The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-05-15
MILLERsBURG ITEMS.

Mr.. Frank Vimont has the humps.
Mr. w. N. Clark is still very i'll at
Hotel Bourbon.
Miss Sarah Summit is still confn-
ed to her bed but is some better.
job printing cheap prompt atten-
ton. R. M. CALDWELL.
Mr.. j. G. Smedley went to Cincin-
natl Wednesday for few days.
See our mail boxes in the post
Office window.
Mrs. Riley Johnson has bought lot
and has commenced to build cottage
of five rooms.
Mrs. Thos. McClintock and daugh-
ter, Miss Leila, were in Cynthiana Sat-
urday.
Fly time is here and we have what
you want in the line of screendoors and
windows. MILLER & BEST.
Rev. C. C. Fisher will preach at
Helena for Rev. Arnold, who is attend
ing Conference.
One of those three piece Golden
Oak suits will look fine in your hall or
parlor. JOE w. MOCK.
Miss Elizabeth Wall Allen left for
Versailles, Saturday morning to at
tend house party.
-Strawsburg Sweet Potato plants
for sale. JOE w. MOCK.
-Messrs. William and Rufus Butler
are building cottage on their lot adj
joining their residence.
See my new goods before you buy.
JOE w. MOCK.
Communion services at the Presby-
terrain church Sunday, conducted by the
pastor, Rev. H. r. Laird
The only insurance for farmers is
the Hurst Home. Call on j. H. Lin
vile and he will tell you why.
Rev. L. Robinson, of Paris, baptiz-
ed five young ladies Sunday afternoon
in Hinkston just below the mill.
The Morris Harvey ball team, of
Barboursville, VIVA, were entertained
at dinner at M. M. |. and for supper
by Mrs. Nancy Allen and family.
Mr.. Harvey Letton left Friday to
accept position with the C. & o. rail
road. He will be located at Winfield,
Tenn.
i sell real estate, write life, &C
cident and fire insurance for the best
companies at the lowest rates. Call on
or address r. w. BECRAFT.
George Russell Johnson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Johnson died Thursday of
typhoid fever. Funeral at 9 O'Clock
Friday at the home.
See that cultivator made by the
Brown-Malti people, makers of the
best pillow in the world.
PEALE COLLIER & co.
MIR. McGlemory, auditor of the L.
& N. railroad and Mr.. Rale, also con-
nected with the road, were guests
Thursday night of Mr.. w. V. Shaw.
See our line Of lawn swings. We
have the incest we have ever handled
and the prices are lower than usual
PEALE COLLIER & co.
The banquet given by the local OPP
ton ladies of the town, to the pupils
and faculty of both colleges and the
children, was quite a success. There
were between three and four hundred
present and all had good time. Cakes,
ice and strawberries were served boun-
tifully. Miss Kate Miller, Capt Klock-
seim and others furnished delightful
music during the evening. Major and
Mrs. Best did all in their power to
make every one have a good time.
Decorations of snow balls were remind
ers of the purity Of the course just
gained. The souvenirs were white rib
bon love knots.
Millersburg Military Institute and
Morris Harvey College, Of Barbours-
vile, w. Va, crossed bats in two
games here Saturday. The local nine
winning the first game, it being for
feited after the second inning by Nor
ris Harvey, who disputed the umpire's
decision, and losing the second by
score TO 10 to 8.
The dispute came in the second in
ming when one of the M. MI. boys was
called safe at home plate. Morris Har-
vey team left the field and refused to
play, FORGETTING the game. After some
time the West Virginians agreed to
play another game and this was won
by them, Carrick weakening in the lat
ter part of the game. The lineup of
the two teams follows
Millersburg -Elgin, c; Carrick, p;
Campbell, 1b; Halves, 2b; Morrison,