The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-08-20
MILLERSBURG.
News Notes Gathered in And About The
Burg.

LaySOn larr was IN Town, W eOn0Sudy.
Miss Anna Conway has been quite i'll.
Miss Minnie Evans is very i'll with the
fever
Mrs. Anna Hart returned to Paris,
Monday.
Miss Mary Smedley has returned from
Winchester.
Mrs Fannie Hayes visited friends in
Paris, yesterday.
Miss Julia Evans is visiting her sister,
near Georgetown.
Mrs L v Morrow, matron of the M.
F. c., arrived Friday.
Arthur Long. of Midway, is the guest
of Mrs. Belle Ia, lOr.
Perry Jefferson recently lost his
1SO0-lb short-horn bull.
Mr.. Abner Best, of Mason, is the
guest OF Mr.. Dodd Best.
Mr. JAS. Warford visited relatives in
johannesburg, this week.
Atty. Denis Dundon, of Paris, was
here Wednesday, on business.
Miss Christine Milan, sister of Ms
II. Il. Phillips, has the fever.
Elder Fenstermacber has gone to Nor
gan Station 10 hold a meeting.
Mrs. G. W. Henson has gone to
Swango Springs for her health.
Dlr. Aaron Smedley, of Hutchinson,
was mere Wednesday On business.
Hutsell & McClelland tn reshed nearly
IS. 600 bushels of wheat in this precinct.
Perry Tucker will in a few days open
a billiard parlor over the Conway meat
store.
Mrs. Mamie Bean, Of Lexington, was
the guest of Mr.. l.. G. Vinont, this
week.
McClintock & Mcintyre shipped ear
of hogs and sheep, Wednesday. to Gin
cinnati.
Mrs. Darby Parrish, of Lexington.
WAS the guest OF Mrs. Mary TrOtter,
this week
MIR. Letton Vimont entertained about
forty Of the Junior Club, Tuesday night,
at his home
Miss Cora Spears, of Fajrview, is the
guest of Misses Fannie and Florence
Vlmont. near town
Union services will be held Sunday
night at the Presbyterian Church, by
Prof. @ G.. Fisher.
Miss Fannie Bedding returned We'd
nesday from ElizavillesaccOmpanied by
Miss Edith Howe
BASE Mills and the
Millersburg second team will play here
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Anna Perine. of Louisville, has
been the guest of her father, Mr. Stiles
Stirnan, fCr several days.
Mr.. c. Green, wife and daughter. OF
Cincinnati, have been the guests Of Mrs.
Chas. Turner, several days.
Mrs. w NJ Miller and guest, Ms
Alice Switzerland. are spending a few
days in Paris, with relatives.
Messrs. Caleb Corrington and Graham
Smedley have bought the store OF Smed
ley Il Butler, and will now run as Cor
rington & Smedley.
Mrs. Ida Corless, of Brooksville, nee
Bassett, and Rev J. j. Taylor and wife,
of Mobile, Ala, are guests of Mr.. F. A.
Jones and wife, Wednesday.
McClintock & Mcintyre bought 81
head of mixed cattle at Mt. Sterling,
monday. Sanford Carpenter bought
several good horses and mules.
Chas. Turner, Jas. Hutsell, Tom
Wadell, Tom jMcClellahd, Jr.. Ed.
Martin and Chas. Clarke, have gone to
Blue Licks on a fishing and hunting ex-
cursiOn.
BASE-BALL.-In Wednesdays game here
between Millersburg and Berry Station,
the former was victorious in a score of
"a to % A num"er of boys from Car
Isle and Cynthiana witnessed the game.
'STRAYED.-So rrel mare, 49, hands
high, 4-yrs. old. half Norman, heavy
feet, splint of left fore leg, small lump
on back. Reward for information or
recovery of horse. Address, u. T.
Henry, Plum, KY"
DIED.-On Tuesday night, Mrs. John
7. Purdy, Jr. The funeral took place
yesterday morning from the residence.
Services were conducted by Elder Fens-
termacher The bereaved husband and
five-days-old babe survive.
DIED.-Tuesday morning, after a
brief illness, Jerry Batson. aged seventy
seven years. The funeral services were
held at the residence and the remains
were buried in the local cemetery. A
wife and two children-Joseph Bat
son, Of Lexington, and Mrs. 81. Piper, of
Paris-survive.
WANTED.-To buy wheat. Will pay
the highest market cash price. Sacks
Rr1r 81,