The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-07-29
tAHTH .MIDOLETOWN.


Interestizvl Paragraphs Gathered BY A
Special Scribe.
John l. Fisher was in Paris Thursday.
Miss Anna Berry, of Paris, is visitir g
Mrs. r. Nj. Rice.
Toch Peters and Charles Jones were in
Paris, Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Ashurst, of Paris, is visit
ing Miss Sadie Young.
Miss Sullivan of Cincinnati, is visit
ing Mrs, S. d. Patrick.
Miss Rosa Jones. of Carlisle, is visit
ing Mrs. Alex Young.
Miss Jessie Moore, Of Georgetown, is
visiting Mrs. Ed Allen.
Miss Callie ThoDas, of Paris, is visit
ing Miss Lena Talbot.
Miss Bessie PeddicOrl. OF Winchester,
is visiting Mrs Eva Allen.
Miss Matte Brashear, of Cynthiana,
is visiting Miss Lucy Kerr.
Mrs. John Mcclure. of Wincheste-, is
the guest of friends here.
Miss Laura Gorham. of Louisville. is
visiting Mrs. j. w. Hart
Miss Carrie Skillmau, of Alabama, is
visiting Mrs. H. q. Smith.
Misses Snipp, Of Winchester, ale
visiting Mrs. John Trimble.
Miss Fleda Green, of Mt. Sterling. is
visiting Miss Emma Skillman.
Miss Georgia ScOggan, of Louisville,
is visiting Mrs. George Redmon.
Miss Fanny Gaitskill, Of Lexington, is
the guest OF friends at Wado's Mill.
Misses Mary aud Patsy Rice, of Mt.
Sterling, are visiting Mrs. r. NJ. Rice,
Miss Gertrude Blair. of Carlisle. is
the pleasant guest of Miss Mamie
Bryan
Misses Jane Rogers and Leula Burgin,
of Wade's Mill, ale visiting Miss Emma
Bryan.
The t /, pewriter which was recently
advertised in THE News Was sold to a
party here.
Miss Bessie Boyd, of Carlisle. aud Miss
Mary Adams, of Texas, are visiting
Mrs Ed Rice.
Misses Mamie and Fannie Rion,
guests of Mrs. F.. w. Houston. have rt-
turned to Paris.
Miss AWE Brown. who has been in
Louisville for several days, returned
home Wednesday.
w. Il. Scott delivered a carload of
hogs to Mcintyre & McClintock, Tues
day at 81 per cwt.
Miss Lucille Judy, OF Millersburg,
who has been visiting Miss Sarah Judy
returned ON Tuesday.
Mr. Letton Vimont. of Millersburg,
was the guest of friends here from Fri
day until Tuesday.
Miss Bernice Scott, of L xington. and
Miss Ella Priest, of Side View, are visit
ing Mrs. Dick Moore.
Miss Lula Bishop Weaver, of this
city, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. ElwOOd
Harrison, at Xenia, Ohio.
Miss Daisey Hazelrigg, Of Owings-
vile, and Miss Nellie Hood, of Indiana,
guests of Miss Nota McCray, have re-
turned to their respective homes.
North Middletown society is all agog
galore. Many bright and winsome
young ladies from our neighbOring
town, even some from distant states,
are welcome visitors in our little Blue
grass hamlet, making the sad-hearted,
country boy awaken to frOlicksome
pleasures anew. 1t would be impossi-
BILE TO find enough good things to say
of Elder Doris of Georgetown, who is
conducting a meeting at the Christian
Church. May he greatly raise mis- work
in the estimation of the unbeliever and
teach the young and the old the way to
live a true life. Few men are better
fitted than he for his field of work He,
no doubt, would be glad to have some of
the Paris people hear few of his in
teresting sermons. 1t would make us
all better men and women if we were
in the church, and happier, too. II
would render different good or bad for
tune. It would enable Us to enjoy our
discOmfOrtures, and aware Of this fact,
we would never become undulY el9ted
or cast down. No one could disturb
our temper; bOres could not bore us;
! humbugs would not bother US; solemn
airs and sentimental gushes would
have no influence; follies would have
no hold; titles would be childish baubles
to our eyes; prejudice would not crook
our Judgment; never would we be a
conceit: all of us would abhOr dogmat-
ism The world, with all of the human
family in the church, would not be a
stage upon which actors would strut
and fret for their edification and amuse-
ment, utterly Indifferent as to whether
what they do would find approval OF
disapprOval from others.