The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Wallingford, of
Cvnthiana, have been guests of Mrs.
Belle Letton for Several days.
Misses Sue and Willie johnson and
Mrs. Ida Conway and son, of Paris,
were guests of relatives here Sunday.
Rev. T: Reynolds Best and wife have
returned from Cincinnati. Rev. Best
preached at Presbyterian Church, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rice, of North
Middletown. were the guests of Mrs.
Porter and Mrs. Conway from Friday O
Monday.
Mrs. Alex Butler and w. E. Butler
attended the funeral or Mrs. Sarah
Ernst in Covington Friday. She was a
sister of Mr.. Alex Butler
There will be a number of Millers-
burg people attend the Ewing Fair
tomorrow and good number IF
horses will be taken from here
Miss Lillian Layson will attend Ham
ilton College at Lexington. Graham
Smedley will go to Georgetown and
Harry Best will go to Danuille.
The Endeavor Society of the Chris.
tian Church will give a moonlight fete
Thursday evening in their church yard
All are cordially invited. Admission
fifteen cents.
The protracted meeting that was to
have commenced Sunday at Baptist
Church has been postponed on account
of sickness in family of Rev. Porter, of
Maysville.
Mcintyre & McCllntock sold Friday
TO Carruthers q Beard, of Lexington,
twelve aged broke mules, ThOs
McClintock sold five, Bert McClintock
four, and Forrest Brooks one.
The Y. P. K. G. of the Christian
Church will meet for transaction of bus
mess on Thursday evening September
9Th at Miss Mary Smedley's All mem
bers are requested to attend.
Take your laundry to J Will Clarke
agent for Bourbon Steam Laundry
Send on Wednesday and return on Fri
day All repairs free Leave at Cor
rington & Smedley's. (1t
Frank Campbell's three grown sons
were killed by foul air in we'll Satur-
day, near Shannon, Mason county
They were nephsws of Hugh Campbell
near town. He attended the buria
Sunday at Shannon.
w. A. Cox, of Cynthiana, has taker
the contract to bore a seven inch
artesian well for the town, Sparks &
DAVID having failed to comply with
contract. He began work Yesterday
and comes we'll recommended. The
town folks hops to soon have water
enough for y works.
The MilleFnn!A Female College will
open to-morfS4 City School opened
Yesterday with Misses Matte Power and
Bessie Purnell, teachers. Miss Sallit
Mcintyre will return to Carlisle. Miss
Maggie Chancellor will teach at Purdy's
Mrs. Regain at Tarr's, Miss Julia Miller
at Hutchinson, Misses Louie Warford an6
Mary Armstrong at Hamilton College
Lexington; Miss Edna Brown al
Thorn's, and Miss Mary Taylor will
conduct a private school.
Mr.. Louis Z. Vimont, aged seventy
six, died Friday morning at his resi-
dence. He had been in failing health
! for several years and suffered a stroke
of paralysis ten DAYS ago from which he
never rallied. Deceased had ten chill
dren-Joseph, Henry and Jennie, whC
are dead, and Mrs. Orlando Brady, O
Carlisle, Mrs. Chas. Bean and Mrs
Minnie Harrison, of Lexington. Mrs
Sue Myers. of Bowling Green, Mrs
Belle Armstrong, Thomas A. and Bank
of Millersburg. Services we've held a
the residence by Rev. j. A. Taylor, o
Baptist Church. The pall-bearers wer'
Frank Ingels, Ed. Ingels, Claud
Vimont. Frank Vimont, Will VimOnt
Lewis Vimont, Emile P. VimOnt, an,
Arris VInont, all nephews Funera
Saturday afternoon, burial at cemetery
E. E. Turner, Compton, Mo-, wa