The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-10-07
News Notes Gathered In And About The
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of Charles Martin, for the past week
H.R. Laird. Jr., is attending the
Commercial College, at Lexington.
Mrs w. V. Shaw returned Wednes-
day from protracted visit to Berry.
Miss Kate Winston was the guest of
her cousin, Mrs. L. r. Best, Tuesday.
Charles Leer sold to Hal Woodford 10
head of 1,100-lb cattle, at four cents.
Miss Alice Spears, of Paris, is the
guest Of Miss Loise Thorn, near town.
Miss Title Davis, gnest of Mrs. Mary
Caldwell returned to Maysville, Tues
day.
MIR. George Jones is off on a trip to
Torrent, Swango Springs and other
points.
The parade for Fields & Hanson
Minstrel show w II be at - a. ~, Satur-
day
Ashby and John Leer sold to VIM.
Griffith II head of ,400-lb. steers, at
$4.6O
Miss Quite Jefferson went to Cyu-
thIdud, yTSt0iUoS' ~ WISH NAA00 HAIiAA0
Smith.
Mrs. Lizzie Thompson. guest of her
mother, Mrs. Moore, has returned 10
Chicago.
Miss Belle Mar, guest of Miss Mary
Champ, returned to Huntington, Va,
Tuesday.
Judge w. NJ. Purnell and wife were
guests of L. III. Purnell, Wednesday and
Thursday.
NJ. J. w. O'Connell has tw, ntv-five
feeding heifers for sale-weight, about
700lbs.
Rev H. R. Laird opened a private
school for Logs, Monday, with eleven in
attendance.
Mrs Judge Ross, of Carlisle, was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ed Ingels,
Wednesday.
Mr.. Oscar Johnson, of Winchester.
was the guest of relatives here, Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr.. Owen Ingels and family have
moved to the fat over Smedley & Cor.
ringtOn's store.
Mr.. John Sheeler, of Mt. Olivet, was
the guest of his brother, Mr.. Fl. A.
Sheeler. Sunday.
The W. P. Pervin farm at Miller's
Station was bid to 500 per acre Wednes-
day and withdrawal.
Mr. Harry Orr, a former citizen of
this place. is here in the interest of an
Accident Insurance Co.
Earl Current went to Georgetown
yesterday to play foot ball with George
town College versus State College.
Fry & Rhun. of Covlngton, put a
handsome family monument over the
grave of Sam'l Stitt and wife, this week.
The South bound passenger train Mon
day morning killed valued farm mare
for Ephraim Herrod, at the Hurst
crossing.
Mrs. John w. Day, of Tarvier, N.
c., and Mrs. j. NJ Rollins. of Hills
boro, KY, are guests Of Mr.. q. H. Davis
aud family.
Miss Mary j. Bannister, of New
York, who was art teacher for Judge
Savage, was the guest of Mrs RObt.
Miller, this week.
Chas Martin has just finished wean-
ing So head of the best mare mules that
counties Call and see them (1t)
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Hughes and
daughter, Mrs Bruce Miller, and Mrs.
w. E. Board, of Paris, were guests
Tuesday of DR.. and Mrs. G. B. Smith
Messrs. Oscar johnson, Charles Leer,
James Hutsell, Joshua Barton, Tom
McClelland apd Charles Johnson and
wife attended the Lexington races, yes
terday.
The Kentucky Colonels," who sang
at the Parks Hill Camp-Meeting, will
give concert here, in the Opera House,
on Oct. IL, Wednesday,, for the benefit
of the Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. RIM. Caldwell, for the United
States Millinery Co., will open a store
in the room next to g. w. Towards,
and will have full line of goods on Sat
urday and Fall opening, next week.
Mr.. NJ H. O'Neal, one of our most
popular smiths and carriage dealers
will be married (Oct. ~ Tuesday even.
ing at six p. m. to Miss Nora Agnes
Martin, of Carlisle, at the Catholic
Church, in Carlisle.
In compliance with an affidavit, Coro
ner II. H. Roberts Tuesday had the re-
mains of George Allen, colored, ex
humed, it having been alleged that AL
len was buried alive. The coroner's
jury viewed the remains and rendered
verdict that Allen was dead wher
buried.
Mr.. Royce Allen, our esteemed bache
lor, entertained on Monday night I'll,
following friends Misses Loise Thorn
Carrie Current, Lucy Allen, Ida Clarke
Sadie Hart, Fannie Mann, Belle Mari
Misses Scales, Griffin, Renbelt AM