The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-11-08

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Miss Maude Carpenter, of Cane Ridge,
is the guest OF relatives here.
Jno. Hamilton sold Jonas We'll sixteen
head of ,400-lb cattle at $3.50.
Mr. Alex Duke. of Mayslick, was the
guest of Mason johnson, Saturday.
Geo. Stoker sold to John Brophy
thirteen head OF 8OO-lh heifers, at So 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Wadell visited
Mrs. Tom Prather, near Mayslick, Sun
day.
Miss LYDIA Clarke returned Friday
from visit to Lexington and Prank
fort.
Miss Dorothy Peed returned Monday
from an extended visit to Seymour. In
diana.
Julian Adair and Graham Smedley
were home Sunday from Georgetown
College.
Miss Dora Renaker, of NJ. F. c., re-
turned to Germantown on account OF
i'll health.
Mr.. James Linville, of Versailles,
has been the guest of his parents for the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Proctor went TO
E izaville Friday, to attend the funeral
of DIR. Proctor.
A freight from Millprsbnrg to Paris.
Friday, killed COW for 5. Kendall, at
Balls crossing.
Mrs Victor Martin, of Carlisle. was
the guest of her daughter, Mrs Martin
ONeal, Saturday.
MIR. Farris Templeton and wife, of
M orefeld, were guests of Mrs. Ed
Ingels, Saturday.
Mr.. Geo. lStoker bought ten head of
1,lO0-lb cattle from Mcintyre &
McClintock, at four cents.
Mrs. Tiny Dobyns. of Mexico, Mo-,
has been the guest of Mr.. RObt. Barnes
and family, the past week.
Messrs. J. q Allen and J. q. Smedley
visited Louis Rogers and family, near
North Middletown, Sunday.
Miss Matte Parks and Miss Mamie
Gore. of Carlisle, were guests of the
Misses Fleming. Saturday.
Messrs. Doer Smith and Ed Heaton.
of Mt. Sterling, We're here Friday and
! Saturday looking at several farms.
Mr.. Lucian Curtis. of the Sun Life
Insurance Company, at Versailles, was
home Friday and Saturday to see his
parents.
The GTs tie saws there is not plug
shatwoFR 81 the Burg What's the
matter WITH ST Stephens and John
Jones' tiles
Mr.. Joseph Vermillion. of the late
lamented Second Kentucky returned
home FRIDAY and will probably join the
Third Kentucky.
Messrs. Royce Allen and Wallace
Shannon and Misses Mildred Griffin and
Lalla Scales enjoyed an excursion after
persimmOns, Saturday.
Rev c. E. Moore and family, who
have been guests of her father, John
Bedford, for several weeks will return
to Clinton tomorrow.
Paul Lection has returned from Lon
don, England, where he went with d
shipment of live stock. He has been
very i'll but is now much improved.
Addison Turner sold eight hogsheads
of tobacco for Albert Plummer, last
week, at Cincinnati at So 00-the first
crop shipped from the precinct, and is
prepared TO ship or prize for any one.
Misses Carrie Current, Mae Turner,
Jennie and Bessie Purnell and Chas.
Martin, Julian McClintock, Frank Col
lier ana Ernest Henson attended the
Midget Show, at Paris, Friday night.
DR.. N. H. Mckinney has rented the
rooms over the U S. Millinery Store,
and will open first class Dental Parlor.
The DR.. comes we'll recommended from
Louisville and Stanford (his home
Mr.. j. d. Wyatt and daughter, of the
Ewing Enquirer, was here Saturday to
look after his business the q. S. Mill
merry Store, which is doing t1ourishipg
business here. New goods received
every day. Call and see them.
The remains of Enamel Mann were
buried here Friday afternoon Among
the relatives and friends in attendance
were Judge Mann and family. DR.. Ed
Ray, Miss Anna Hutchcraft, Rev. E. @
B. Mann and Mrs. Fletcher Mann, Of
Paris.
DIED.-At Claysville. in Robertson
county, Mrs Elizabeth Williams, aged
r. The deceased was formerly a Miss
CuIrant, of Riddles Mills, and sis
ter of Matthew Current, of this place
H. c. Current, of Riddles Mills, and
Thos. Current, of Shawhan.