The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-10-19
MILLERSBURG.
News Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg.

Mrs. F. M. Hurst went to Lexington,
yesterday, to visit relatives.
Sheriff Bedding and family, of Paris,
visited relatives here, Sunday.
Frank Bowden, of Paris, was the
guest of relatives here, Sunday.
Mr.. Jas Daley, of Lexington, was
the guest of friends here, Sunday
Mr.. Tice Hutsell, of Chicago. arrived
Saturday, and is the guest of relatives.
Rev. R. Laird returned Saturday
from attending the Synod at Bardstown.
Sheriff Morris Hook, of Augusta, was
the guest of Mr.. Jas. A. Butler, Sunday.
Mr.. Hanson Peterson, of Cynthiana.
visited friends here, Saturday and Sun
da7.
Mrs. w. H. Fritz. of Carlisle, is the
guest of Miss Bette Hamilton, near
town.
Mr.. Louis Regan, of Moorefeld, will
move into the Speith property this
week.
Mr. Lewis Layson returned Sundf y
to Detroit, after weeks visit with his
parents.
Messrs. 81. M. O'Neal and Joe Con-
nell visited lady friends near Carlisle.
Sunday.
Mrs Victor Shipp, Of Paris, was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. w. NJ. Miller,
sunday.
Mr.. Jas. F. Summers and son, Jack,
went to Flemingsburg. Friday, to visit
relatives.
Mrs. Alex Wallingford. of Flemings-
burg, is the guest of her sister, Mrs j.
Ed. Hull.
Mr.. Chas. Calvert and wife, of Mason,
were guests of the McClelland Bros,
this week.
Miss Ella Shipp, of Paris, was the
guest of Rev. Dan1 Robertson and
family, Sunday.
The Torrent excursion Saturday took
one hundred and twenty-five persons
from this place
w. Il. McClintock went to Mt. Ster-
ling, Saturday to attend Monday
court-day sales.
Mrs. w. F. Turner, of near Paris, was
the guest of Mr.. Ben Jones and famil
Friday and Saturday.
The NJ F, c. is being painted neat
stone color, and is otherwise being sub
stantially improved.
Mrs. c. G. Cook. of Georgetown, was
the guest of Misses Mary and Lizzie
Taylor, for several days.
Mrs. Joe Grimes and daughter, Miss
Mary, vent to Louisville and Bards-
town, yesterday, to visit relatives.
Miss Gene Layson returned Saturday
eight from an extended visit with rela-
tives, at Wilmington and Hillsboro, ..
J. H. Fulton will be found at his shop
at all times. Clean, quick shave for ten
cents; shampoo and hair cut in best
style.
County Clerk Ed Patton, of Paris, was
here Friday shaking hands and also
visited his daughter, Miss Effie, at the
NJ. F. c..
Mr.. Frank Cliff, of Maysville, and
Mrs. Geo M Bascom and child, of
Sharpsburg, are guests of Mr.. John
Peed and family.
Mrs. Ed Robertson and two children,
near Augusta, and Miss Maude Spears,
OF Lexington, are guests Of Mr.. JAS. A.
Butler and family.
Mr.. George w. Balm will lecture at
the Opera-house, for the benefit of the
ladies of the Presbyterian Church, Mon
day night, Oct, Goth,
Evans, the miller, will grind your
corn any day, trade yOd COW feed, or
sell you flour as low as any one. He
also will saw your lumber. QD
Miss Sallie Barnett will open her
millinery store this week IN the
Woolums' residence, near the depot, aud
will be glad to have her friends call.
Dynamite is popular just now in this
section, being used in blasting out ponds,
. pools and wells, in an attempt to find
water, which is daily getting scarcer.
Messrs. T. RICHTER and Kirby Denton
visited friends here. Sunday. Mean
while their horse wrecked their buggy
and left for Paris, taking the shafts
with him.
The following delegates of this place
are attending the Methodist (Colored)
Conference at Louisville Rev. Sam
Mitchell, Rev. Jas. Bell, P. E., and Sudie
Miller, all colored.
The Flemingsburg nine will play the
Ewing Station nine tomorrow. on the
Carlisle grounds. Several players from
: here will assist. This will be the last
game of the series.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-I, or one Of
my deputies will be at Mlllersburg,
J Monday, October %. at two o'clock d.
m, to collect taxes for the year 1897.
E. T. Bleeding.
Sheriff Bourbon County, Ky.
Messrs. o w. Rankin and Jas
Hutsell will leave to-day as delegates tc
the Grand Lodge of Masons, at Louis
, vile. Mr.. Autsell will have a car OF
!, horses shipped to him Friday and will
: go on to Alabama.