The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-10-02
MlLLERsBURG.


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Miss Annabell Boulder has been on
sick list several days.
Mrs. Ollie P. Carter of Paris, is the
guest of Mrs. Green Leer.
Misses Sue and Villa johnson, of
Paris, visited relatives here, Tuesday.
Mr.. Samuel Endicott and Mr.. Robt.
Thompson attending the horse show.
Mr.. Geo. w. Myers, of Paris, visited
his daughter, Mrs. Mary Whaley, Tues
day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Ingles and Mrs.
Lucy Howard went to Cincinnati, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. William McClintock, of Rich
mond, is visiting her daughter, Mrs G..
s. Allen.
Mr.. Frank Reynolds, of Mason, was
guest of his cousin, Mrs. Jos. A. Miller,
Wednesday.
| Mrs. E. Owens returned Tuesday
from months visit to Georgetown and
other points.
The Georgetown College foot ball
team will play the M. M. I. team here,
Saturday, Oct. Sd.
Mrs. Harry Renick and two children,
of Lexington, are guests of their aunt,
Mrs. Alex. Butler.
Mrs. II. A. Kerns and babe arrived
Tuesday to visit her daughters, Misses
Lonise and Mamie.
Mr. VIM. Morris, Jr., from near Blue
Gicks, delivered T. P. Wadell 600
chickens, Wednesday.
Misses Elizabeth and Lillian Jeffer-
son, guests of Mrs. Mary Caldwell, re-
turned to Lexington, Wednesday.
Mrs Alex Keller. of Paris, and Mrs.
Louise HOnaker. of Dayton, O., were
guests of Mrs. W. V. Shaw, Tuesday.
Have a fine lot of Pool Ball and
FuIks seed wheat for sale.
STEWART 81 COLLIER.
Mrs. W. W. Boyce. who has been
visiting her father, Robt. Thompson,
returned Thursday to Rock ELL, s. G.
Miss Nancy Pitts and Miss Mary Par
sons, of Huntington, Va, will arrive
to-day so visit Misses Sadie and Allie
Hart.
Every conceivable millinery. Fall
and Winter opening, at Mrs. r. M
Caldwell's, Friday and Saturday, Oct.
End and 3rd.
DR.. G. B. Smith now has hls office
over Mrs. Caldwell's millinery store.
His electric apparatus will be- at DIR.
Miller,s Office.
Get your girl or your family and a
well-filled basket ready and go on the
excursion on the 9th to Natural Bridge.
1t will be frst-class.
Your presence will be greatly appre-
| clated at our Fall and Winter millinery
opening. October 2nd and 9rd, at Mrs.
r. NJ. CaIdwell's.
Mrs. Sue Jaynes lost hand sachel on
train coming from Paris, Wednesday
night, with some money, gold watch
and chain and bunch of keys
MIR. R. R. Carter, manager here for
the East Tennessee Telephone Co., was
| married Wednesday in Louisville, to
Miss Martha Veach, Of that city.
The Masonic Lodge will run an ex-
cursion on Friday, Oct 9th. from Mays
vile to Natural Bridge; fare ST. so from
here and Carlisle; Maysville, 50.
The three children of John A. Miller,
who were buried here in cemetery,
| were disintered by Mr.. John W. Mock,
undertaken. and shipped to Atlanta.
Mr.. Joseph Mullaly, of Falmouth,
has taken charge of this section of the
L. & N. road, and will live in John
Smart's property, with his mother.
Col. N. L. Norton, who married Mrs.
Fannie Porter, of this place, two years
| ago, died at Austin, Tex. this week.
He was a native of Nicholas county.
Miss Mary Carpenter and Miss Leona
Letton are assisting Mrs. r. NJ Cald-
well this season in her millinery and
will be pleased to have their friends
call.
LADIES. = My Fall display of fine
Millinery will take place tomorrow.
The ladies of Millersburg are cordially
invited to attend.
MRS. CoRNAY WATSON BAIRD.
Don't forget the sale of the Clarrisa
Berry property tomorrow, near town.
Residence of nine acres.
EPHRIAM HERROD,
Administrator.
Miss VanFleit, of Cincinnati, has
charge of Mrs. J. S Clarke's millinery
store. She is an experienced milliner.
Don't buy until you see her hats.
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