The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-06-11
MILLERSBURG.
News Notes Gathered In And About Tn
Burg.


Mrs. [. K Best visited relatives in
Carlisle, Tuesday.
Royce Allen bought Jas. Gains fine
walking mare this week.
The new fire cistern near the. Presby-
terrain Church is finished
Miss Mary Champ went to Carlisle,
yesterday, to visit friends.
Miss Mary Carpenter, went to Louis
vile Thursday to visit friends.
Mrs Taliaferro and two daughters re-
turned Wednesday to Falmouth.
JAS. Payne shipped car of 70 240-lb.
hogs, his own raising, Wednesday.
Mr.. Harlan Vimont who has been very
i'll for the past week is some better.
Mrs. Sanford Carpenter went to
Louisville, yesterday, on short visit.
Misses Sallie and Annette Mcintyre
visited friends in Carlisle, Wednesday.
Mr.. Chas Darnell left Tuesday for a
months tripin the Kentucky Mountains.
Mrs. William Layson went to Rich
mond this week to see her son Zed grad
uate.
Mr.. Jas. Butler has moved his gro
Gerry into Bryan's room next door to the
Bank.
Mrs. Stiles Stirman and two daughters
visited relatives at Millers Station, Sat-
urday.
Mrs Rhoda Conway and Mrs. Ct. R.
Keller, of Carlisle, visited friends here
yesterday.
Mrs. Virgie Waite and little daughter,
of Harrison, were guests of friends here
Wednesday
MI. Jno Wilson and wife have re-
turned fIom Shawhan and are at the
Conway House.
Mr.. Sau'I Strauss, of Chattanooga
has been the guest of Miss Elma Pope
for several days.
Mcintyre & McClintock shipped a car
of mich COWS and car of hogs to Gin
cinnati Monday.
Mrs. Chas Conway and babe, of st.
Louis. will arrive to-day to visit MIR.
Jas. W. Conway and wife.
Mrs Luke Collier had partial stroke
of paralysis Monday. She is consider
ed to be in a serious condition.
Miss Maude Spears. who has been a
guest of her uncle, Mr.. Alex Butler, re
turned to Lexington, Wednesday.
Next Sunday will be Children's Day
at the Christian Church. Exercises will
begin at 7:30 o'clock. All invited.
Miss Lucille Judy returned home last
night from a weeks visit with Miss
Sallie Judy, at North Middletown.
Miss Anna Thompson will have salt
nesdavs and Fridays and at her home.
WANTED.-Bluegrass seed. Will pay
the highest cash price,
(3t) J.G. & S. M. ALLEN.
Miss Mary Grimes and Miss Julia Mil
Ter went to Covington Wednesday tt
visit Miss Ethel Christie and attend hel
graduation.
Messrs John Lection, George Bower
and Ben Duvall have gone to the Ken
lucky mountains on a hunting and fish
ing expedition.
Mr.. VIM. Layson and Peter Mcdonald
received 81 cents all round for their part
nership tobacco-16, 900 lbs.-the highes
sale in the precinct.
Elder Fenstermacher organized Sun
day School of 10 scholars at Jackstowr
last Sunday afternoon, with j. FL. Let
ton superintendent.
Mrs. William Layson and SON, Mr.
Zed Layson, and Mr.. Will Grimes re
turned yesterday from Richmond. Mr.
Layson was one Of the eleven graduates
G.. w. Bryan accidentally broke 50
7x9 feet plate glass yesterday while put
ting it in place. Mr.. Jesse Payne an,
Chas. Patterson and George Wilson
colored, were cut by falling glass.
Messrs. Sanford and Royce Allen, j.
Mock, Banks Neal, J. Will Clarke
Saml Strauss (of Chattanooga Mis-
Milan, (of Maysville) Miss Mary Arm
strong, Elrna Pope, Rebecca Martin
Maude Spears. (of lexington and Sadi
Hart (of Paris) spent Tuesday at Blu
Lick Springs.