The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-05-10
MILLERSBURG.
News Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg.

'SurEs
Mrs. Ada Smith is some improved.
J. Smith Clarke is improving slowly.
Try Vandever. at Thornton's shop, for
expert horse-shOeing. (1D
Mrs. G. NJ Best went to Louisville,
yesterday, on business.
Mr.. Robt Salter, of Danville, visited
lady friends here Sunday.
Mrs Eliza Corrington ie expected to
arrive home to-day from Memphis.
Mr.. w. W. Hall and R. D. Adair, of
Paris. visited friends here, Sunday.
TN. Purnel sold 80 papers here Sun
day. Leave orders for next Sunday.
Mrs. J. M. Brown, of Lexington, is
guest of relatives here, for several days.
Mr.. Albert Halves, well known here
and at Paris, is very i'll at his home in
Chicago.
Mr. A V. Waits, wife and daughter,
of Harrison, were guests of friends here,
yesterday.
Miss Katie Vaught, of NJ F. c.. spent
from Friday until Monday at her home
in Versailles
Mr.. Kirby Denton, of Ruddles Mills,
was here Sunday to see his daughter, at
Mr.. Ben Jones.
Miss Ida Clarke has been the guest
of Mrs. Roseberry Rogers. near Paris,
for the past week.
Ladies' of the Baptist Aid Society will
meet Friday at two o'clock p. m. with
Miss Katie Eagan.
Mrs. Thos. Ship, of Win chester. has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs, Hettie
Brown, since Friday.
Mr.. Will Dodson, of Paris, was down
Sunday to see his mother, who has been
quite i'll for several days.
Chas Chancellor has bought the
grocery and bakery owned by Smith
Clarke, near the post-office.
Mr. F. H. Laird, of Richmond, Va,
has been the guest of his uncle Mr.. H.
r. Laird. for several days.
Mr.. H. 9 Jefferson. of Newport,
came up Friday and is visiting his
father, Mr.. Perry Jefferson.
Miss Annie Tom Miller. of Paris, at
tended the burial of J. NJ. Layson and
visited friends here Yesterday.
Mrs. VIM Miller, and VIM. Moore
and daughter, of Cynthiana, attended
the funeralsof Martin Layson.
2 Mss Mary Champ arrived Saturday
morning from Nashville, Tenn, and is
the guest of Mrs. @. S. Allen.
Charley Bryan was the only recruit
accepted from this place in the Second
Kentucky Brigade, at Lexington.
Mrs. VIM. Gill, of Washington. is the
guest of her sister. Mrs JAS Arthur,
who is much improved in the last week.
Mr.. Robert Thompson and wife re-
turLed Friday from visit to Louisville.
They were accompanied by their niece,
Miss Jennie Ward.
The people of Miller sburg are cor
daily invited to call and inspect ]. T.
Hinton's stock of horse furnishing
goods. He will save you mon y.
Hon. w. c. O" ems. now Major of the
Second Kentucky Infantry, at Licking
ton. was the guest of his mother Mrs.
Owens, from Saturday till Monday.
Mr.. Morrison Miller and Miss Mona
Fox, of Winchester, were the guests of
Mr.. Reynolds Lettnn and Miss Lura
Lection, near town, from Saturday till
Monday.
John Thornton is now running the,
blacksmith and carriage shop on
Seventh street, assisted by John Van
dever, an expert workman. Call and
give them trial, they solicit your
trade. Gt)
DIED On Saturday. at Lexington, j.
Martin Layson, aged SO years, after a
protracted illness. The deceased is sur
vlved by his wife and three daughters
Mrs. Lucian Mann. Miss Lannie LAWSON
and Mrs. Conwav. The funeral
was held yesterday at the residence in
this city. Services were conducted by
Revs. Britt and Laird. The pail -bearers
We're: John and Ed Reynolds, Frank
and James Conway and Robt. Mann,
grand-sons of the deceased. The re-
mains were inferred in the Millersburg