The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-02-15
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Jas. Plummer is very i'll.
Miss Lannie Layson is able to be out.
Will Collier, of Mt Sterling, was
here yesterday.
Mr.. NJ H O'Neal visited friends in
Carlisle, Sunday.
JOS Insko has rented the Jas. Thorn |
farm on the Colville pike.
Mrs John w. Mock went to Carlisle,
yesterday to visit relatives.
Mr.. John Cornell aud wife, of Paris,
visited MIS-. Thornton, Friday.
Mr. Al ThOmason will move to the
John Hamilton farm shortly.
Thursday last, to wife Eof
Simpson Butler, near town, son.
Miss Margie Turney, of Paris, was
the guest of relatives here, Sunday.
Sanford Allen visited lady friends at
Danville. from Saturday until Monday.
Miss Blanche D iruell visited relatives
in Flemingsburg, Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Clarke have the
fever. j. Will Clarke is improving
slowly.
Miss Warfo1d, of Hamilton College,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents.
Mr.. Allen Darnqby, of Lexington,
visited lady friends here from Saturday
till Monday.
Miss Sallie Mcintyre, of Carlisle High
School. visited relatives here, Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Duke Bowles, of Paris. was the
guest of Miss Anna Conway several
days last week.
Mr.. VIM. Ard-ry was thrown from a
load of fodder, last Thursday, and his
right arm fractured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Vimont went to
Sharpsburg, Sunday, to visit Mr..
Richard Thompson.
DIR. Turner and wife, of Ruddells
Mills, were guests of his daughter, Mrs.
b E Jones, Friday.
Mr.. NJ. H. O'Neal has rented the
Hunt carriage and blacksmith shop, and
will move in this week. saa .sas 10
| Mrs. Fannie Smith, of Cynthiana,
was the guest of J. W. Mock and family,
Saturday ana Sunday.
Misses Mamie Blake and Katie
Burke. of Paris, were guests of Miss
Ryda Thornton, Friday.
Mr.. Jas. F Woolums visited Mr.. and
1 ~ ~, n Ia
from Saturday until Monday.
MIR. Jesse Anderson, of Poplar Plains,
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Jas.
Summons, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. H. G. Daley and family have
moved back from Nicholas and are
occupying part of the Fleming House.
Harve Allen, colored, of Osgood, was
Jailed Saturday at Paris, for stealing an
imported gobbler from Andy Skillman.
Mr.. Joe Piper, who lives on the Car
Isle and Jackstown pike, had 1900
pounds of fi0e tobacco stolen, last week
Millersburg people will do we'll to sget
J. T. HintOn'S prices on carpets, wall
paper and furniture before buying. (tf
Master John Hanly, aged ii years
died Tuesday of drOpsy, Al his fathers
home, near Riddles Mills; burial al
Paris.
Mrs. Kate Richardson returned t
Lexington, Tuesday, after a severa
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Trotter.
Mr.. H. H. Phillips had fine pair o
Indian Game Chickens shipped to hin
yesterday from his friend, Col. Hale, O.
Florida.
Misses Lucylee Allen and Jennie anC
Bessie Purnell visited Mr. w. Franz
), Miller and wife, in Nicholas, Saturda.
and sunday.
Prof. w. E. Williams and wife, o
Falmouth, were guests o
as. H. Lection and family, from Satur
}. day till Monday.
d Ed Slatterly cut handful of larg
jackstones from the craw of a turke'
and then sti thed up the wound an,
saved the turkey.
Rev. w. NJ. Britt, assisted by Rev II
4 G. Morrison, will commence pro
-. tracted meeting, Wednesday, at tn
II Methodist Church.
Thieves stole l 900 pounds of tobacco
last Thursday, from Josh Barton an
G. Simons, on the Cynthiana pike, fou
miles north of here. No clue to thieves
Several parties from Paris attende
Father Majors fine lecture Frida
fevening. There was, on account Of tn
weather, small but appreciativ
audience.
Master Geo. Thornton is agent fo
Reid & Haggard's new Paris laundry
best of work guaranteed. Office &
Conway's meat store. Leave goods b
Wednesday afternoon. (2t)
Mrs. Anderson, of Nicholasville Co
lege, and Miss Owens, of Hamilton Go
! lege, Lexington, were the guests of til
J Misses Scales and Griffin, at the M. !
c., from Saturday to Monday.
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