The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-04-18
MILLER SBURG.
n ews Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg.

Dave JndY is working for the Perfect
Range 20.
Mrs. John Smart visited friends in
Paris, Saturday.
Miss Blanch Hudson, of Paris, is the
guest of Mrs Robt. Barnes.
Chas Leer has been quite ill for sew
eral days with rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dodson, of Paris,
visited relatives here, Sunday.
w. V. Shaw was in Cincinnati, Sa,-
urdaY and Sunday, on business.
Mr. Rudolph Davis. of Paris, visited
lady friends near here, Saturday.
Thos Gather, OF Helena, has been
the guest of friends here several days.
Mrs. Bette Bowden, of Paris. is the
guest of her motaer, Mrs. Nancy Allen.
Spencer Best is now manager of The
Weekly Press Transcript at Lexington
VIM. Mcintyre and Wallace Shannon
attended court at Mt. Sterling, yeste.-
day.
Mr.. Cbas. -Darnell left for a trip
through Southern Kentucky and Ten
nessee.
E. T. Bleeding and family went to
Mason, saturday, to visit Mrs. Taos.
Prather.
BORN.-On yesterday, to the wife of
Claude Vimont, a son-Thompson
| VimOnt.
Mrs. Rion Dow, of Paris, has been
the guest of Miss Mary Grimes, for
several days.
DR.. w. g. Ussery, Rion and Robt.
Dow and Carl Crawford visited friends
here Sunday.
7. RICHTER and Kirby Denton, of
Riddles Mills, were guests of friends
kere, Sunday
Mr.. Frank Burke, of Nepton, is the
the guest of his brother, Mr.. Geo.
Burke, near town.
Chas. N. johnson, H. H. Phillips and
and g. w. Bryan went to Cincinnati,
Yesterday, on business.
Mrs. Jas. Cummings, of MaysvilI',,
was the guest of Miss Bessie T. PurneL,
from Saturday till Monday.
The ad in Fridays News of horse
t ken up found an owner in Cha.
Skilman, of North Middletown.
Mr.. Jas. Woolums and Mrs. Jas.
g Awnings were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
1 Ben Robinson.in Carlisle, Sunday.
Rev. w. T. Benton and wife ave
been the guests of their daughter, Mrs.
Belle Letton, near town, for several
days.
Mr.. David Judy has rented the
Savage property, adjoining the college
grounds, and will move there IN a few
days.
Mr.. S. M Allen and sister, Miss Liz
zie Wall Allen, went to Stanford, Satur-
day, to visit his wife. They will re-
turn to-day.
Garrett Mann has bought a vacant
lot from T. E. Savage adjoining the
pronerty of Stiles Stirman and viii
build residence there soon.
Ed Martin and T. A Vimont went to
POindeXter, yesterday. with ten dogs to
have a fox hunt. They will be the
guest of John Wigglesworth.
Mrs. Ike Stephens, Mrs. Moore and
Miss Lou Jenkins, of Lexington, were
guests of Mr.. Andrew Bntler and
family, for several days last week.
Sanford Carpenter and John Hunter
returned Saturday from Atlanta, VIII le
they sold sixtv-five horses at auction,
last Wednesday. They report fair
prices.
Mrs. Nj. B. Adams, nee Miss May
| Marshall, of Frankfort was here FL .
day to see her cousin, Mrs Matt HClli-
day and visited the family Of J. g.
| Alien.
The entertainment of the cadets and
| MI. Best's elOcutiOn Glars, Frid: y
night, was quite a success. The houL
WIS filed and the Hobo Band was the
leading feature.
E. T. BPeding's tobacco barn on tn
Mckee fam burned Sunday morning t
, o'clock. He lost quantity of hay and
com, no insurance Fire is thought to
lie of incendary origin.
| Mrs. Alex Marshal and son, Charles
of Marshall Station, VIM. Kennedy,
wife and daughter, Thos Watson, Mrs.
Harry James, and Rev. White. of Car
Isle. attended the funeral of Mrs. Hol-
lidaY here yesterday.
Miss Blanche Hudson will give con-
cert here Friday evening at the opera
house, and will be assisted by Miss
Tyler, of Cincinnati, as pianist, Mrs.
Mehagen as vocalist. The proceeds will
go to assist Miss Hudson in her musical
education.
DIED.-Mrs Matthew Holiday, aged
SO. died at her husbands residence, four
miles North of here, Saturday. at 9 6.
m. She is survived by her husband and
two sons, Ben and George, aged 10 and
years, and young babe three weeks
old. The funeral was preached here
yesterday morning at the Baptist
Church, by Rev J. A. Taylor, Of Louis
Vile. The remains were buried at the
MilleIsburg cemetery. The pail bearers
were members of her Sunday School
class Misses Lucylee Allen, Allie
Clarke. Alma Collier, Mamie Turner,
Anna May Smart, Dorothy Peed and
Durnol1 onA Mro Ero,, I,