The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-01-24
MILLERSBURG.
News Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg.

DIN Pope has returned to Al kadel
phia
Jas. Carpenter has been quite ill for
SEVERAL days.
Dwight Bowden visited mother in
Paris, sunday.
Miss Lucile Judy returned from Mt.
Sterling, Saturday.
JAS w Conway is still confined to
the house with grippe.
The usual crowd from here attended
CvnthIana court, Monday.
John w. Letton, of near Jackstown, is
quite i'll with pneumonia.
Will Mcintyre visited friends in Lex
ington, Saturday, to Monday.
# P. WadelI and Chas. Clarke were
i Paris, Monday, on business.
DR. G. B. Smith aud family We're in
.ris Monday, visiting friends.
Miss Anna May Smart visited fri nos
in Carlisle, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. j &. >medley visited his son,
Gu aham, at George town, Friday.
Mrs 9. H Daley, of Rose Hill,
NJ, ,las County, visited friends here
Monday.
Miss Sue Buckner, guest of Mr..
Henry Phillips, returned to Winchester,
Sdtu day
Misses Josephine Dorsey and Madge
Mann, of Carlisle, visited friends here,
Saturday.
J. w Mock is receiving full line OF
wall paper Call and See patterns aud
get prices. QU
Mrs. Alice Lancaster and babe, of
Paris. were guests of w H. Payne and
wife, Sunday
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank clay. of Paris
were guests of job Bedford, Sr., and
family, Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs Roseberry Rogers, o:
Paris, visited DR.. G. B. Smith and
family, Sunday
Miss Kate Edgar, County Superb
tendent of Schools, spent Friday here
with the schools
Jas Daley has bought Rush Hurts
interest in the MilleIsbuIg Gazette Mr.
Ii urt will read law
DR.. Chas. Mathers went to Cincinnati,
yesterday, TO attend the burial Of his
uncle, J. W. Bradford.
Mrs. Henry Morris and son, Jesse, of
II Evansville, are guests of Mrs. Jas. w.
/ COnW ay, and other relatives.
John Barbee won two first premiums
on White Holland turkeys last week at
the Louisville poultry show.
s@~Mrs VIM Shipp and daughter and
Mrs Martin, of Carlisle, were guests
OF Mrs Hettie Brown, Saturday.
McCl-lland Bros are building a 1882
it. ell and a large stable o the property
bought OF the Mann heirs last week.
Mr.. and Mrs E. T Bedding have re-
.rned from Cincinnati where their in
FAINT son, Wadel has been under medl-
cal treatment
The Court of Appeals has affirmed the
Mason Circuit Court In the case of Sep
D. Clark's administrative against the
L. & N Railway.
Mrs Owen Ingels and son, Allen,
spent from thursday TO Sunday with
her sister, Mrs Louis Rogers, near
North Middlett WI.
Misses Carrie Current, Ida Clark
and Blanche Darnell, went to Licking
ton. Friday, to attend house party
given by Miss Emma McChutock.
Richard Collier, who has been in
Douglas City, Alaska, for the past year,
is visiting his sisters, Mrs W. u.
McClntuck and Mrs. Will Bedford.
Mrs. Fannie Talb )tt, of Sharpsburg,
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. L.
R. Best, who is quite i'll Mrs. Howell,
her niece, also visited here Saturday.
DIED AT Smithville, Clay county
Missouri, on Jan. 9th, James Purdy
aged ab ut sixty years. The deceased
was brother of Miss Jane Purdy and q
half-brother of John and Miss Julia
Purdy.
DIED.-In this city, Thursday, Mrs
Nancy Thompson, aged about 70 years
The funeral was held Saturday by II. K.
Laird. She is survived by three children
-Joh Thompson, Mrs. Gates Rice, o.
North Midaletown, and Miss Anna
F"Thompson. The pail were
Jos. A. Allen, John Marshall, r lot
Thompson, James Arthur, ThoS. Nc
Clintock, DR.. l. r. Best. Miss Annl
Tbomnson recently received heavy fal