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

Prof. @. G.. Fisher has been very i'll
for past week, but is some improved.
Miss Lucille Judy is quite i'll at Indi-
annapolis, Ind, from vaccination
Victor Ship and wife. of Paris, viz
tied their son at M. M. 1. College, Sun
day.
Mrs Walter Cobb. of Williamstown,
is guest of herssister, Mrs. c.. D. Tao.
ket.
Miss Lillian Butler, of Nicholasville,
is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Matte
Halves.
Mrs. Matte Purnell, of Fulton, Mo,
is guest of brother. T. M. Purnell and
family
Mr.. J. G. Allen went to Georgetown
Monday, to visit his daughter at the
College.
Don't forget to step in and see T. D.
Judy and Son at their new grocery,
Phone 1873.
Mr.. Fielding Hurst has moved to Con-
mel Bros. cottage, on East Main, near
M. M. /. College.
Mr.. Tom Endicott, of Ruddells Mills
precinct, was guest of his cousin, Roy
Endicott Smedley.
Miss Katie Savage returned Saturday
from a weeks visit to Cincinnati with
Bro. DR.. W. E. Savage.
Miss Nellie Bowden and Octavia Cas-
sidY, Of Flemingsburg, are guests of
Mrs. Q. w. Howard.
Miss Helen Beasley, of Sanford, was
guest OF Misses Mary and Anna Boul-
den Friday and Saturday.
L. r. Myers has added a stock of
groceries to his meat market. Call and
get your family supplies.
Don't fail to have your laundry ready
for ]. Will Clarke. Called for on We'd
nesday returned on Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. M. R. Hurst, of Eliza
vile, were guests of her mother, Mrs.
Bleeding, Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Judge HARRISON and Mrs. Ed
Andrews, of Flemingsburg, were guests
of Misses Fleming, Friday night.
Mrs S. NJ. Allen and two children,
arrived home Monday from months
visit at Stanford with her parents.
Mr.. Aylett vansant, Henry Demorant
and Editor Dooly, Of Flemingsburg,
were g,Sts Of friends here Friday.
Arthur Best returned Friday from st.
Joseph's Hospital Lexington, where
he received treatment for his hearing.
. Mrs Dr. N. H. Mckinney, of Car
Isle, was guest of parents, Mr.. and
} Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Rankin, Friday and
! Saturday.
WMr. T. P. Wadell was presented with
a $50 check by Mr.. Henry Wheeler, of
! the Manhattan Poultry Co., of New
York.
Miss Artie May Button, of North
Middletown College, was guest of Elder
@. w. Nutter and family from Friday
to Sunday
Fine line cut glass and china ate. W.
Towards to be sold at cost for cash.
Come in and see and make your selec-
tons. Bargains in all lines.
Ed. Humphrey, Breeze Thompson,
Jno. Finnell, Stanley Talbot, Will
Musselman and Miss Edith Collier, OF
! Cynthiana, attended the contest Friday
night.
| About forty ladies and gentlemen
stormed Mr.. S. M Allen Saturday night
in the absence of his wife, and enjoyed
themselves at dancing, cards, games
and socially, and also handsome treat
3 of fruit.
III Remember T. D. Judy & Son are still
agents for the Old Reliable Lexington
Steam Laundry. Glad to have old Gus
toners and as many new ones. Leave
bundles at our store or we will call tol
them. VIII send basket every Wednes
day Phone 1873.
4 Mr.. Will Cain and MIR. Connolly, O
Carlisle, came near being drowned a
y Geo. Stoker's pond, at end of Tarr pike
- Wednesday night. They were pulled
= out by cOlored man, and the horse
II was pulled out of mud next morning
IA with pair of mules by Mr. Stoker
al Bourbon and Nicholas should combin
n and build bridge.
NJ The musical contest Friday night wa
ri quite success, and the Opera Hous
Z was filed with the best people of tn
ri Burg and neighboring towns, and mucl
al credit is due Mrs. Smith Clark and Mis-
ri Ella Fleming for their work in gettin
III up such treat for the citizens of tn
III community. There were eight contest
z ants in the solo, which was won by Mis-
~ Carrie Fitzwater, of Cynthiana, SO il
I'll gold. The Flemingsburg quartette
Messrs. Robt. HARRISON, Robt. Weeden
m Clyde Carr and T. FAINT Andrews, wo
"a the $40 in geld. Miss Julia Carpente
ri recited several pieces, which were mucl
~ enjoyed.