The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-06-22
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ents at Butler this week.
Mr.. Dave Allen, of Osgood, is some
what improved, but is yet very i'll.
Mr.. G. w. Bryan has about finished
the census report for this precinct.
Mrs. H. R. Laird was called to West
Virginia by illness of her sons wife.
Mcintyre & McCIntock shipped four
double-decks of lambs to New York this
week.
Miss LOuella Payne, of Payne's
Depot, Is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. c..
S. Allen.
Miss Besstom Collier is spending
few days with her aunt, Miss Bessie
Purnell.
The NJ. E. parsonage and VIM. Nc
Intyre's residence are receiving a new
coat of paint.
Miss Mamie Collier, of Cynthiana.
has been the guest of relatives here for
the past week.
Mcintyre and McChntOck are doing a
good job of street sprinkling. Have rot
heard of a complaint.
Mrs. Elisha Miller, of Atlanta. has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb
COrringtOn this week.
Wheat harvest is progressing finely.
No rain, weather cool, and crop is cor =
ing up to expectations.
James Collins has rented the Peter
Mcdonald property. Mrs. Anna Thorn
ton will move TO Paris.
Mrs. w. H. H. Johnson, of Paris, and
son Harold, of Mt. Sterling, are visiting
j. d. Judy and VIM. Judy, Sr.
Mr.. JEFF. NJ. VimOnt sold Wednesday
forty extra fine grade heifers, all bred,
to Ohio parties. He has few left.
There is is much inquiry for first class
threshers. Where are the twenty-five
that whistled around here last year?
DIR. Julius NJ. Purnen returned We'd
nesday from Paris, where he has had
charge of the smallpox pesthOuse for over
two months.
Mrs. Green LairmOre and Mrs. Kate
Hughey, of st. Louis, arrived Wednes-
day to visit Mr.. G.. w. Bryan and aunt,
MIS-. u. d. owens.
Prof. G. NJ. Best has added another
teacher to the faculty of the NJ. T.
School for next year, and will also add
a class in vocal music.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Waden and daugh
ter, Agness, went to Mason Wednesday
to spend several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Prather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Conway and
daughter arrived Wednesday from St.
Louis and will visit his mother and
sisters and relatives in Nicholas.
Miss Lutte jefferson entertained about
twenty of her young friends Tuesday
evening at supper and a card party in
honor of her guest, Miss. Bertha Ros-
well, of CarroltOn.
Mr.. G. w. Bryan has his new hotel
about finished. He is now ready for
renter bids. There is no regular hotel
here and 1t certainly is a good point for
one. A few years ago we had two of
best in the State.
DR.. n. H. Mckinney and wife return
ed Tuesday from Stanford, where they
attended the burial Of his grandfather,
Richard Cobb, who was eightv-twC
years old and one Of the pioneers OF
Lincoln county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schnelly and grand
daug nter, Miss Eva Baldwin, of Mays
vile, attended the funeral of Mrs.
James DOty here Wednesday and will
visit relatives here and at Shawhan this
week.
THE L. &. n. will sell roundtrip tick
cts Sunday, June oath, from Paris to
Cincinnati, at $1.25. Train leaves Paris
at 5:15 a. N. Among the attractions in
Cincinnati viii be a semi professional
ball game umpired by champion pugilist
Jim Jefferies.
Mrs. James Doty, aged forty-six, died
here Tuesday night. She leaves a hus-
band and four daughters, Mrs. James
Spradlin, Misses Sallie, Louise and
Mary DOty. Mrs. Doty was a native of
Eppingham, Ill. Services at house by
Elder G.. w. Nutter. Burial at Gene
terry.
Misses DOrthy and Carrie Peed, Bes-
sic T. Purnell, Anna May Smart, Alma
Collier, Rebecca Martin, Mrs. S. NJ
Allen, Mrs. Ben Howard, the S. S.
class of Mrs. Green Leer, were royalty
entertained Tuesday at her home to a
Spring chicken dinner, with cakes and
ices. Rev. J. A Taylor, former pastor,
the party out and back ON
the train.
For SALE.-SchOlarship to CONNER
cial College of Kentucky University,
Wilbur r. Smith, President, and
to Lexington Business Col
lege. Inquire at THE News Office.