The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-05-09
MILLERSBURG.
News Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg


Mrs. Will Carpenter has not been so
We'll for several days.
Mr.. ]. Will Clarke visited lady friends
at Hutchinson, Sunday.
Take your laundry to R. B. Boulder
when you go for your mail QD
Graham Smedley was home from
Georgetown College, Sunday
Sanford Carpenter will ship load
of tine horses to Atlanta, today.
Chas. Darnell left yesterday on a bust
ness trip in Southern Kentucky
Enoch Judy has been granted an in
crease of So to s. in his pension.
Miss Louie Warford, of Hamilton
College, spent Sunday with her parents.
Dennis Mcnamara, of Paris, visited
his sister, Mrs Will Carpenter. Satur-
day.
Miss Bette Brent johnson, of Paris, is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Mamie l..
| Best.
Miss Lucy Keller, of Paris, was the
guest of Mrs. w. V. Shaw, Friday aud
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sudpp visited rela-
tives AT Bartersville, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. Hiram Carpenter and daughter
of Cane Ridge, We're guests of relatives
here, Sunday.
Miss Bessie 7. Purnell is visiting
Judge W M. Purnell and family, in
Paris, this week
R. B. Boulder is agent for Reeds
Laundry of Paris. Sends "Wednesday
and returns Friday.
Mr.. Denis Dundon and Miss Sadie
Davis, of Paris, ATTENDED the Masonic
Show, Friday night.
Miss Mamie and Willie Bowden. of
Paris, were guests of relatives here, Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. Kader Allen and family, of Win
chester, have been guests of relatives
here for several days.
Phillips has started his soda fountain
for the season. Ice cream soda served
at five cents per glass.
MIR. Walter Mcdonald and Miss Ora
Fisher, of Carlisle, were guests of Jas.
Plummer and wife, Sunday.
DR.. W. NJ Miller left Monday to
attend the Confederate reunion, at
Charleston, South Carolina.
Vim. Auxier aud wife, of Tolesboro,
have moved here. Mr.. Axuier will as
sist his father T. his store.
Miss Sadie Hart, of Paris, will remain
with Mrs. w. M. Miller, her aunt,
during DIR. Miller's absence.
Prof Mack Shipp, of the Winchester,
High School, was the guest of his aunt
Mrs. Hattie Brown, Saturday.
The Burke Bros. are killing the best
cattle in the market All kinds of
meats and fresh fish every day. (1)
Qnite number of visitors from Paris,
| Shawhan aud Riddles Mills attended
the Masonic Show, Friday night.
The Masonic entertainment sold
500 10 worth of tickets, and everybody
was pleased with the entertainment
Mrs Walter Whaley, of Bethel, was
the guest of her mother, Mrs Lon Cor
ham, near town for the past week.
Education day will be observed Sun
day at the Methodist Church, with in
eresting exercises. All are invited.
Miss Anna Conway returned Satur-
day from a visit with Mrs Duke
Bowles, at Windsor Hotel, in Paris
For SALE.-5O, 900 Strasburg and red
Bermuda sweet potato plants
5my-4tJ RUFUS BUTLER.
For SALE.-Strasburg potato, early
cabbage and tomato plants, at coal-yard.
(5my-4t) SAMUEL DODSON.
Miss Vera Voolfolk, of jacksonville,
was the guest of her cousin, Miss Mary
Smedley, from Saturday till yesterday.
Reeds Laundry will repair your collar
bands free Work first-class or no pay.
r Is. BOULDEN, Agent
At the Post office.
The party who found the scabbard
knife near the old cemetery is Known.
Leave with t. M Purnell and get re-
ward (ltl
Clifton Mann has bought the Clarke &
Current lot where the house burned last
Saturday, and will build residence on
the site.
Mrs T. M. Purnell and Miss Mary
Agness Purnell are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Lonis Rogers, at Cane Ridge,
this week.
Henry Bowling, who has been employ
ed by Riley johnson, for the past year,
was appointed Town Marshall Thursday
| by the Town Council.
Mrs VIM. Haming, aged %, died of
consumption at her home on JEFF. l.
Vimont's farm, near town. The re-
mains were taken to Sardis, Mason
county, Sunday, for burial.
Miss Sue Buckner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thornton Phillips, Mr.. Tom Phillips
and Mr.. j. L. McCord, of Winchester,
were guests of Mr.. H. H Phillips and
wife, Friday and Saturday, and attended
the Hercules show.
The colored l. o. o. F. observed their
annual holiday here Sunday. A sermon
was delivered at the Methodist Church
by Rev. R. G Quarrels, of Paris. The
lodge has As members, and made good