The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-06-05
MILLERSBURG.

Geo. Stoker sold Chas. Martin a suck.
ling mul1 for $75
For full account of M. F. C. com.
menCement, see page 2.
Mr.. Samuel Ardrie has gone to
Greencastle, Ind, to live.
The FIemingsburg team defeated the
M M. l. team Monday. Score to s.
Mrs. Lou Clarke, of louisville, is
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Robert Miller.
Mr.. D. E. Conner. of Covington, is
here again probing into the lead mines.
Hon. J. H Hill, of Beatyville, was
here to see his adopted daughter grad
uate.
S. G. Mcconnell and sister, Elizabeth,
OF Boone county, are guests of Prof.
Fisher.
Master Glenn Shanklin won the medal
in the prize drill, Jeff Elgin, of Paris,
second
Thos. Overton, of FIemingsburg. was
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. J. Ed. Hull,
this week.
Mrs. L. L. DOty and son, of Stanford,
are visiting her parents, J. Harvey
Thorn and wife.
w. w. Puryear. of Bloomfield, was
guest of his sister at M. F. @. Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Mr.. Francis Klocksiem of Cleveland,
0 attended the wedding of his brother
here Thursday.
Col Samuel Stone, of Stone Ware
house, Louisville, is guest of Robert
Hughes this week and looking over the
tobacco crop.
Mr.. Clarence Miller and bride return
ed Wednesday from Nashville, accom-.
panied by his sister, Mrs A. j. Lamb,
and two children.
Mr.. J. B. Sanders, of Dry Ridge, was
here TO see his daughter, Miss Maude,
graduate. He presented her with hand.
some drag and horse.
Mr. and Mrs. Cummings, of Mays
vile, were guests of Miss Bessie Pur.
nell. Thursday, and attended the
Klockseim-Savage wedding.
Miss Mary Arm strong returned We'd
nesday from Lexington and Cincinnati.
She will teach again next year for Prof.
Hagerman in his new school.
Mr.. Thos. Bos worth, of Jackson, and
Miss Katie Richardson. formerly of this
place, were married Tuesday in Lex
ington They left for his home at Jack
son, where he is in the drug business
Mist Florence Vimont and Mrs. T. A.
Vimont attended the wedding.
Misses Bertha Little and Matte
Grover. of Sardis, Miss Minnie Cleve-
land, Cynthian Misses Boone, Hop
kins, Soper and Mrs. Bette Soper, of
Cane Ridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Judy
and Mrs. Elmer Hutchings, of Carlisle.
were guests Of Mr.. James Cray and
family this week.
Prof. A. c. Klocksiem, of M. MI.
and Miss Katie Richardson Savage were
married Thursday at the home of her
father, Thos. E. Savage, in the presence
Of few relatives and friends They
left on the evening train for his home
at Clevelal d, o.. and will spend the
summer on the lakes Elder c.. W.
Nutter otficiated.
Mr.. Frank Boyde, student at M. M.
from Bethel. and Miss Katherine
Dickerson. student at M. F. g. from
Elizabethtown, elOped to Paris, Tues
day evening and were married at the
residence of Gus Fee. 1t became known
on Wednesday. and they went to his
fathers home, near Bethel. She is an
OrDhan and very wealthy
The cadets at M. M. 1. were present
ed, Tuesday. after drill with a hand
some 500 silk flag by the alumni.
Cecil Cantrill, Georgetown, Lucian
Buck, Ole Arrowsmith, Bethel, Allen
Judy, Lexington. Russell TAR, 10 Penn
Redmon, John T. Judy, Hamlet Gar
land, Of Petersburg, Va, James Cald-
well and James Tarr Jefferson, were
committee to present flag, which was
won by Co. B iu drill contest.
The NJ. NJ. 1. closed Wednesday night
with the graduating exercises. There
were five IN the class-Frank Boyd, of
Bethel; Priest Kemper, Harry Letton,
Monte Conner, Colorado; Clay Suther-
land. Paris. Mr. Priest Kemper received
hOnors Of class. jeff Elgin, Talbot
Madison, Clarence Conway, Harry
Lection, Priest Kemper and Chas. Jones
were on the roll of honor. Kemper re-
ceived medal and scholarship to Wash
ington and Lee University; Harry Let
ton 2nd, a scholarship at State College
Messrs. Elgin. Madison and Conway,
who are on the roll of honor, are bene-
ficiaries of the Garth Fund, and deserve