The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-07-06
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Frank Collier is on the sick list.
Mrs. Mary Trotter is improving
slowly.
Mrs. G. w. Bryan is thought to be
some better.
Mr.. James Woolums returned Mon
day from New York.
T. Fleming is clerking for I. A.
Vimont at the Palace Saloon.
Peal Collier and Ernst Butler are
clerking at the Klondike Store.
Lucien Buck returned to Paris yester
day after a weeks visit with friends.
Mr.. Bert McChntock lost fine broke
mule this week from pink eye.
The Carlisle ball team will play Mill
ersburg here next Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Evans, Of Sulphur, Tex,
is the guest Of Judge Suit and family.
The Millersburg postoffice was raised
fron fourth to third class on July LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen went to
Powell county Thursday to visit her
aunt.
Mr.. Charles Talbot, of Lewisburg, is
the guest of his brother, Thomas, near
Culville.
Union Church Services Sunday night
at NJ E. Church by Rev. j. R. Will
Jams.
Miss Sadie Hart, Of Paris, has been
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Miller,
last week.
n m ID yuo1o11 ,,d 5,,,oI,+o,,
Agness, returned Wednesday from a
visit in Mason.
Born-To Mrs E. Beasley, (nee Cath
crime Grinstead), daughter, at Stan
ford, last week.
Mrs. Mary w. Frederick, guest of
Miss Mary and Anna BouldCn returned
to Louisville Wednesday.
Jones Bros. are agents for the M. &
N. Laundry. All work guaranteed. |
Laundry sent Wednesday.
Miss Gussie Grimes, of Richmond,
Ca, lis the guest of his cousin, Miss
Lula Grimes, near town.
Mrs. Belle Armstrong and Mrs Sue
Myers visited their sister, Mrs. Ian
Brady, at Carlisle this week.
Threshing is going Oh briskly. Wheat |
is making from twel ty-fve TO forty
bushels and is of fine quality.
Thomas A. Vimont and wife and
VIM. Dye left Wednesday for several
weeks stay at Saratoga Springs.
For SALE-A No. 1 Jersey cow with
young calf. A good, q net mixer.
(20 T. n. PURNELL.
In the shooting match here July 4th
at clay pigeons, the Gun Club beat
the Pot Hunters i'll a score of So to 90.
Mr.. Josh Ewing and Miss Bessie
Z )tts, of Owingsvil'e, were guests of
Miss Ida Clarke, Wednesday night.
Dr. led Layson returned Tuesday
night from Hospital Medical College,
Louisville, where he graduated last
week.
Don't forget thc pr5cinct conventions
this afternoon at two o'clock, standard
time, to nominate candidate for Con-
gress.
Miss Lottie Vimont, who has been a
Methodist Missionary to Chill for five
years, arrived Monday to visit her aunts,
Misses Charlotte and Lizzie VimOnt.
Mrs. John Ingles and daughter and
Miss Mae Miles, her niece, of Maysville,
went TO Eminence, Thursday, to visit !
her parents, H. T. Batterton and wife. |
demonstrating purchased the gro
Gerry of Frank Collier, we will aim to |
keep a fresh line of staple and fancy
goods, fresh vegetables and fruits. Also
glass, Chinaware, cutlery, etc, and sell
as low as any. Your patronage solic-
tied. JONES Bros.
Mrs. Owen Ingles, Mrs. w. V. Shaw,
Mrs. G. w. Judy, Mrs. Sue Jaynes, |
Mrs. Tom Judy, Elder g. W. Nutter, J. !
G. Smedley, Peal Collier, Julian Nc
Clintock, Ollie Marshall, DIR. Duff,
Misses Lutte Jefferson, Ben tina Roswell |
and Lizzie Wall Allen attended the
Chautauqua Wednesday at Lexington.