The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-04-12
MILLERSBURG.
News Notes Gathered Inland About The
Burg.

carpets. (tf)
See fifth page for death notice of Mrs.
Sallie Collins.
Col. Green, of the L. & N, was here
Friday, on business.
Jas Judy was in town, Sunday, after
a six weeks spell of fever.
Julian Adair was in Carlisle, Sunday,
to see his father who is much better.
Messrs. john Leer and Banks Vimont
visited friends in Cynthiana, Sunday.
Before you have your buggy painted
call and get my prices ED HULL.
ReY. Mitchell ard Fulton Harris, Of
Carlisle, visited friends here, Saturday.
Mr.. Banks Neal visited relatives in
Winchester from Saturday till yester-
day.
Call on Ernst Butler for prices on
Rambler and Ideal bicycles before you
buy.
Mr.. Arch Stout, of Paris, is the guest
of Messrs John and AshbY Leer, near
town.
Mr.. John Grimessand bride have gone
to housekeeping on. the Champ farm,
near town.
Miss Emma McClntock, guest of Mrs.
@. W. Howard, returned to Lexington,
yesterday.
Attorney Chas Wood and Mr.. Boone
Ingels, Of Carlisle, were here, Friday,
on business.
Mrs. @. S. Allen has returned from a
visit to his sister, Mrs. R, Payne, near
Georgetown.
Mrs. VIM Wood and son, Trigg, Of
Nicholas, visited friends and relatives
here, Sunday.
Mr.. Elmer Throckmorton, of Mt.
Olivet, is the guest of his sister, Mrs.
j. H Fulton.
Miss Sadie Curtis went to Lexington,
yesterday, to visit her brother, Mr..
Andy Curtis.
Miss Ida Collier, of Mt. Sterling, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. VIM. Bed
ford, near town.
Misses Anna Thornton visited her
sister, Mrs. John Cornell, in Paris, from
Saturday till yesterday.
Miss Anna Bell Woods, of the M. F.
c.. spent from Saturday to yesterday
with Miss Lucille Judy.
Gates Royce and family, of North
Middletown, were guests of Mrs. Nancy
Thompson here. Sunday.
Mrs. Dave Hood, of Nepton, arrived
Yesterday to see her sister. Miss Annetta
Mcintyre, who is quite i'll.
Mr.. Frank Kenney, of Louisville,
spent Sunday here with his aunt, Mrs.
Sue Sandusky, and lady friends.
Forrest Brooks sold Mcintyre &
McClintock good pair Of mules for
1925, and a sow and pigs for $50.
Mr.. Ed Martin spent last week in
Maysville with relatives, and went to
Cincinnati, yesterday, on business.
Pompey Lewis, colored, of FIemings-
burg, was badly cut by Jesse Baker,
Sunday night. A woman alleged to be
the cause.
The Endeavor Society. of the Chris
tian Church, netted seven dollars at
their lunch, Friday night. at Miss Mary
Smedley's.
Mrs. Mary Caldwell has moved into
the Hunt property, which has been ex-
tensively improved by DR.. Miller, who
now owns it.
Ed Hull is painting buggies for from
So to $l2. The reason he can paint
them so cheap he does his own work.
Call and see him.
The City Council had fifteen new
lamps put up the past week, and several
streets were also repaired. Let the
good work go on.
DR.. Bowen, of Paris, was down Sun
day to hold consultation with DR.. G.. B.
Smith in the Smith Clarke case. Mr..
Clarke is no better.
Mrs. T. M. Purnell and daughter,
Miss Mary A, spent from Saturday Till
Monday in Paris, with Judge w. M.
Purnell and family.
Miss Dorothy Peed went to Licking
ton, yesterday, to enter Smiths Bust
ness College, to take course in short
hand and bookkeeping.
Miss Annie Richardson, of Lexington.
has been the guest of her grand mother,
Mrs. Trotter, for several days and re-
turned home, yesterday.
Messrs. Royce Allen, Wallace Shan
non, AID Turner, and Misses Griffin,
Scales and Rubelt, of the NJ F. c., at
tended church in Paris, Sunday.
There were only four stations at the
horse show, Saturday-C. F. Clay and
Brixillium, property of John Barbee;
Baron Star, Jas. Talbot, and Pat Wash
ington, property of W. E. Stillwell.
Misses Janet Griffin and Bertha
Roswell and Miss McGinnis, of the M.
F. c., spent Saturday and Sunday with
Miss Lutte Jefferson, near town. Most
of the young ladies of the M. F. c.,
went home to spend Easter, Sunday.