The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-04-28
MILLERSBURG.
News Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg

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Louis Vimont, j., is Luit9 i'll with
mumps.
! Mrs. W. V. Shaw is in Winchester
visiting relatives
Perry j. ff3rson was on the Cincinnati
brakes this week.
DR.. c. B. Smith and family visited in
PARIS yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Chas. Leer went to Paris, We :
terday to visit relatives.
Simeon Doty caught 19-lb carp at
the mill-dam, Wed eedav.
Mrs. Frank In els is visiting her sis
ter In Mt. Sterling, thls Week.
Mrs. Fl. H. Phillips went 10 Wins
Chester, Tuesday, to visit elalives.
w. 6. McClintock, T. P Wadell and
Albert Halves are fishing at Pointdexter
Mrs. Jas Mitchell and two children
went to Carlisle, yesterday, to visit rela-
atives.
Mcintyre & McClintock shipped two
cars Of cattle and hogs to Cincinnati
yesterday.
w H H. Johnson and wife, of Paris.
Were guests OF T. ID. Judy and family,
yesterday.
F. P. Clarke was in Carlisle and
Sharpshurg. Tuesday aud Wednesday.
on business.
DIR. Julius Pu nell visited his mother.
Mrs. A. L. Forsyth, In Paris, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Mr. Chas. Michigan and family, of
Paris, were guests of Prof. 9. M. Best
and wife, yesterday.
Miss Bessie Ashurst, of Hutchison,
has been the guest of Miss Bessie Red
mon, fO- the past week
Bayless Duncan, of Carlisle, is fresco-
ing the Presbyterian Church. Other re-
pairs will also be made.
Mrs Bette c. Mckinney, of Louis
vile. will arrive to-day TO visit her sol
Dr. N. H. Mckinney.
Mr.. T. D. Judy and wife, Mrs. Ed.
Ingels and Miss Katie Savage visited
relatives in Carlisle, Tuesday.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
will open an exchange every Saturday
at the q. s. Millinery Store.
Miss Leila McClintock returned Tues
day from an extended visit to Chicago
with her sister, Miss Jimmie.
Mrs. w. d Kipbrough and babe, of
Cynthlana, have neen guests OF Mr..
John Jameson, for the past week.
Mrs Sallie Young, of Carlisle, has
mo, ed here AID will reside with her
sisters, Misses Sue and Alice Griffith.
Joe Mock has sold several handsome
cts OF furniture during the past week
Call and examine his stock before you
Guy 1T
The fire company was called out yes
rerdaY at noon by small fire ar Carrie
.ietfrrsOn's, near the railroad. Damage
sm4u.
The Millershurg Orchestra composed
Of our most prominent young ladies aud
aud gentlemen, serenaded Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Henson and bride, Wetnes-
day Light, near town.
The sale of tickets for tn" Ancient
Oder Of Hercules, to be given by the
Masons. will go on sale this morning
Call early to get good seacS-a number
are already sold. Admission, % and 80
cents.
Rev Mark Coils, of Lexington will
not begin his pr tracted meeting heI Q
til June 18th, instead of on May 9Th.
R.v Armstrong will then be through
with his college course and can be with
him throughout the meeting.
Mr. Addison Turner went to Cincin-
cinnati, Tuesday, to attend the wedding
of his daughter. Miss Mae, to Mr.. |
Ernest Henson, which look place at the
Grand Hotel The bridal party return
ed home Tuesday evening.
DR.. w. NJ Miller, H. H. Phillips, o. |
w Stewart, w. V. Shaw, S. M. Allen, |
J. w. Clarke, G. W. Howard, DR. G.. b. |
Smith and Prof. G.. M Best attended |
the banquet of the Masonic Lodge, at |
Shawhan. Wednesday night, and did .
some work in the lodge
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
"a i: Ernest Henson aud Miss Mae |
Turner. of Nillersnur Ky. were mar /
ried at he Grand Hotel parlors at noon
Yesterday, by Rev. MIR. Duncan, of Cow
lngtOn. Witnesses to the ceremony
" e 9 G. w indy and wife and Addison |
Turner, Of Millersburg; NJ IS Eva Nc
Carney. of COviugtOn, w. E Savage, of |
CoviugtOu, and Spencer Best, of Lex
ingtOn. The party sat down to a we'd
ting breakfast at the Grand after the |
C remOny.
At the Odd Fellows Opera House,
''The Mystery Revealed; complete ex-
pose of the Mysterious Rites and Cere-
monies of the Ancient Order of Hercu-
les including the grips, signs aud
secrets of the lodge and the ceremony
of initiation. ON Friday. May 9Th. The |