The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-04-22
MILUERSB BURG.
News Notes Gathered In And About The
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MiLCEKSbOHO.
News Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg.
Go to J. T. Hinton's lat Paris) for
carpets. (tf)
Miss Carrie Current is quite sick with
measles.
J. Martin Layson is no better. He is
in his SD year.
VIM. Bramblett, of JackstOwn, was
here on business.
Mr.. Abe Reese, of Mason, was here
Tuesday on business.
Henry Rose, a we'll known colored
man, died here, Tuesday. l-@s8 s.ss5
IT. McClelland was in sLexingtOn,
Wednesday, Oh business. 80
Mrs. Sue Sandusky went to..sLexing
ton. Yesterday to visit friends.
Mr.. WIN. Jones. of Weiser, Idaho, is
visiting friends here this week.
Mrs. Belle Armstrong returned from
a visit with sisters at Lexington.
have lot of good Maple shade trees
for sale. L. NJ. PURNELL.
Mrs. Mary J. McClintock, of Rich
mond is the guest of Mrs. G. S. Allen.
O. w. Iugels went to Cincinnati. yes
terday to purchase new Summer goods.
Graham Smedley was at home from
Georgetown College, Sunday and Mon
day.
Caleb Corrington has commenced the
erection OF his new residence on Broad
way
! Mcintyre & McClintock shipped three
car loads of hogs, Monday, to Cincln-
natl.
Mrs. Tom Judy went to Midway, yes
terday, to visit her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam. Proctor returned
Monday from visit with relatives i'll
Mason.
Mrs. DR.. Robertson. of Mason, is the
guest of her daughter, Ms. Chas.
! DaTnell.
John V. Ingels has built new ard
|
put his scales in repair.
Mr.. Kader Allen and family, of Win
chester, and Mrs Dave Cook, of Paris,
are guests of Mrs, Nancy Allen.
Will Mcintyre was in Cincinnati,
! Tuesday, on business, and saw the
Sixth Regiment leave for Cuba.
The Sun Life Insurance Co. paid $25
on the life of Maud Turney and 81 on
fhe life of Henry Rose this week.
Mr.. Henry Londen, of Cincinnati
was here Monday with Mr.. e. P.
Clarke looking FOR some good tobacco.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Chris
tian Church meets tonight at Mrs.
Chas Darnell's. Free admission, all in
vited.
The ladies Of the Baptist Aid Society
will meet at Mrs. T. M PurnelPs, Fri
day, at two o'clock p. M. All are re-
quested to attend.
Miss Mary Armstrong returned Wed
nesday from Bowling Green where she
has been che guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Myers, for several months.
DR.. Eads. of Paris. was here Wednes-
day TO consult with DR.. q. B Smith in
the Smith Clarke case. Mr.. Clarke is
some better the past two days.
1t will pay the Carlisle people to call
on J. T. Hinton and get his prices on
carpets, furniture, lace curtains. and
anything else in the house-furnishing
! line. (tf)
Frank S. Davi'sOn's Farmer Hopkins
Dramatic Co. will show at the Opera
House Monday night, the 25th. David
son is we'll known here and always
gives good show. This is one of the
| brightest rural dramas ever written,
and this is a strong company and carry
their own scenery You will see a per
feet picture of farm life. Music and
singing specialties add greatly to the
entertainment.
| MARRIED. Mr.. Harvey Lee, a lead
ing young business man, and Miss Ada
Munger, one of Carlisle's prettiest
young ladies, were married Tuesday
evening at the Christian Church, by
Rev. F. M finder. Miss Ida Howard
presided at the organ. The ushers were
DR.. Harry Fisher. T. R. Boyd. Frank
| Kennedy and c. H. Fisher. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee will return to this city after a
short trip to Cincinnati.