The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-10-12
MILLERS6URG.

MISS lQd SOlll0I, VI hG' AOtOAAAhSo, 10 bAO
guest of relatives.
Miss Minnie Evans is still quite i'll
with typhoid fever.
Mr.. Harry James has rented the
Frank Ingels farm, near town.
DR.. H. A. Smith, of Paris, was the
guest of relatives here, Sunday.
DIR. Muck Burns, Elizaville, was the
guest of M. H. ONeal, Sunday.
The Curtis farm sold for $44.50, in
stead of $3.50 as printed last week.
Mrs. w. V. Shaw returned Sunday
from visit with relatives at Butler.
Mrs. G. W. Bryan has returned from
the w. g. T. U. meeting at Glasgow.
Mrs. Arthur Long, of Midway, is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Belle Taylor.
Mr.. Louis Layson, of Detroit, arrived
yesterday to spend few days with his
parents.
The School Association will meet Sat
urday with Miss Annie Thorn, at the
ColvIlle schOol-hOuse.
Mr.. Louis Rogers and family, of
North MiddletOwn, spent Saturday and
Sunday here, with relatives.
Mr.. Thos. Phillips, of Winchester,
has been the guest of his nephew, Mr..
H. H. Phillips. since Friday.
w. M. Purnell and wife, of Paris,
were guests of T. M. Purnell and family,
from Saturday until Monday.
Miss Matte Power was at home Sat
urday and Sunday from her school at
Pleasant Green, near Shawhan.
Mrs frankie Hendricks, of Oxford,
Scott County, is the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. Hamlet Collier, neartOwn.
Mrs. Rhoda Conway was here Friday
in the interest of the excursion (Oct 23)
from Carlisle to Torrent, fare 81.
Mrs. Bette Gibson, of Paris, has
been the guest of her father, w. 81.
Payne and family for several days.
Mrs. Nancy Whaley, of Sharpsburg,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Claude
Vimont, from Saturday until yesterday.
DR.. G. B. Smith and Mr.. Harmon
Stitt left yesterday to attend the Grand
Lodge of l. o. o. F at Owensboro, this
week.
Miss Susan Craycraft, of Sharpsburg,
was the guest of her cousin, Miss
Lucylee Allen, from Saturday until
Monday.
w. M. LAWSON and Alfred Ball sold
Saturday to Jonas Wiel 80 head of ex-
port cattle, at $4.65, average weight,
$50 pounds.
Mr.. Wallace Shannon and Miss Mann
took about twenty of the NJ. E. c..
young ladies to Blue Licks, Saturday,
on an outing.
Mr.. J. J. White. wife and daughter,
of Harrison County, were guests Satur-
day of Mrs. M. V. Huffman, Mrs.
Whites sister.
Messrs. Oscar Rankin and Henry
Phillips went to Louisville, yesterday to
attend the meeting of the Masonic
Grand Longe.
Miss Mary Smedley and Mrs. Or. c..
B. Smith left esterday to visit relatives
at Eminence, and will also attend the
wedding Of Mr. Robt. Giltner.
The London Globe Insurance Com
pany settled with Caleb Corrington,
Thursday, at 81 ,27625. on his policy of
81 COCOON house and furniture.
Misses Rubelt. Scales and Smith, of
the M F. c.. and Prof. q. M Best and
wife, of the Training School, attended
the races at Lexington, Saturday.
E. G. Foster grinds regularly on
Tuesdays and Fridays, and still makes
the old-fashioned boMed f1our-nO roller
process. Meal and cracked corn always
on hand, for sale or trade.
Several more large blasts have been
made in the Chancellor quarry, and the
crusher will continue here this week.
MIR. Clay has already spread rock
through town and almost to the Nicho-
| las line.
BASEBALL The Ewing Station club
defeated the Flemingsburg club Satur.
day Score to 4. Earl Current,
George Johnson, Dick Butler and
Julian Adair. of this place, played with
the Ewing club.
Frank Iugels' ph8ton and harness,
missing since the 4th inst, was brought
home Friday and the reward claimed
The man took dinner at Mr.. Ingels' and
borrowed a saddle and bride to ride
home and-he never came back.
DIED.-At two o'clock Saturday
morning, Mrs Bette Miller Woolums,
wife of James F. Woolums, died after a
six weeks illness, of heart disease, in
the twenty-eighth year of her age. The
funeral service was conducted by Elder
P. H. Duncan, of Ludlow, at the Pres
byterian Church, at two o'clock yester.
day afternoon. The remains were in
TERED in the Millersburg cemetery
The following gentlemen were pail
bearers VIM. Mcintyre, W. D.
cClintock, Chas. Martin, Frank
.Vimont, D. B. Judy, and Robt. Savage
The deceased was daughter of j. F
Miller, and brother and tive sisters
survive-W. Frank Miller, Mrs. l.. T
Drain, of Eminence, and Mrs. james
Cummings, of Maysville. Among the
relatives and friends in attendance al
the funeral we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
Johnston, ssof Covington; Mrs. Maud
Throckmorten, Cynthiana: Mrs. l.. G
Bauer, Lexington; Mr.. and Mrs. j. w