, Scott
Feeback, who continues very ill al
his home in Carlisle.
Brown Buchanan, of Clinton
vile, left Tuesday for Dayton, O.,
where he will be under the care OF
specialist for several weeks.
Mrs. Case Martin, Mrs. J. M.
Booher and Mrs. Redmon Berry, of
Cincinnati, were guests this week
| of Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Whaley.
Mrs. Martin Snapp has return
ed to her home in this city after a
visit of several days to her sister,
Mrs. Charles Snapp, in Covington.
Mrs. Robert Meter entertain
ed yesterday at her home near
Paris, with luncheon-bridge. The
hospitality included about forty
guests.
Gerard Crommerlin will return
on December 6, from a three-months
visit to his old home in Rotterdam,
Holland. His sister, Miss Ognita
Crommerlin, will arrive later.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Eron have
moved from Cynthiana to Paris,
where they have leased home on
High street. Mr.. Eron is employed
in the Louisville & Nashville shops
in their South Paris yards.
-Flemingsburg Time-Democrat:
WIN. H. Whaley, of Paris, was in
vicinity recently buying mules and
horses. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Red
mon and two children, Jesse Thomas
and Mary Elizabeth, have moved to
Paris to reside
Misses Mary Ellen Cleveland,
Ruth Lowell, Ruby Lowell, Margaret
Cleveland and Mr.. Cromwell Cleve-
land, of Paris, were recent guests
of Mrs. Margaret Cook, in Cynthi-
ana, at a party given by Mrs. Cook
in honor of Miss Margaret Cleve-
land.
Edward A. Woods has taken
a position as local manager for the
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company,
which recently opened up for bust
ness in the Price storeroom on Main
street, lately vacated by the Paris
Commercial Club and the Bourbon
County Farm Bureau
Mrs. Charles Morris, Mrs. Ar
thur B. Hancock, Mrs. Benjamin
Forsythe Buckner and Mrs. j. Mil
Ter Ward, of Paris, were among the
guests who attended the tea given
II
Mrs. Hoyt Sherman Goodpaster, in
honor of the bride, Mrs. Samuel j.
Shackleford.
The regular meeting of the
Millersburg Twentieth Century
Club will be held tomorrow after
noon, with Mrs. Charles Bruce
Smith hostess at her home in that
city. The program will embrace
Roll Call; History of The Motion
Picture" Mrs. Mack Grimes; "The
Moving Picture Industry" Miss
Carolyn Mcintyre; "Favorites of
The Screen" Miss Elizabeth Mil
Ter; Round Table, 1.-THE Best Nov
ing Picture 1 Ever Saw"
Miss Mary Louise Traugott,
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D
w. Traugott. Of Rand avenue, Lex
ington, recently celebrated her sew
enth birthday with a lovely birth
day party at her home. A color
plan of pink and white was carried
out in the decorations. the center
piece of decorations being a large
UlT tuudy Cdhe VIII pink tdp0TS.
Among the guests for the occasion
were Misses Lillian Harris Dale and
Miss Lillian Harris, of Paris. Lit
tie Miss Traugott is a niece of Mrs.
Ray Harris, and granddaughter
of Mrs. Eva Dimmitt, of this city.
Carlisle Mercury: "Messrs.
John and Hugh Johnson left Tues
day for Salt Lake City. Utah, to re-
side. They visited their mother,
Mrs. Mary Johnson, here several
days the past week. "Doc." Hugh
Johnson has been in the West for
the past several months. >. Mr.
Horace M. Taylor attended the flu
| neral and burial of Landon J. Fret
well, at Paris, last Friday. Mr.
Fretwell was a member of Co. D.,
Eighth Kentucky Cavalry, Morgan's
Command, and Mr.. Taylor oficiate6
at the grave, conducting part OF
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