The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-02-13

again.
the same. 49,
Mrs. H. R. Laird is still confined
to her nome.
Sheriff E.P. Clark, Of Paris put up
the local option notices here THURSDAY.
Mr. R. Lee Brown, of Paris. is at
home witha spralned ankle.
Mr.. Horace Taylor, of Carlisle.
soel t Wednesday nigl with Mr. ". M.
-ayson.
Mr.. Alfred Dotts, of Philadelphia
is the guest of his daughter, MRS. q.
M. best.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tune are at
home, aIter a weeks sojourn with
friends In Carlisle.
Miss Theodorcia Arthur, of Helena.
was the guest of her brother, Mr.. j. h.
Arthur, last week.
Col. John Balm, of Lexington. will
deliver lecture for Ladies And ociety
OF the Methodist churcn in march.
Mr.. Robert Collier, of Mt. S erling.
was the guest OF his mother, MIS-. he
becca Collier, Saturday and SUNDAY.
Mr. R. E. Jefferson, of -MayslicE.
was the guest OF the FAMILY of Mr.. i.
f. Chanslor, THURSDAY and Friday
Mrs. C. w. Howard spent from
Saturday to Monday with her siste
mrs. Davld Woou, OI Eli-avlde Mls.
Wood is III with rhel1nlaItS.n
The home of John Jones, colored,
near town, was turned 10 the ground
FRIDAY. 1cnts Is 2 hard worl ing ccl-
Jred In.
Tkos. McClitock & Sens sold two
mules NeanesGay 20 Mr. 14arUIn, CT
Virginia, for S4OU. They purchased SIX
mules IN MasCn county.
Miss Julia Howe, who has been
the guest or ner SISTER, hArs. Elizabeth
Miller Tor some time, returned 10 her
home az CovlngUcn thursday.
he faculty and students of M. N.
|. presented Or. and Mrs. w. M. Miller
with a large cut glass bowl and SILVER
ladle IS a wedding present.
Mr.. Ed Brown, wife and son. of
Cynthiana, came up Sunday to see his
mother, Mrs. Hettie Brown. Mrs.
Brown and son will remain several
days.
Rev. j. W. Sturtivant returned
from Louisville, Wednesday evening.
where he has been attending the Pas
tors Sunday School Convention and
Gray Lectures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Lection have re-
turned from the sunny SOua4, vv..cre
they have been since thtis w -Guinc and
are at the home of his pare LIS, ME-
and Mrs. j. H. Letton.
Misses Charlotte and Elizabeth
Vimont have contracted with the n avs
vile Marble Co. for hantt ONE !. olilf-
ment to be built on their family lot M
Maysville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myall, of Hutchinson.
Mrs. Myall, of farls, Mrs. Oscar 5.
johnson, OF Winchester, were the guests
Of Mr.. and MRS. O.. M Johnson last
week.
The new furnace of M. M. I. viii
be in working order by the evening Z
Wednesday 18th. The cadets have SCI {
out over three hundred invitations anu
a big time is anticipated on that even
ing.
The Millersburg Bladder made its
first appearance rlday. 1t was
spicy lutte sheet and those who d d not
get to see it ough to avail themselves
OF the opportunity next rrids y.
-Messrs. C. w. Howard, F. F. Hurst
and Major c. M. Best were before the
| Senate Committee at Frankfort in the
! interest of the local option unit bill.
Msjo. Best set forth the claims of Milk-
ersDurg in short address.
Mrs. Sallie Adams, of Atlanta, nee
Miss Sallie Bedford, formerly of this
place, who has been member of the
firm of Adams & Wott, manufacturers
and dealers in soda fountains since the
d cath Ct her husband, which occurred
a few years ago, has sold her interest
Ia same and she with her brother, John
Bedford, who is her business manager,
will return to Kentucky to make their
future home.
One of the most pleasant social
events of the season was ''Razzle-
Dazzle" Party given by Miss Ruth Nc
Clintock on Friday evening, at the
home OF h father, Mr.. thomas Me-
Clintock. The color scheme was red
and white a I'd was carried out in dec
orations, candles and refreshments.
The decorations were beautiful and
interspersed with potted PLANTS. The
social Was given in honor of Misses
Ethel McGinnis, of Eminence, Mary
Gudgell, Owingsville, and Minnie
Norris, Germantown, who with the
hostess, we're in the receiving hne.