The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-11-23
MILLERsBURe.

Mr.. Arthur Thomson returned TO
Chicago to-day.
Mrs. Claud Vimont and children are
visiting in Bath county.
Next week is a week of prayer and
self-denial at the M. E. Church.
Miss Fannie Vimont has returned
from visit in Robertson county.
Mrs. Lizzie Champ, of Huntington,
w. Va, is the guest of Mrs. @. 5.
Allen.
Tice Hutsell will go to New York on
January LIST to accept position as clerk
at the Imperial Hotel.
Join NJ Bedford was elected County
Committeeman for precinct No. 1 and
T. P. Wadell for No 2.
Mr.. w. G. P. Breckenridge Cracraft,
of Sharpsburg, was the guest Of his
cousin, S. M. Allen, this week.
Fowkes Fleming and Nimrod Linville
have gone to White River, Ark, to
hunt and trap until March.
For SALE.-A nice lot Of maple trees,
now ready for setting.
L. M. PURNELL.
Mrs. DR.. G. B. Smith and daughter
and Mrs. Mary Smedley returned
Thursday from visit to Hutchinson.
Mrs. Mary Henry Morris and daugh-
ter, Miss Sallie Morris, of Hopkinsville,
KY, are guests of John Conway aud
other relatives here.
NJ. De- Eo,,.. o5 Jo0I,4o,, M,
George johnson and babe, went to
Catlettsburg, Tuesday, to attend the
funeral of his daughter, Mrs. John
Ray.
Jones Bros. will have the best Balti-
more oysters i'll town for Thanksgiving.
Celery, dressed turkeys, chickens, cram
berries, and all vegetables you want for
a good dinner.
Julian McClintock keeps the best
brand of Baltimore oysters, celery and
and all kinds of vegetables, dressed
turkeys for Thanksgiving. Call and
see goods and get prices.
The Hawthorn Sisters, a well-known
and first-claSs vaudeville company will
be here tonight and Saturday night at
opera house. They deserve a good pat
ronage. Prices, 10, % and 30 cents.
John Hutsen was here from Cincin-
natl, Tuesday, and bought the Tom
Triplet farm of 80 acres near town, for
$75. 1t has been rented and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hutsel will remain i'll Cincinnati
at their hotel, the Indiana House, well
known to all Kentuckians.
Miss Roxanna Thompson, daughter of
Robt. Thompson, from near this place,
was married Thursday to Mr. VIM w
'Boyce, of Yorkville, N. @. Rev. S. w.
Reed, of Louisville, officiated, assisted
by Rev. Hickman, of this place. Mr..
and Mrs. H. Thomson, brother of the
bride, of Cincinnati, attended the we'd
ding.
In an interview with Mr. S. c. Mas
tiers, local manager of the Cumberland
Telephone and Telegraph Co., at Paris,
he said: 81 am of the opinion our COM
pany will take up the work of giving
Millersburg a telephone exchange in the
next few days, and it is the intention of
our cOmaany to reach every citizen in
Bourbon county with the best of tele-
phone service at the earliest possible
date"
Do not forget the concert to be given
by the NJ E. choir and the NJ. T. S.
orchestra in the NJ. 7. S. chapel next
Wednesday evening. Nov. 28th. Ad-
mission 25c. Proceeds to be used in Sc
curing a new organ, which is greatly
needed in the NJ E. Church. The one
now in use belongs in the Sunday
school room. After the concert a
Thanksgiving social will be held on the
first floor Of M. T. S. building. Ladies
of the M. E. Church will serve lunch
free.
THE KILTIES.
BY far the best musical attraction
which has been seen at the Paris Opera
House this season will be the celebrated
18th Highlanders' Band, familiarly
known as ''The Kilties," which give
two perfOrmances-this afternoon and
to night.
The matinee will begin at 8 o'clock.
The prices are so cents for adults and
10 cents for children Several persons
from the Burg will attend. The night
price are % cents to one dollar.
Tomorrow night will be presented
the great musical comedy success "a
Runaway Girl, " with so people in the
cast.