The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-05-29


DR.. N. H. Mckinney went to Louis
vile, Monday, to attend a meeting O
the Kentucky Dental Association.
Don't forget the entertainment to
morrow night by Ralph Bingham, tn,
famous entertainer. Admission % anC
30 cents.
Mr.: Geo. I. Lyons, Of Paris, estab
hshed an agency Saturday with Come
BROS. as sold agents for Brenners' beer
OF Covington, Ky.
The exercises of the Nj. F. G. vii,
close this morning at 1890 with Liter.
airy Address by Rev. Lewis Powell. and
the graduating exercises.
Mrs. Adella Miller, Mrs. Elisha Miller
and Miss Marguerite Miller, of Atlanta.
viii arrive to-day and be the guests of
Mrs. Caleb Corrington.
Mrs. LYDIA Conway, Mrs. w. H. H.
johnson and Misses Leila and Sue
johnson, OF Paris, were guests of T. D.
Judy and family Sunday
Mrs. Daniel Norris and Miss Owens
OF Maysville; Miss Carrie Robertson. of
Bethel, and Miss Emma Neal. of Bloom
held, are visiting relatives at NJ. f. G..
DR.. Carrot Judy, of Bethel. and Thos.
Judy, OF this place, have bought an acre
OF land at the intersection of the Cvn-
thiana pixies, from Mrs Mary Caldwell.
and each Eill soon build residence.
Mrs. G.. w. Collingsworth. of Dry
Ridge, Mr.. and Mrs. James Dunden. of
Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Ratliff.
OF Carlisle. were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Carpenter, Sunday.
DIR. Wash Fithian, of Paris. and w.
d. Rippetoe, of Virginia, were here Sat
urday investigating the lead mines.
Some OF the finest specimens yet found
were taken out last week.
Mrs. Rich Harris and Miss Mia Hind
son, OF Paris, were guests of DIR. Miller
and wife Sunday. Mr.. Henry Miller
and Miss Mary Miller arrived Yesterday
from Atlanta to visit DR.. Miller.
Miss Mary Armstrong returned Fri
day from Hamilton College, where she
taught music the past year. She
will leave this week for Pittsburg to visit
friends during the Summer.
Miss Anna Mary Meek. of Tennessee
won the prize in the musical contest
Friday night over four contestants
Prof. A. III. Gutzeit, of Paris, was the
judge and gave general satisfaction to
all.
Mr.. A. Stakeline, of Cynthiana. has
built concrete pavement for F. A.
Jones and g. w. Bryan, and walled
cisterns for several. Any one wishing
work Of this kind, will find him at
Hotel de Bryan
Mr.. Jos. A. Miller, E. P. Clarke.
Jessie Pstyne, Thos. Mcintyre. Elijah
Neal, Simon Doty, Ben Thomson, Mart
Bowles, w. NJ. LaysOn and wife. Con
tederate veterans, and DR.. w. NJ. Miller.
D. Smith Clarke, will attend COnfeder-
ate reunion at Louisville this week. MIR.
and Mrs. LaysOn will stop at Lexington
to attend the graduation of their daugh-
ter, Miss Lillian, at Hamilton College.
a few who ATTENDED and visited friends
here Saturday and Sunday are: DIR. M.
II. Daily, Howard Edwards, John Bren-
nan, Will Sweeney. Carl and Tom
Wilmoth, F. Donaldson, Talbot Ford.
Ed. Smart, John Kriener, Stanley and
Ellsworth Dow, Frank Bowden, Miller
McIlvaine, Chas. Terry, Hume PAYNE.
VIII Hinton, Denis DundOn, Will Petit
cord, Harry Morris, Chas. Petticord. of
Paris; DIR. Cary Martin, Geo. Spencer.
VIII HOwes, Carlisle; Jas. Daughertv.
Jas. Daugherty, Cynthiana: Kirby Den
ton, Ed. Bedford, H. oliver, Riddles
Mills.
The Commencement Exercises Of the
Millersburg Training School will be as
follows:
Sunday logo A. NJ. June 10th. BaccaI-
aureate Sermon in the Methodist church
by Rev. Felix K. Hill D. D., of Louis
vile.
Monday 1000 A. n. June 18th. Military
Drill and Contest by Cadets on NJ. T. S.
Grounds
Monday 7:45 P N. Evolutionary Enter
taiument
Tuesday June 18th, Graduation Exel-
cises and address to Graduates by Rev.
w. u. Brill, of Stanford.
Tuesday 7:45 P. NJ, address to Diacle-
tian Literary Society by Rev. j. W.
Mitchell, of COvington, followed by An
rual Reception from to IL o'clock-no
special invitations.
A charge of 25cts Monday night and
15cts. Tuesday night. Parents and pm pills |
free.
All exercises held in the Gymnasium
of the NJ. # s. Building.
The public cordially invited to all
exercises. g. M. BESr, Prin.
Buffalo will endeavor to secure tho
1901 reunion of the Confederate Veter |