The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-10-18
MILLERSBURG.
News Notes Gathered In And About Tn
'Rurg.

News Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg.
There are now five candidates for
Town Marshal.
MISS Sallie Mcintyre was home Satur-
day from Carlisle
MIR. Tice Hutsrll, of St. Louis, is
visiting relatives here
Mr.. Emmanuel Mann has been quite
i'll tor the past week.
Louis Rogers and family were guests
of j. q. Allen, Sunday.
Prof. G. M. Best has now 48 students
in his Training School.
Riley Halves sold Lewis Joseph 80
head of 1,548-lb cattle at $4.75.
Arthur Thomson, of the First ILL
nois, returned to Chicago, SatuI day.
M. d. Kimbrough, of ynthiana, was
here Sunday, to See his wife and babe.
Miss Annie Hutchcraft, of Paris, was
the guest of relatives here, last week.
Oscar johnson sold his interest in his
AlIertOn colt TO Mr.. Williams. for $l20,
Robert Caldwell sustained several
severe bruises from counter falling ON
hun.
Mrs VIM. Wood, of near Carlisle,
was the guest Of Mr.. Allen Trigg,
Saturday.
Mrs II. w. Bryan has gone to St.
LOuis to attend the wedding OF Miss
LairmOre.
Miss Mar, Purnell, of Paris, is the
guest of Mis- rs Jennie and Bessie
Purnell.
Mr.. Henry Phillips has gone to Louis
vile, this week, 10 attend the Masonic
Grand Lodge.
Hall Miller, of Atlanta. was the guest
of his uncle, DR.. W NJ. Miller, Friday
and Saturday
Miss Carrie Munson, of Carlisle, has
been the guest of Miss Bessie Redmon,
for several days.
McClelland Bros. sold to DIR. T. P.
Overly, of Harrisburg, Pa, a handsome
harness gelding.
Mr.. Gates Rice and family, of North
Middletown, were guests of Mrs Nancy
Thompson, Sunday.
Miss Lucille Judy left Saturday for
| Indianapolis on an extended visit with
ner aunt, Mrs. Creighton.
Miss Matte Mcintyre visited her
uncle, Mr.. Al x. McClintock and family,
In Lexington, last week.
s Mr. Tom BewIes and Mrs. Pngh
Moore and daughter, of Cynthiana,
visited relatives here Saturday.
Messrs. Oscar Rankin and James
HutselI will go Louisville to day to
attend the Grand Masonic Lodge.
For SALE.-An almost new Stud
baker wagon and good double harness;
price $50. Apply to T. M. Purnell. Qt
Mr. Robert Kerr and wife, Of Youngs-
town. Ohio. were guests of Misses Ella
and Judith Fleming, from Saturday till
Monday.
Mrs. Richard B. Hutchcraft, who
spent the summer here with the Misses
Fleming, returned Monday 10 Galatea,
Colorado.
See fifth page for details of death of
Br &c Lection. (sOn of late John LettOn, }
who was accidentally killed Friday
afternoon.
Miss Allie Hart, of North Middletown,
was the guest of Mrs. w. NJ. Miller
Sunday Miss Sadie Hart returned to
Paris, yesterday.
Miss Rena Fleming, late of Cincin-
natl, an experienced trimmer and an
artist at the business, is assisting Mrs.
Caldwell, at the U. S. Millinery Store.
Mr.. Chas T. Calvert and wife, guests
of the McClelland Bros. for the past
week, were called home Saturday to
Germantown, on account of the death
of a lady friend.
Mrs. w R Smith and daughter, Cath
line, of Flemingsburg, and Mrs. Omar
and Roland Ratcliff. of Sharpsburg.
have been guests of Mrs. Claude vi
mont, for several days.
Mrs Page Browning. of CovingtOn,
Mrs. Mollie Williamson, of Mayslick,
Miss Lizzie Dougherty, of Flemings-
burg, Mr.. Jas Archdt aeon and Miss
Lizzie Archdeacon, of Carlisle. were
guests of Mr. MaItin O'Neal and bride,
Thursday.
Nothing adds so much to a lady's ap.
pearance as stylish hat, and the many
who attended the United States Mill
merry opening Saturday were charmed
with the number of exquisite creations
shown. Mrs. Robt. Caldwell is agent
for the above company and invites all to
call. Do so, you cannot fail to be pleased
The Outing Club composed of the
following, left to-day for Rockcastle
River, near Livingston, to stay two
weeks T. P. Wadell, Layson Tarr,
Zene Flaugher, Robt. Hughes, Jno.
Peed. Chas. Clarke, Jr, DIR. G. B.
Smith. Jno. Mock, Ashby Leer, Ed
Martin and two cooks Several
members could not go at this time.