The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-07-29
MILLERSBURG.
News Notes Gathered In And About The
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DR.. c. B. Smith has returned from
Louisville.
NJ V. Bostain, of Sharpsl urg Mills.
Was here Monday.
Mrs. DIN Pope is much improved in
the last few days.
Harry Best has gone TO Louisville for
medical treatment.
Mr.. Addison Taylor is in Virginia
visiting his old home.
Mr.. Ben Howard has gone to Swango
Springs for his health.
John Peed rap against a barbed wire
fence and tore his cheek.
BORN. Monday, at Cynthiana, to the
wife of Thos. Bowles, a son.
Miss Lizzie Wall Allen and Allen
Ingels have new Field wheels.
Mrs. Mary Lockridge, of Mt. Sterling,
is the guest of Mrs. Albert Halves
Miss Mary Egnew, guest of Mrs. John
Iugels, returned 10 Maysvllle, Tuesday.
Mrs Ida Conway, of Mt Sterling,
was the guest of rel itiYes here Tuesday.
Miss Maggie Croxton, guest of the
Misses Wadell, returned 20 Paris, Tues
day.
Miss Ella Fleming is at the High
Bridge camp-meetng assisting the
choir.
Mrs. Tom Johnston, of Covington,
was the guest of Mrs. L. NJ. Purnell,
tuesday.
Mr.. Matt Hedges, wife and two sons,
of Lexington, were guests of Mrs. f. M.
Hurst, this weeA.
NJ. and Mrs. Lewis Drain, of Emil
nence, are visiting j. F. and W. f.
Miller, near town.
Misses Dorothy Peed, and Jennie and
Bessie Purnell have returned from a
visit i'll Maysville.
Jas Daily, of Company I, Second
Kentucky late Of this place, has gained
twenty-one pounds.
Miss Matte Power and Miss Bessie
Purnell will open the City School here,
Monday, Sept. 9TH.
Miss Mckinney and Miss Stone.
guests Of DR.. and Mrs Huffman return
ed to Berry, yesterday.
Mr.. Letton Vimont and Miss Lucille
Judy visited Miss Sarah Judy, at North
Middletown, this week.
Mesdames Hedges, Ray and Mann, of
Paris, were down Monday TO see Mrs.
w NJ Miller WIN ia Ouifo i'll
Mrs. Sallie Worthington. of Mason,
and Miss Ruth Cox, of Middletown, are
guests of Chas. Darnell and family.
Misses Patton and Emma McClintock,
of Lexington, attended the funeral of
their cousin, Miss Mcintyre, Monday.
There has been very little threshing
about here for the past week on account
of rain. Farmers are getting uneasy.
Mrs Harry Munger, of Carlisle. and
Miss Cornelia Payne, of Newport, were
guests of their cousin, Mrs. Danl
Robertson, Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Huffman entertained
number of young ladies and gentlemen
at their home, Wednesday evening. in
honor of their guests, Misses Mckinney
and Stone, of Berry.
Mr. Dave Hood, wife and daughter.
Miss Anna Bell, of Elizaville, Rev.
Scudder, of Carlisle, and number of
others attended the funeral of Miss
Annetta Mcintyre. Monday.
Mrs E. A. Robertson, of Minerva, is
very i'll at her mothers, Mrs. Chas.
Darnell Mrs King, her daughter, of
Lexington. and her son, DR.. l.. L.
Robertson, of MiddlesborO, visited her
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E T. Bedding and son.
Mrs Weeks and two children, of Paris,
Misses Lizzie W. Allen, Mary A. Pur-
nell. Ruth Stirman and Mrs Mcnamara
and daughter Miss Lula, spent Wednes-
day at Blue Lick Springs.
Having purchased the county right
for the Little Wonder Seed Fan, 4"
(Which will separate any and all kinds
of seeds. and can be operated by one
MANI, and price about One-third that of
other fans, will try and call on all per-
sons before seeding time.
Respectfully yours,
Ed BEDFORD,
t2t) Riddles Mills, Ky.