The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-02-16
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BORN-Tues1av. to thu wife of Harry
Overley, A sOn-Wm. GOebel.
Mr.. Ad. Turner is again on the sick
list, confined to his room.
Jaynes Savage is learning telegraphy
under W. v Shaw, at L. & N depot.
Elder Simmons. of Centervil'e. will
preach at the Christian Church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Howard visited
her sister Mrs Dave Hood, at Nepton,
yesterday.
There has been several cars of Western
corn shipped here, costing about forty
one cents
The postofice department has ordered
another daily mail from Maysville to
Lexington.
The regular Quarterly meeting at M
E. Church will be held Saturday and
Sunday.
McClelland Bros. sold Byrd Lewis, of
Lexington, two fancy road geldings at
$500 each.
Miss Gary Milan. from near Louis-
Vile. is the guest of her sister Mrs.
Henry Phillips.
Mr.. Chas. johnson is on the sick list.
Miss Bessie Purnell and Miss Lucille
Judy are much better.
Miss Ella Batterton. guest of her
aunt, Mrs. John V. Ingles, returned to
EmineDce Yesterday.
Mrs. Jas Collier and daughter, Miss
Alma. went this week to Mt. Sterling to
visit Robt Collier and wife.
Rev. J. n. Current. of Louisville.
was the guest of his brother, NJ n. Cur
rent, Wednesday.
Mr.. James Phillips and Mrs. Thornton
Phillips. of Lexington, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Phillips.
jeff. T. Vimont had a pair of fine fox
hounds poisoned this week, and a num-
Der Of other fine dogs were killed.
Nat Collier has bought the balance Of
the Jamason farm, which makes 103
acres at about an average Of $50 per
acre.
Mrs. Rhoda Conway went to North
Middietown Wednesday to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Richard Rice. whose husband
is very i'll.
The members and friends Of Rev. ].
E. Wright, Of Waggoner's Chapel, have
presented him with a new buggy, and
VIM. Florence, of Mt. Pleasant, gave
him fine saddle.
L. S. Harvin, who lost six hogs last
Friday night, found them in the road
near Cynthiana. Daylight came on the
thieves and they left them in the road.
DR.. VIM. Savage, Of the Good Samari.
tan Hospital, Cincinnati, spent Wednes,
aaY with his parents, on his way from
Carlisle where he assisted Ransahoff, Of
Cincinnati, to anputate Capt. Sam
Rogers leg.
The pupils of the NJ I, School are
busy rehesrsing the Wizard of Valley
Forge" i historical play based on true
history, which will be very interesting
to old and young. 1t is hoped all who
attend the entertainment, as we'll as
party, will wear something colonial or
at least arrange their hair in colonial
style for the entertainment at opera
House. Party at NJ. T. S. Building.
Admission to opera house twenty-five
and thirty-five ceuts.
MARRIED. at residence OF
Rev. J. E. Wright, Mr.. Geo. Gauntz
and Miss Malvina Walton, of Salt Well,
Nicholas County. Attendants were
Mr.. Sam1 Marshall and Miss Hettie
Snapp. On Wednesday by same minis
ter, Mr.. Otha Sparkes to Miss Lucy
Jones, Of Headquarters. On Thursday
by Rev. Wright, MIR. Marvin Marshal TO
Miss Mamie Bell, attendants were
SAINT Marshal, and Miss Hettie Snapp,
Willie Bell and Miss Vergie Perry
Rev. Wright is pastor of the NJ. E.
Church at Salt Well, Mt. Pleasant,
WaRgoners Chapel and Rose Hill and
his members follow him to Millersburg
as their Gretna Green.