The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-06-14
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News NOtes Gathered In And About The
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Burg.
Mrs Green Leer is recovering.
Mrs Saml Dodson is much improved.
Mrs. Ada Smith is improving slowly.
Harry Best returned last week from
| Danville College.
Mr.. Henry Daley returned Saturday
fir III Vanderbilt College.
Mrs. Jno. w. Boulder, of Maysville,
is the guest Of Miss Anna Conway.
DR. RObt. Hurt is adding new bal
cOny TO his residence on Eighth Street.
Joe Mock is attending the embalming
school lectures at Cincinnati, this week.
See the new Quick Process Coffee Pot
at JAS. A. Buffers. You will buy one.
Mr.. Chas. Best. of Washington. KY,
is the guest of his cousin, Mr.. Harry
/ Best.
Miss Pearl Kenuev. of Hutc bison, is
the guest of Miss Julia Miller, near
town.
Miss Bessie Wells, of Maysville, is the
guest Of Miss Anna Chancellor, near
town.
Miss Leila Johnson. and Mrs. A. T.
Forsyth are guests Of Mr.. I. d. Judy
and family.
Mr.. Hiram Carpenter and family, of
Cane Ridge, were guests Of relatives
| here, Sunday.
Miss Pearl Hughes, of Williamstown,
- ~,
Britt this week.
Mrs Mamie Hall. nee Fisher, and lit
tie daughter, OF Richmond, are guests of
the Misses Waden.
Mrs Judge W. H Phillips and daugh-
ter, Miss Lena. are guests of Mr.. H. H.
Phillips and wife.
Mcintyre & McClintock shipped two
double-decked cars Of sheep to New
York, last Friday.
Mrs. Robt Pennington and son Norvel
Shrade1. of Falmouth, are guests of her
sister, Mrs. Dan'l Robertson.
Mrs. Rector Savage and little daugh-
ter, of DanYille. were the guests of I. E.
Savage and family, Friday.
For SALE.-A secondhand Deering
| Binder, in good repair
JAS. A. BUTLER.
Louis Rogers and family, of Cane
Ridge, We're guests of relatives here
from Thursday until Sunday.
DIR. T. J. Dodd, of Coviugton, preach
ed tn annual sermon for the WOman's
! Foreign Mission Society here, Sunday.
l
The remains of Jas. Rogers, aged TO-.
of Sharpsburg, were brought here
Thursday and buried in the new ceme-
terry.
Mrs. Owen Ingels and Mrs. Louis
Rogers attended a tea given by Mrs
Amos TurneY, near Paris, Thursday
evening.
Miss Anna Sims and Miss Lucy
Robertson, guests of Rev. Danl Robert
son and family, returned, to Fleming,
yesterday.
Misses Sue, Bessie and Anna Bell
Wood, and Miss Pearl Burnsides, guests
of Miss Lucylee Allen, returned to
Sanford, Saturday.
Miss Lula Best, of Mason. Mrs. Ben
! Best, of COvingtOn, and Miss Grier, of
| Bloomfield, are guests Of Mr.. Jos. A
Miller and wife.
Mrs. S. A. Truehart, of Nashville,
President Of the w. F. NJ. S, missed
railroad connections and did not arrive
here until Sunday afternoon.
BASE BALL.-The first game of the
season was played here Saturday be-
tween Paris aud Millersburg, resulting
in a victory for the latter. Score, 10 to
liz
DIED.-Dora Brown, aged 80, who
has kept horse for VIM. Carpenter for
number of years, died Friday, of brain
trouble She was native of Atlanta,
Ga.
Mrs. j. w. Ferguson, and son, of
Atlanta, Ga, are guests of her sister,
Miss Blanch Bowen. Miss Lizzie
Dimmitt also visited Miss Bowen Thurs
! day and Friday.
Carelcssness in leaving unhitched
horses standing on the streets resulted
! in five runaways last week. This is a
dangerous practice and is also in viola
ton of city ordinance.
Sanford Carpenter and Jno. V. Ingels.
our two popular livery men, each fur
nished free to the committee of thew F.
NJ s. a carriage to convey the visitors
to their respective stopping places.
Miss Hattie Humphreys, of Bloom
field, KY. who was one of the gradu
ates at the M. F. G.. here this year, was
thrown from buggy last week, at her
home, and one arm and one leg were
| broken.
During the eight days including June
5th and 18th there were five burials in
the Millersburg cemetery, but one of
the deceased persons, however, was a
citizen of this community. the remain
ing four being nOn-residents.
DIED.-Mrs. Clara Freeman, aged So,
died W ednesday night, of general debil.
atty, at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Robt. Miller. The funeral was held at