The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-08-19
MlLLERSBURG.
News Notes Gathered In And About The
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News Notes Gathered In ana ABOUT LILO
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Graham Smedley is visiting Mr.. John
Baughman, at Stanford.
Miss Maude Carpenter, of Cane Ridge
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. F. NJ. Smith, nee Lizzie Tabb, is
the guest of Jno. Peed and family.
Mr.. DIN Pope left Wednesday for
Arkadelphia. His wife is improving.
Chas. Allen. of Knoxville, has been
the guest of j. Il. Allen for several days.
Mrs. Frank Allen and little daughter,
of Sharpsburg, are visiting Mrs. L. h.
Best
Dorsey Ray, of Paris. home on fur
Tough, was here Tuesday to visit rela-
tives.
DR.. Chas Hoeing, of Lexington, was
the guest of Mr.. Floyd Long the first of
the week.
Mr.. Norval Strader, of Falmouth.
was the guest If Rev David Robertson,
Tuesday.
Mrs Fannie Smith of Cynthiana was
the guest of her sister, Mrs John Mock,
Tuesday.
Don't forget Jas Buffers auction
of groceries queenSware, etc, Saturday,
Aug, goth.
Mrs. w. W. Helm AMI daughter, Miss
Mary. of Louisville, have been guests OF
Mrs. Belle Armstrong
T. P. Wadell is running one of the
county rock crushers on the Collier
farm, near COlville.
Mr.. Walker (Oink) Becraft, who has
been here several months, returned to
Marshall, Mo-, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cummings. Of
Maysville, were g,t-ts of 7. M. Pur-
nell and family, v Ii 3day.
Mrs. Zene Flaugher and daughter,
Marie, returned today from a visit to
Dayton, Ohio, with relatives.
MC7s,s. Earl Current and Julian
McCliutock are selling wheat fa~s in
Scott County for Marshall Bros.
Miss Susan Craycraft returned - to
Sharpsburg } sterday accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Lucylee Allen.
Mrs. 7. Larue and little daughter, of
Greensburg Ind, are guests of. Mrs.
Marguerite Shannon, near town.
Miss Mary Sanford Carpenter enter
tanned number of her young friends at
her hOmd near town, last evening.
Miss Anna Sims, of Flemingsburg,
was the guest of Rev. Dan1 robertson
and family, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Lucy Meek and Miss Ellen
| Trabue. of Ruddles Mills, were guests
of the formers brother, John w. Mock
and family, Wednesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Shaw will leave
to-day OH pie sure trip in the Mort b
and West Mr.. Ed Brown will have
charge of the depot Office during his
absence.
Mrs. Will Bedford, who also rails
over l 200 chickens, at the County In
| Urinary, gives the COunty's wards butter
every meal, and besides makes over fifty
pounds per month.
Mrs. Tom Judy and daughter, Miss
Belle, Mrs. Taylor and daughter, Mary,
and Mrs. Minnie Rule and Mr. G.. S.
Allen left this morning on the K. P. ex-
cuIsion to indianapolis.
DIED.-Robert Savage, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thos Savage, died Tuesday
morning at the home of his parents,
after prOtracted illness of fever. The
deceased was an exemplary young man
and his hundreds of friends extend their
sincere sympathy to the sOrrowIng
parents. The funeral services were held
Wednesd ~ morning at the Christian
church by Elder Fenstermscher and
Rev. Britt. The pail bearers were: Ben
JOnc', j, w Clarke, John Marshall =,
Banks Neal, Claudr. Vimont, Ayers
Vimont Dr. q. Is. Smith. Among those
present at the funeral were: DR. George
Savage. Mrs. Nora Brooks, Winchester;
Mr.. and Mrs w. Hunter, Covington;
Messrs. b. e. and Wilson Ingels, Mr..