The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-05-13
MILLERsBURG.

Mrs Rhoda Conway, of Carlisle, is
here visiting relatives.
Cut flowers for commencement. Leave
your orders with JOS. w. Mock
DR.. A. ] Hit returned last week fro m
visit to relatives in Lexington.
Honaker's flowers are the finest. You
can get them from JOS w Mock.
Elder w. S. Willis, of the Christian
Church. will preach at the Judy school
house, Sunday at $3.50 P. m.
Miss Anna simms, of Flemingsburg.
was here Tuesday to see Mrs. Thomas
Savage, who is out of danger.
1 Mr.. H. R. Linville, c. B. c., of this
precinct, had cow killed by the L. & N.
K. K this week valued at $50.
Mrs. W. G. Daley, who is at the St.
Joseph Hospital, at Lexington, is much
better and thought out of danger.
Mr.. Will Fox and Mr.. Harlow Yancv,
OF Mayslick, were guests this week of
Misses Mary and Anna Boulder.
/ A new lot of wall paper just received,
| ~--~ ~.~NA III SOAA4C Odl gains III lnGIQ. yet
enc OF those box touches at $6.65 at los.
w. Mocks.
Misses Mary and Julia Carpenter re-
turned from house party given by
Misses Minnie and Mirty Cleveland. at
Cynthiana.
Mr.. John w. Boulder, of Maysville,
is here to visit his brother. r. B. Boulder,
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taking Peruna.
DR.. F. c.. Askensteall and DR.. Lillian
Stanton Bryan, both of Louisville, Ky,
were married by Elder w. S. Willis, at
his home in Millersburg on Tuesday, Nav
10. The bride is the daughter of the late
! DR.. Stanton P. Bryan, of Brownsboro,
! KY DR. ASkensteaIl is a native of
Sweden, but has lived in this country a
number of years. He is a prominent
Louisville physician, and Professor of
Pathology and Bacteriology in the South
western Homeopathic College of Louis
vile After short tour DIR. and Mrs.
Askensteall will make their home in
Louisville.
DR.. ]. Tyler Frazure, of Blue Field,
;, will on Sunday morning at 1920
o -lOck preach the baccalaureate sermon
for M. F. c. AT 7:3O O'Clock Sunday
night he will preach the annual sermon
before the Young Ladies Missionary
Society of M. F. c. The primary enter
tainment of M. F. c. has been postponed
indefinitely on account of measles among
the children, but Col. Geo. w. Balm, of
Lexington, KY, will deliver lecture in
the Opera House on Monday evening,
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Searchllght" Tuesday night at the
Opera House. Concert. Wednesday at
1870 a. m, at the Methodist Church,
Graduating exercises, delivery of diplomas
and medals and addresses before the class
by Hon. G. W. Balm, of Lexington, KY.
The marriage of Mr. R. K Vaught, of
Parker City, Ind, and Miss Lucille A.
Judy, of this place, was solemnized
Wednesday evening at 2 o'clock at the
Christian Church, which was beautifully
decorated and darkened. 1t was the most
notable social event of the spring at Mil
lersburg. The ceremony was performed
by DR.. S. H. Creighton, of indianapolis,
uncle of the bride, and Ed. w. S. Willis,
the pastor. Miss Belle T. Judy (sister),
DR.. Joseph Grimes, Miss Mary Taylor
! and Mr.. Albert Vaught, of Parker City,
were attendants. Miss Mamie Conway,
of Cincinnati, presiding at the organ
The ushers were Messrs. John T. JuC Y
and Ashby Leer, of Millersburg Messrs.
Stanley Talbot and Charles Cox, of
Cynthiana. The following friends from
distance were present. DR.. S. H. Creigh-
ton and wife, of Indianapolis Mr.. Albert
Vaught and Miss Hazel Harker, Parker
City, Ind. Mr. and Mrs w. A. Long, of
Midway Miss Leila Long, of Lexington !;
Miss Mamie Conway, of Cincinnati Mrs.
A. T. Forsyth and Miss w. Hurst John
son, of Paris Mr.. and Mrs J. w Clarke,
of Clintonville ; Mrs Thomas Pickrell and
Mrs. John Tilton. of Carlisle Miss Daisy
Hazelrigg, of Frankfort, and Mrs Ethel
Scott, of Paris