The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-05-24
News Mates Gathered In And About The
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ington, Sunday, to see the soldiers.
Kirby Denton, of Riddles Mills. was
here Sunday to visit his daughter.
Mrs. Bette Bowden, of Paris, visited
her mother, Mrs. Allen, Saturday.
DE. P. Clarke went to Cincinnati,
Tuesday, to try the tobacco market.
After July 1st, the Millersburg post
office will drop back to the fourth class:
John Dundon, formerly of this place,
has enlist ed III the infantry, at Atlanta.
Ga
Mr.. Oscar Johnson aud family visited
relatives near Winchester, Saturday and
Sunday.
DR.. H A. Smith, of Paris, was the
guest of the Marshall Bros near town,
Sunday.
Miss Sue Godby will he the guest of
Rev. VIM Britt and wife, during COM
mencement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Ingels and son
visited Mrs Lewis Rogers, on Cane
Ridge, Sunday.
Miss Sallie Ball. of Maysville will be
the guest Of Miss Katie Savage, during
Commencement.
Smith Clarke was moved to his
fathers home. Saturday, and is i'm
proving slowly.
Mrs. VIM. Gill returned to Mason,
is much improved.
McClelland Bros sold N. H. B3yless a
fancy harness gelding and two cavalry
horses, last week,
Call at Jas. A. Buffers to-day and see
the Quick Process Coffee Pot-coffee
| made In one minute (1t)
Julian Adair has accepted a clerkship
at the post-Ofice, Earl Current having
Joined the .. S Army.
For SALE "A 5-year-old saddle geld
ing, sound a1d all right. =
T. M. PURNELL.
Rev. D. w. Robertson, P. E went to
Concord, Lewis County, to hold a
quarterly meeting, Saturday and Sun
day.
LOsT.-A gold class-pin of '98; M. T.
S. engraved on front, j. Il. ]. on back.
A liberal reward for return to John
Tom Judy. (1t)
Henry Bethards has had a handsome
monument erected over his sisters
grave at the local cemetery, by w. A,
Hill, of Paris.
Subscribe Saturday with T.. M.
Purnell for Sunday Enquirer which will
arrive here at 12 IL. Sunday from
Shawhan Station.
Mrs. Wallace Layson and two chill
dren, of Olatha, Kan, arrived Friday
to visit Mrs. RObt. Tarr. Mr.. LAWSON
Tarr met them at Paris.
Mrs. John Orborne, Mrs. Sam1
Frazee, Mrs, John Shrouf and Mrs D.
r. Lloyd, of Mason, are guests of Mr..
Chas. Darnell and family.
have McSherry tobacco setter and
vii set plants as cheap as anybody.
Have had four years experience.
QD PETER MCDONALD.
Miss Anna Burnham Engleman. of
Stanford, will arrive tonight and be
the guest Of Misses Anna and Kate
Rankin during commencement.
CUT FLOWERS. can get all kinds
and variety of cut flowers for the com
mencement, if you will send in your
orders early, to Jos. Mock, MiIlersburg.
KY. C2h
THE NEWS correspondent has taken |
poll of Miliershurg and finds that there
are 125 (unmarried) white men, between
the ages of Is and 40, fit for army
service.
A good many of our people have been
attracted to Paris by the bargains J. 7. |
Hinton has been Offering in CARPETS. |
furniture, wall paper and mattings and |
have purchased from him. They are
all pleased with his goods and SURPRISED |
by the largeness of his stock.
OFFICIAL PROGRAM OF MILLERsBrRG
FEMALE COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.
Friday evening, May 9th. at 7.45. in
the New Opera House, Evolutionary ex-
erclse Dy MISS Harriet D. Humphrey,
and contest for musi medal.
Saturday. May 28th, at 7:45 D. m.
Urinary Exercises. in the college
chapel.
Sunday, May Goth, at 10: 80 a. m in
the Methodist church, Baccalaureate
sermon by Rev. j. A. Burrow, of Blue
field. w. Va At 7:3O D. m, Animal
Sermon. Rev. II. G MORT
son, OF Louisville. has been invited to
preach the Missionary sermon.
Monday, 3Oth, at 7:45 p. m, in the
New Opera House, Annual Concert.
tuesday morning, the 3lst, 1920
graduating Exercises and Literary Ad-
dress by Rev. j. A. Burrow.
Inc public cordially invited to all the
exercises, and special invitation ex-
tended to the Alumnae of the college.
G. G. FISHER.
Earl Current, las. Daley, Julian
and ChaS B-van. accom-
panied by Capt. Longmire. of Lexino-