The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-09-06
MILLERS RURG.
News Notes Gsthnred la And AhOut The
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Dr. Huffman was in Lexington, Sat
urday. on business.
Jas. Woolums anG Julian Adair
visited relatives in Carlisle, Sunday.
BORN. -Satur lay to the wife of j.
Smith Cla;k, (nee thorn.) 1O-lb. son.
Harry Best returned from Louisville,
where he has been under medical treat
ment.
Chas. Lawson delivered to J. Wiel
seventeen head of 1910 h. steers, at
81 rs
Miss Mae Miles. gHest of her aunt,
Mrs. Joha Ingels, returned to Maysyille
Friday.
Misses Fannie aud Inez Burroughs left
yesterday 70 attend college at Rich
mOnd.
Henry P. Laird, ,Jr.. will take
course at Smiths Business College, Lex
ington
Graham Smedley and Julian Adair
left yesterday to attend Georgetown
College.
Miss Willie Watson. guest of Miss
Mamie conway, returned to MaYsvllle,
Saturday.
Mr. Henry Jefferson. of Mayslick, was
the guest of Mr. a. o. Ball sunday and
Monday.
Misses Maude and BERTHE Gorham
went to Covington, yesterday to visit
relatives.
Mrs. G w. Bryan visited Mrs. Jno.
w. Boulder, in Maysville, from Friday
till Monday.
Mrs America Butler went to Chicago,
Saturday, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Albert Halves.
Mrs. Wlthers and children. guess of
Ed LAWSON and sisters, returned to
Avon, yesterday.
Mrs. Lizzie Miller went to COvington
Yesterday t. visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Robt. Howe.
Mr.. J. C. Ringo. of Mexico. Mo, is the
guest of Messrs. Will and Kader Bur
roughs, near town.
G ". Smart and family, of Ewing,
were guests of John Smart from Satur-
day till Monday.
Mrs. Owen Ingels and son, Allen, re-
turned Sunday from visit to her sister.
Mrs. Louis Rogers.
Mrs. Jennie K. Lyle, of Glenkenney.
was the guest of Mrs. Sandusky, from
Friday till Monday.
Miss Mamie Miller, of Paris, was the
gnest of Miss Lannie Layson, from Sat-
urday till Monday.
Addison Turner and daughter, aMiss
May, went to Robertson County, Satur
day to visit relatives.
Mr.. Harry Stout and wife, guests of
! Leer Bros, families, near town, return
ed to Paris, Saturday.
Mr.. Jas. Daley, of Company Nj.
Second Kentucky, is at home on a
thirty days sick furlough.
Mrs. Mary Howard, of Carlisle, as
the crest of her sons. Chas. and Ben
Howard, Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. J. II Fulton and son, Willie,
of Carlisle, have been guests of Mr.. Al
Thomas and family, Saturday.
For SALE. white, lemon-spotted,
male setter; eighteen months old. Ad-
dress. Box 1O2, Millersburg, KY. (2D
Lightning struck the barn of J. H.
Sheeler. Sunday. No material damage.
| Mr. Sheeler was slightly shocked.
Clarence Henson is very i'll with
! fever at his aunts, in Mason County
and is not able to be moved home.
Mrs. Henry Curtis and two sons, of
Paris, were guests of JOS Insko and
family, from Saturday till Monday.
Miss Bessie E Bolts, who has been the
guest of Miss Ida Clarke, for several
weeks, returned to Bath, Saturday.
WANTED To buy a small improved
farm, of about IS acres. Address,
Lock-b box Z, Millersburg. KY. (6sep-4t)
Msr. Thos. Bowles, of Cynthiana, has
been the guest of herr parents, Martin
Bowles and wife, near town, for several
days
Mr.. William Carpenter returned Fri
day from three-weeks' stay at Swango
Springs, and is much improved in
health.
The City School will not be opened
for several weeks as the building is be-
ing repaired. Due notice will be given
in The NEWS.
N. c. Ball will leave this week for
Lexington to make his home Root
Chancellor will take his place at Clarke
& Woolums.
J. G.. Allen & Co. have orders for
thirty-two military suits-for the Train
ing School which will open under Prof
G. NJ Best, Sept. 18th.
Carpenter Bros. took seven premiums
at the Ripley Fair, last week. McClel-
land Bros also took several. The
former are at the Ewing Fair this week.
Having purchased the county right
fer the Little Wonder Seed Fan.
(which will separate any and all kinds
of seeds, and can be operated by one
man). price, $1,000. will try and call
on all persons before seeding time.
Respectfully yours,