The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-23
WILLIAMSBURG.
News Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg.

burg.
See notice Of W. Frank Miller's mar
riage, on fifth page.
Mr.. M. 81. O'Neal was in Maysville,
Saturday and Sunday visiting friends.
Joe Mock has returned from bust
ness trip TO Cincinnati and Mayeville.
Mcintyre & McClintock shipped two
cars of good hogs to Cincinnati. Friday.
Rev. Taylor, of Georgetown. will
preach in the Baptist Church, next Sun
day.
Miss Ellen Shackelford. of Maysville,
is the guest of Mrs. Robt. Tarr, near
town.
Mrs. Belle Taylor went to Cynthiana
Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. Ash
brook.
Messrs. John Kriener and Harvey
Hickson, of Paris, were in the Burg,
Sunday.
Miss Mary Gillespie. of Pine Bluff,
Ark, is the guest of Miss Loise Thorn,
near town.
Mr.. Chas. Darnell returned Saturday
from an extended trip in Kentucky and
Tennessee.
Messrs. Littleton Purnell and Kirtley
Jameson, of Paris, visited lady friends
here Sunday.
Mr.. Ed Brown, who has been at Ford,
Ky, in the l.. & n. Office, returned
home, Saturday.
The quilt on exhibition at Smith &
Wadell's will he ratified Saturday after
noon, Nov. 9th.
Assessor Perry Hutchcraft and
Deputy George Davis assessed this pre-
cinct, last week.
II. P. Wadell. shipped Saturday for
the Manhattan Co., of New York, 5000
pounds of turkeys.
Miss Mamie Conway visit ed Misses
Mamie and Annie. Miller, in Paris,
from Friday until Monday.
Mr.. Fleming Thompson, of Cincin-
natl, is the guest Of his father, Mr..
Robt. Thompson, near town.
The Masons will have a special meet
ing Friday night and all the members
are requested to be present.
Mr.. G.. Bacon, of Paris, and Miss
Carlotta Preston, of Detroit, Mich,
visited friends here, Sunday.
Chas. Keith, of Cincinnati, viewed
the fine Christmas cattle of Messrs.
Thompson and Layson, Saturday,
Miss Maud Spears, of Lexington, was
the guest of Mr.. Jas. A. Butler and
family, from Saturday until Monday.
Mrs. Nancy Allen and Mrs. Eliza
Neal went to Paris. Friday, to spend
several days with Mrs. Bette Bowden.
H. Otis, on Main street, will make
you pair of new shoes, patent patch,
or will half sole, as cheap as any shoe
maker.
The Thanksgiving sermon will be de-
livered in the Methodist Church, Thurs
day, by Rev. Laird, of the Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. Peddicord, nee Huntington, left
Monday for her home in Missouri, after
a several weeks visit here with relatives
and friends.
James Turney, colored, killed a pleas
ant on the James Carpenter place, Fri
day. This is the first pheasant seen in
this section for years.
Mrs. Mary Flaugher and daughter,
Miss Naomi. guests of Zene Flaugher,
will leave Wednesday for a visit to rela-
tives at Aberdeen, Ohio.
Linville & Peterson shipped the first
crop of new tobacco from here. 1t will
be sold by b. F. Buckley, of the Central
Warehouse, of Louisville.
On December 31st, the Millersburg
Dramatic Club will present 1.-The Hen
rietta," the proceeds to be devoted for
the benefit of the Odd Fellows.
Rev. Rabb, of Buffalo, N. Y, former
pastor of the Baptist Church, preached
here Thursday night to his old congrega-
ton and left Friday for his home.
Elder. E. J. Fenstermarcher returned
Saturday from Kansas City, and preach
ed Sunday. His wife is at Jefferson.
Vile, Ind, and will return this week.
Mr.. John Ingels and family, Mrs
Mary Ingels and Mr.. Owen Ingels re-
turned Saturday from a visit with Mr.
H. T. Batterton and family, al
Eminence, KY.
Miss Lou Warford was home Satur
day and Sunday from Hamilton College
She was accompanied by Miss Smith
formerly of the M. F. c., now teacher
of music at Hamilton.
The Paris Ramblers, five strong
wheeled to the Burg, Sunday-theil
last trip this season. The Ramblers il
an organization of polite and agreeable
gentlemen We are always glad Il
have them visit US.
The Mt. Sterling and Millersburf
foot ball elevens met at Mt. Sterling OF
the gridiron Friday afternoon. and tn.