The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-16
MILLERSBURG.
News Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg.

News Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg.
Mr.. Jas. Talbot is much improved
and is able to be up.
The 1. o. o F. will give an oyster
supper Thursday night.
VIM. Judy sold two extra bull calves
to Texas parties at good price.
Elder Fenstermacher and wife are
expected home from Kansas City, We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Robt. Chancellor is now travelling
for the Farmers Tobacco Warehouse, of
Cincinnati.
McClelland Bros. recently sold Smith
& Turney, of Cynthiana, an extra nice
coach gelding.
Mrs. Ed Hull and two daughters re-
turned today from visit with relatives
at Flemingsburg.
T. P. Waddell commenced killing
turkeys, Saturday, for the Manhattan
Co., of New York.
Mr.. Owen Ingels and family visited
Mrs Louis Rogers, near
North Middletown, Sunday.
Mrs. Dicey Thorn and daughter, Miss
Loise, returned Friday from a visit
with relatives, at Elizabethtown.
John Jameson, Jr., was Saturday
nominated by the President for pC"+
master of Millersburg, vice +. Jones.
Mr.. Jesse Anderson, of Poplar Plains.
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Jas. F.
Summers, from Saturday until Monday.
Mrs Bette Bowden and daughters,
Misses Mamie and Villa, were guests of
Mrs. Allen, from Saturday until Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Skane and Miss
Emma Reese, of Lexington, were the
guests of Mr.. john Hamilton, near
town, Sunday.
Ben W. Hall was Saturday appointed
postmaster at Mt. Sterling. Mr.. Hall is
grandson of the late Benjamin Baker,
former prominent citizen of this place
An alarm of fire brought out the fire
laddies, Saturday evening, to Mrs
Nancy Thompson's residence. The
blaze was extingulshed before any seri-
Gus damage.
Mrs. Nancy Whaley, of Sharpsburg,
and Mrs. Smith and daughter, of Flem-
| ingsburg, were guests of their sister,
Mrs. Claude VimOnt, from Saturday
until Monday.
Leggett & Myers, of st. Louis, have
rented the Jos. A. Miller tobacco ware
house, across the railroad track from
the depot, and will be ia the market
here, this year.
Mr.. Horace Purdy and Miss Lutte
! Payne, both of near this place, will be
married in Cincinnati tomorrow. They
will be SAT home" to their friends after
the goth of November.
Judge-elect w. M. Purnell and two
daughters, of Paris, visited friends and
relatives here, Sunday Miss Jennie
Kate Purnell remained for few days
as guest Of the Misses Purnell
DIR. w. M Miller, q. S. Allen, M. V.
Shaw ard H. H Phillips attended the
Masonic Lodge. in Cynthiana. Friday
night. The latter two were initiated
into the Royal Arch degree of Masonry.
Mrs. Jas. A Brown, of Cynthlana.
was the guest of relatives here, from
Saturday until Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Brown sud family will leave in a few
weeks for California, to make it their
future home.
Will johnson and Chas. Derickson,
cOlOred and several others, who were
arrested for hunting on DR.. Chas,
Mathers' farm, were fined five dCllalJ
and costs, in Judge TItJn's court, at
Carlisle, Saturday.
Misses Clarke, Rankin, McClintOck,
Carrie and Leila Current, Hart and
Mann, (of Paris,) Messr1 Will McIn-
tyre. John Grimes, G. Martin, Will
Judy, Will Clarke, Joe Mock and
Layson Tarr chased few poor rabbits
to death, Saturday.
DIED John w. Pollock died Friday
at his home, near Steels Ford, after a
several months illness. The funeral
was held at the residence Saturday by
Rev. r. H. Laird, and the remains were
buried at the Millersburg Cemetery.
The pall-bearers were: w. u. McClin-
took, Tbos. Bowles, Wallace Shan
non. john 7. Purdy, Ed V. Layson, and
Arthur Talbot.
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