The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-08-11
MlLLERsBURG.
News Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg.

Burg.
! Mrs S. NJ. Allen left Thursday Il
spend month with her parents, neal
Stanford.
All the committees for the barbecue
are requested te meet at J. w. Mock;
furniture store Saturday at p. IN.
The Burg was almost depopulated
this week by the camp meeting and Elk
Fair
Mrs Anna Miles, of Louisville, is the
guest of Mrs. Sue Sandusky.
All the privileges for the Barbecue or
August 10th, will be sold at pubic auc
ton Saturday, August 18th
j. O. ALLEN, Ch'm'n.
Abner Best, of Mason, is visiting
friends here.
Prof. B T. Spencer, of XIV Wesleyan
College. was here last week in the in
terest of the College.
Mr.. Jeff T. vAnont shipped Wednes-
day three fine. hounds TO friends al
Ashville, N c., and two to Mr. Chas.
Swift at Winchester.
Mrs. Chas. Conway and daughter, OF
st. Louis, went to Lexington, WedDes-
day. to visit relatives.
Mrs Duke Bowles, Miss Matte Let
ton, OF Paris, Miss ersey Geffiug of
Harrodsburg. were guests of Miss Anna
Conway, Tuesday
Mrs. Sam'l Dodson and Miss Ida bod
son will leave Tuesday for Swango
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Gill. OF Wash
ingtOn. spent Tuesday and Wednesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. rs. Arthur.
Mr.. Perry Jeffersoa lost $4,000 lbs.
of tobacco in the Carlisle fire, with
81 900 insurance.
John Tom Judy is visiting in Bethel.
Miss Marguerite Iugels is the guest of
Vim. Judy and wife pear town.
Mrs. Dave Judy and son arrived
Tuesday from Sherman, KY, to visit
friends.
Miss Helen DaYis and Helen Weeks,
of Paris, were guests of Mary A. Pur-
nell, this week.
Mr.. James Cray and family, of Mt.
Olivet, are guests of relatives here this
week.
Sam'l Dudley, of Flrmingsburg, was
the guest of ]. 6. Smedley, Tuesday.
Mrs. Andy McCue and babe went to
lexington aud #ihiamstewn, Tuesday
to visit relatives.
Mrs. David McCord and son, of Lex
ingtOn, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Ingels Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. 10 Drain, of Eminence, is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Frank Miller,
near town.
Miss Belle Taylor Judy has returned
from Bethel.
Mr. Geo. Spirth. of Sharpsburg. was
the guest of his sister Saturday till Mon
day.
Miss Mary Taylor has returned from
a visit to his sister at Midway.
Nj. Edgar Thomason has returned
from visit to Stanford.
Mr.. VIM. Cassidy and family, of Lex
iugtun, and Miss Mamie Boyd spent
TUESDAY with Mrs Thaxton.
Frank Her bert, of the Glover Valley
Poultry Farm look "a premiums at Lex
ington out of 26 entries. and two
seconds. He has the best in Central
Kentucky. 1t
Miss Elizabeth Ingels entertained a
number of her young friends Wednes-
day evening, it being her 9Th birthday
about 40 were present.
Mrs. Horace Linvillp, aged about 4O
died Wednesday at the home of hel
husband near town, she leaves 3 chill
dren and husband. The funeral was
preached Thursday morning by Ed. j.
:. Armstrong, of the Christian Church.
Pail bearers J. T. Purdy, G. w.
Howard. Nat Collier, Horace Purdy
Drs. w. V. Huffman. and q. B. Smith
Hiram Carpenter, of Cane Ridge
visited relatives here Wednesday.
Mr.. Louis Rogers and family spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Owen lDgels OF
their way home from Blue Licke.
Dr.. John S. Baker, aged about 65
formerly of this place, died at Memphis,
Mo-, Tuesday evening, and was buried
yesterday at Fulton, He is survived by
his wife, nee Adella Purnell, with three
sons and two daughters, ali grown
His second son, Rev Ward M. Baker, i;
pastor of the Methodist Church South
at Milan, Mo.
RYE is scarce-I have few hundred
bushels left. Buy what you need befor,