The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-01-06
MILLERSBURG.

Mrs; g. M. Best is not much i'm
proved.
Misses Villa and Mamie Bowden re
turned to Paris, Friday.
sc. Carpenter shipped a car of good
horses South Saturday night.
Born, Saturday, in Newport, to the
wife of Claude Neal, son.
Mrs Arthur Long and daughter re.
turned to Midway. Monday.
Monday was the 21st anniversary of
the burning of the bridges here.
Mrs. J. E. Hull and daughters re-
turned Friday from Flemingsburg.
Miss Louise Bashford, of Paris, was
the gueskQf Mrs. 10. Mock, Friday.
Mr.. E. n. Linney, of Danville, was
the guest of Mamie L. Best, Friday.
Mrs. Robt. Howe and daughter, Miss
Julia, returned to Covington, Friday.
Mr.. Philip Maher and bride, of Paris,
visited his mother, Mrs. Foster, Friday.
DR.. Zed Layson, of Lexington, visited
his parents here last Thursday and Fri
day.
Mr.. J I. St1eagall, Of Paris. visited
lady friends here from Friday to Nor
day.
Roy Patterson has resigned position at
Jones Bros. He will return to farm
ing.
Masters Raymond and Hobart Kearns
have been very i'll for several days with
fever.
DR.. Hcmlet Garland, of Vanceburg, is
the guest Of Ashby and John Leer. his
uncles.
Aris Vimont has sold his interest in
the meat store to his partner, L. L.
Myers.
Mrs. John o. Powling and daughter,
Of Carlisle, visited Mrs. Bette Martin,
Friday
Mrs. sallie Feeback and family have
moved into Mrs. Amanda Batson's
property.
John Thorn and bride will commence
housekeeping to-day on Herbert farm
near town.
Mr. G. L. Best, of Mason county, was
guest Of her cousin, Arthur Best, Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. Turner Perry, of OwingsTille, is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. MrClintcck.
Mrs. sap Reddinger. of Bradford,
O., was the guest of Miss Anna Boul-
den, Thursday and Friday.
Messrs. JAS. Caldwell, VIM. LAWSON,
Clarence Ball and Garrett jefferson re-
turned Friday from Mason.
DR.. Chas. Vimont, of Chicago, rother
of Frank and Claude VimOnt, is very
i with app endicitis and fever.
Mr.. Vim. Swaugo has moved to the
farm he bought near Mt Sterling. His
daughter, Miss Dora, will remain at N.
F. 9.
Master Robt. Durham accidentally
shot himself through the palm of the
left hand, at Hotel Bryan, Saturday
night.
For Rent Dwelling on Pleasant
street, of six rooms, good stable, grass
lot, we'll and garden.
Ut CAS- DARNELL.
Mrs. ThOs. McMahan died Wednesday
on the Barbee farm and was buried here.
She leaves a husband and five children.
| The family was formerly from Carlisle.
Our City Marshal resigned Monday
on account Of dull business and fear of
starving before Spring. He will clerk
for Jones Bros, grocerers, and eat
cheese and crackers.
Sanford Carpenter, of Millersburg,
Purchased in Mayswille, car load Of fine
| horses and a car load of mules, and
Saturday he shipded them over the L.
& N. to Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Mamie Louise Best delightfully."-
entertained the Dolly Warden Club
Friday evening In honor of her guest,
| Miss Parham, of Danville. Progressive
games were INDUCED in. Miss Allie
Bali and Mr.. Jim Caldwell received The
prizes.
Mrs. w. H. H. Johnson, of Paris.
was buried here Sunday. There was
| large attendance from Paris and sur
rounding country. The floral offerings
were abundant and very beautiful,
showing the high esteem in which this
good woman was held in this commU-
nifty.
Miss Dorothy Peed entertained the
Dolly Warden" and Prophecy" clubs
az her beautiful new home near town
Wednesday evening The members of
the Prophecy Club" were all present
except three, who lad married during
the past year. Another prophecy was
written and read as the bells rang the
"Old Year Out and the New Year In. "
An elegant lunch was served.
ANOTHER big gusher has been struck
in the Wayne county oil field.