The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-04-21
PERSONALS
Comings and Goings Of Some You
Know and Others You
DOM.

Miss Elmeta Hinton has re
turned from a visit to friends il
Richmond.
Miss Rosa Keller is very i'll a
| her home on the Bethlehem road
near Paris.
Mrs. Richard Wayne and littl,
SON, Billy, of Bardstown, are visit
ing Rev. c. H. Greer and family
Mrs. A. j. Barr and and Mis-.
Anna Johnson, of Carlisle, were re-
cent visitors to Paris friends ant
relatives.
Miss Bessie Leggett, of neal
Paris, is patient at the Massie
Memorial Hospital, where she may
have to undergo an operation.
Mrs. James Duncan Bell, &C.
companied by her niece, Caroline
Cockerell, of Winchester, is visiting
her brother, Morris Renick, in Mid.
dletown, o.
Mrs. Eva Fisher and daughter
Miss Emily Fisher, have returned
to their home in Georgetown, after
a visit to friends and relatives in
Paris and the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Anderson
Mrs. Herbert Brock and Miss Ia
bitha Cook have returned to Lexing.
ton alter d visit to Mrs. Nicholas
6ohn, on Cypress street.
Mrs. Charles Spillnan has re.
turned to her home in Harrodsburg
after a visit TO her sister, Mrs. w
T. Brooks, and DR.. Brooks, at theil
home on Duncan avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Brown will
leave next Tuesday for Davenport
Iowa, where Mr.. Brown will take al
eighteen-months' course in the Hol
man Chiropractic Institute
| Mrs. ]. M. Alverson and children
have returned from a three-months
visit in Santiago, California. The!
were accompanied by Mrs. E. M
Dorien, of Memphis, Tenn, sister o.
Mrs. Alverson.
Mrs. j. T. Sharrard, Mrs. Jos
H. Ewalt and Mrs. VIM. G.. Talbot
of Paris, attended the recent meet
ing of the Cynthiana Chapter, d. o
&C., held at the home of Mrs. c.
Lair, in that city.
Paul Jones, son of Rev. an,
Mrs. j. B. Jones, is a patient at tn
Massie Memorial Hopsital, where h
underwent an operation for appen
ldicitis. He rallied nicely and wa
resting comfortably last night.
| Eugene Strother, twelve-year
lold son of Mr.. and Mrs. Reubel
lStrother, of Henry Addition, under
went an operation for appendiciti
at the Massie Memorial Hospital
Tuesday night. His condition was re
ported yesterday as being very sat
sfactory.
Mr.. A. R. Wilbur, of Lexing
ton, manager of Blue Grass Park
, Lexington, was in Paris several day
this week. Mr.. Wilbur perfecte
arrangements with several local or
foundations to hold their annua
picnics at Blue Grass Park this sun
mer and fall.
Miss Edna Snapp, daughter O
Mrs. Alice Snapp, of Paris, who is
Senior at the University of Ken
lucky, is in Hot Springs, Ark, to al
tend the National Y. w. c. A. Con
\ vention. Miss Snapp was sent to tn
Convention as delegate from the J
w. c. A. organization, of which sh
is president. She is also an homo
student of the Senior Glass and
member of the National Morta
Board fraternity.
The guests for Mrs. Louis Roe
ers' bridge party given at her HON
on the Lexington pike, near PART.
Monday night, in compliment t
Miss Letitia Magofin, of ST.. Pau
Mimi, who is a guest at the Roger
} home, were: Mesdames Jos. "
Davis, Jr., Charles Miles McKinlay
James w. Thompson, Catherin
Davis Craig; Misses Letitia Ma
coffin, Virginia Wetherall, Margare
Ferguson; Messrs. Hugh Ferguson
Woodford Buckner, John Krienel
John Ardery Harold Harris, Josep
Davis, Virgil y Chapman, Jane
Thompson, Richard Thomas an
Harvey Rogers.