The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1901-09-24
WILLIAMSBURG.

Harvard College.
Mrs. Martin O'Neal and son are visit
ing in Mt. Sterling.
Mr.. Jas. Arthur is selling Pool Ball seed
wheat at 75c per bushel.
Mrs. Chas Darne1l is somewhat i'm
proved in the last few days.
Miss Villa Bowden of Paris, was
guest Of relatives here Saturday.
Mr.. Joseph Wood of Maysville is the
guest Of his cousin, John Hunter.
Will Judy, Jr., and Will Butler are on
the Louisville breaks this week.
Mr.. Ike Chancellor, Jr. went to Wander
bilt last week to study pharmacy.
Hooktown Base Ball Club defeated
Carlisle Saturday. Score II to a.
w. c. Caldwell, brother of John Cald-
well, died at Slater, Mo-, last week.
Holman T. Boulder, of Sardis is the
guest of his brother R. B. Boulder.
Mr.. H. A Kearns, of Mt. Olivet, has
located here in the jewelry business.
There were about twenty tickets sold
from here to Natural Bridge Sunday.
Miss Fannie Mann, of Paris, is the
guest of her aunt Mrs. w. M. Miller.
Owen Ingles went to Cincinnati Mon
day to buy some additional fall goods.
Prof. Klocksiem of M. M. l., went to
Cincinnati Saturday to visit his parents
F. F. Hurst and family moved into the
cottage adjoining Judge Hull's last week.
Mrs. Jennie Lysle, of Glenn Kenney, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Sue Sandusky.
New corn in field sold for $500 at the
Grimes sale, Saturday. Stock sold very
low.
An alarm of fire at Chas. Darnelps
brought out the engine Thursday. No
damage.
Mrs. Lydick ands daughter, of Gym
thiana were guests of Mrs. Fannie Smith
Saturday.
Mrs. Mcfarland guest of sister Mrs.
Chas. Clarke, IT., returned Monday to
Texarkana.
Mrs. James Peddicord returned Satnr-
day to Windsor, Mo-, after three weeks
visit with relatives.
Jesse Wilson, wife and babe of Mason,
were the guests of his father R. L. Wilson
and family Sunday.
There was a full house at the M. F. c.
recital Friday night and every one much
pleased with the exercises.
Miss Ir1ne Royce and Lillian Louden of
Carlisle were guests of Miss Ruth Butler
from Saturday to Monday.
H. H. Conway, wife and babe and Ian
Brady, wife and daughter, of Carlisle
visited relatives here Sunday,
Miss Lula Mcnamara returned Satur-
day from Maysville accompanied by he1
cousin Miss Jennie Schnelling.
The officers of the Christian church
have purchased the residence of Mrs.
paul for arsonage; price, $1,000.
Mrs. Douglas of Chicago, and Mrs.
Elrod, of Louisville have been the guests
of John Peed and family for several days.
Miss Mary Armstrong of Hamilton
College. Lexington, spent Saturday and
Sunday with her mother Mrs. Belle Arm
strong.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Rogers and two
sons of Cane Ridge, was the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Owen Ingles Saturday and
Sunday.
County Superintendent Harry Eales, is
here with the rock crusher at the mill
quarry and is giving the pixies a new
coat of rock.
L. B. Conway & Co., will have their
millinery opening on Friday and Satur-
day, October 4th and 5th. All are cor
daily invited. 1t
Mr. Chas. Merriam returned Saturday
from three months trip in the North
West and Manitoba, as expert machinest
for the Mccormick Machine Co.
The City is having fire cistern dug on
Main street, near T. NJ. Purnell's. This
makes public cisterns which puts the
town in fine shape for water for fires.
All work guaranteed by the Bourbon
Steam Launday-will mend collar bands,
ETC. Laundry called for Wednesday and
returned Saturday. ]. Will Clarke, Agt.
Mr. and Mrs. Selby Lilleston, Amos
Jameson and daughter, Mrs. Alfred Slicer,
of Paris, DR.. goldman, brother of Mrs.
Jameson, of Frankfort, attended the fun
eral of Capt. John Jameson.
Col. w. Q. Nilward and wife, Capt.
John T. Gum, of Lexington, attended
the funeral of Capt. Jno. Jameson. They
all belonged to the 2Ist KY. VOL Infantry
Mrs Milward was formerly Miss Belle
Bright, who lived here.