The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-07-26
MILLERSBURG.
News Notes GaSnsred In And AbOuIs The
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Mrs. Ada Smith is low able to be up
part Of the time.
Mr.. Abner Best. of Mason, is the
guest of relatives hele.
VIM. Mc;lelland, of Mason, visited
relatives here, sunday.
DR.. G. B. Smith went to Louisville,
yesterday. on business.
Miss Anna Thompson who has been
quite i'll is cOnGalrocent.
Attorney Chas Wood, of Carlisle, was
here Saturday on business.
Mrs. Jas. NJ. Collier and son, Will,
returned to Mt Sterling, Friday.
Mr.. Louis Rogers and family were
guests of MIR. @. Allen, Sunday.
Miss Mary SmAdley went to Madison
vile. last week, to visit relatives.
Miss Dorothy Pped Is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Frank Cliff, in Maysvile.
Twelve couples from here spent Fri
day evening al the Blue Lick Springs.
Mrs. JAS. W..ok5 and two children are
guests Of Mrs. E. T. Bedding, this week.
Misses Jennie and Bessie Purnell are
visiting Mrs. JAS cummings, III Mays
vile.
Mr.. A j. Styles. Of Mason, was here
from Saturday till yesterday, Oh bust
ness.
Mrs DIN Pope continues qnite i'll at
the home of her father, Mr.. John w.
Mock
MIR. and Mrs. Claude Radcliffe, of
Carlisle. were guests OF VIM Carpenter,
Sunday.
Mr.. Phih Orr, guest of Mr.. Robt.
Miller, or, returned to Coyington, yes
terday.
Misses Virgie and Lizzie SnOdgrass.
of Cynthiaua. are guests of Mss Blanche
Bowen.
Miss Ethel Christie, after visit with
friends here, turned to Covington,
Saturday
Mrs Ell Hull returned Saturday
from a visit with her parents, at Elem
ingsburg.
Mr. FAINT Warford, of Flemingsburg,
is the guest Of bis aunt, Miss Louie
| WarfOrd.
Mrs. Henry Philli IS went to Louis
vile yesterday, to visit her father, Mr..
VIM. Milan.
Messrs. Will and Chas Clarke secured
an average yield of 27i bushels of wheat
from go acres.
Mr. Albert Halves, of Chicago, and
Mr.. L. p. Wadell have returned from
Swango Springs.
Miss Mary Egnew. of Maysville. was
the guest of Mrs John Ingels, from
Friday till Monday.
| Mrs RCmulus Payne and two chill
dren, guests of Mrs q. S. Allen, re-
turned to Payne's, yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Armstrong, of Maysville,
spent Sunday here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. F. Chancellor.
DIED.-Mary Catherine, aged 10
months, daughter Of E H. and Willie
Ingels, died Friday night at their home
on the Cynthiana pike. The funeral
was preached Saturday evening by Rev
! buried al the Paris cemetery.
Mrs G. w. Bryan, Miss Lula Grimes,
Mrs. H. R. Laird, Mr. and Mrs Jos. A.
Miller, Mr.. aud Mrs VIM. Lawson and
two daughters, Mr.. E 2. Clarke, Jas
A Butler, Tnos. Mcintyre and j. w.
Payne attended the Confederate re-
union at Atlanta, last week
DIED. Miss Annette Mcintyre,
youngest daughter of G w. Mcintyre,
died at her fathers home Saturday at
ten p. m, and was buried here yester-
day at four p. m. The funeral was held
at the Presbyterian Church bv Rev H.
R. Laird; pail bearers-Geo. F. Jones.
Joe w. Mock. Chas. Marshall, Ben
Howard, j. Will Clark and Will
Savage.
Having purchased the county right
for the Little Wonder Seed Fan"
(Which will separate any and all kinds
of seeds, and can he operated by one
many, and price about one-third that of
other fans, will try and call on all per
sons before seeding time.
Respectfully yours.
Ed BEDFORD.