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

Burg.
Mrs. J. w. Mock returned from Car
Isle, yesterday.
Dodd Best has left to accepc a posi-
ton in Cincinnati
Mrs VIM Carpenter has been quite
i'll for several days.
Thos Conway and family moved to
Hooktown, yesterday.
Mr. VIM. Miller, of Cynthiana, was
here yesterday on business.
Mrs. Jno. w Mock visited her sister.
Mrs. Fannie Smith. this week.
Miss Eda Bigeirs, of MaysvilIe, spent
Tuesday with Miss Lutte Jefferson.
Mrs Nora wadell visited Judge Pur-
nell and family, in Paris, Yesterday
Mrs. Chs Clarke and Miss Ida
Clarke visited in Paris, yesterday.
Miss Pearl Kenney, of the M &c, is
visiting her parents at Hutchinson, this
week.
Rev W. S Grinstead will preach SIM
dav afternoon at o'clock, at Ruddlts
Mills.
Miss McC )rkell. of Virginia, was here
Tuesday in the interest of foreign mis-
siOns
DR.. Garrett Judy, of Bethel, was the
guest of VIM aud Tom Judy, the first of
the week.
Ernst Butler is at Hutchinson, this
week, in the intere t of his patent
cOffee-pot
Mrs. w S. Grinste4d and Mrs Henry
Patterson visited friends In Carlisle,
| Wednesday.
For SALE.-5o, 900 Strasburg and red
| Bermuda sweet potato plants
(5my-4t) RUFUS BUTLER.
PoRN.-On Wednesday. to the wife
of VIM. Judy. Jr.. nee Miss Leila Cur
rent, Glib. son first born.
The Presbyterian ladies exchange at
the United States Millinery store Will be
discontinued for short time.
Mr.. John Hamilton received a dis
patch yesterday announcing the death of
Mrs. Raider, of Mason County.
Miss Lille Stevens, of Lexington.
was the guest of Andrew Butler and
family, the first part of the week
For -Strasburg potato, early
cabbage and tomato plants, at oal-yard.
(5my-4t) SAMUEL DoDsoN.
Miss Annie thompson has returned
from protracted visit TO her sister,
Mrs. Gates Rice, in North Middletown.
Monroe Evans, the miller, is improv
ing his mill with an imitation stone
covering, which is quite an improve
ment.
Mr.. Chas. Marsh all, accompanied by
DIR. Brown, Of Clintonville. returned
home Wednesday from Avon to his
fathers. He is quite ill.,
John w. Jones, a former citizen of
this place, was reelected Cit, Judge of
Hot Springs. Ark, last week He was
also County Jddge at that place at one
time.
DR. VIM Savage, who graduated
Wednesday at the Ohio Medical College |
was appointed one OF the internes at |
the Good Samaritan Hospital, Cincin-
natl.
Frank Snyder, agent of the Liverpool |
Landon and Globe Insurance Co.. set
tied in full the $500 insurance on J. W.
Mock's hearse. s. M. Allen is local |
agent. Prompt settlement. (1D
There have been 195 reserved seats
sold up to Wednesday for the Masonic |
entertainment Friday night. Admission,
% and 81 cents. All home talent. |
there will be splendid music.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Savage and Mrs.
Sue Jaynes returned from Cincinnati,
Wednesday. They were guests of Mrs.
VIM. Hinton, sister of M. Savage, and |
attended the graduation Of his son, DR..
VIM. E. Savage, at the Ohio Medical
College.
Mrs. Andrew Butler, aged 40, died at
1870 a. IN. yesterday at her home In
this city. She leaves husband and
eight chldren-three SOS and five
daughter The funeral will take place
to-day AT o m, fir IN the Christian
Church. Services by ED e.. j Arm
strong, of Lexington Burial at thu
Millersburg cemetery