The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-05-07
MILLERSBURG ITEMS.

Bargains IN box and bed touches.
See our window. JOE w. MOCK, i
-AIumnal banquet of the Mlllers-
burg Female College will be held on
Saturday. May 18th.
The M. M. l. cadets are preparing
for a minstrel which will be given dur
ing their commencement.
FOR RENT. Rooms suitable for
housekeeping. Apply to
MILLER & BEST,
Mr.. Able Rus, of Mayslick, and
Miss Ethel Wallingford, of German
town, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reese
Clark.
j. A. Miller Left Thursday for
few days visit to his brother-in-laws,
Messrs. Ben and William Best, OF Gin
cinnati.
Misses Mary and Clara Ardery, of
cousins, Mrs. Virginia Pollock and
Mrs. Lou Talbot.
Miss Lula Sharp returned to her
home at SharpsDurg, Sunday after
several weeks visit to Mrs. r. /.
Barnes
Miss Annie Jefferson, who has
been visiting relatives here for several
weeks. returned to her home at Mays
lick Sunday.
Call No. 81, either phone, at any
time for all kinds of building material
feed, coal, etc.
STEWART & CLARK. |
Rev. Andrews, of CovintgOn, has
accepted call as pastor of the Baptist
church and entered on his work Sun |
DAY. He will reside at Covington.
The musical recital at the Female
College Friday evening was good and
well attended. Every number was
highly appreciated and several of the
young ladies responded to enchores.
Say Don't forget that the disk
harrow we sell can be converted into
tongueless if you want tOngueleSs.
PEALE COLLIER & co.
Mrs. w. G. McClintock and child
rem were guests of her sister, Mrs.
VIM Bedford, of Pine Grove, from Fri
day till Monday.
We have put in standard line of
pianos and organs and guarantee salts
faction. Call and inspect. Buy from
rs and we will save you money.
BROWN & MURRAY.
4 have several vacant rooms in the
fiat adjoining my residence, which are
forarent. They are conveniently ar
ranged for two families. For further
particulars call on Mrs. Lou F. Conway.
Rev. and Mrs. G. L. Kerr and Sis
ter, Miss McElroy, Mr.. Harvey Thorn
and Thomas Marshall, left Friday for
to attend the Presbytery.
Of the Associated Reformed Presby-
terrain church, returning Monday.
The special missionary services at
the Christian church Sunday morning
and evening we're well attended, the
collection amounted to Sl70,
the evening to about $50. Most all the
available space was taken at both SER
vices. The choral work of Miss
Philips chorus class was solos by Miss
Belle Taylcr Judy and Mr.. James 3.
Cray were excellent. The organ was
presided over by Miss Kate Miller and
under her magic touch delighted all
hearers.
The following invitation has been
received by relatives: ''Mr. and Mrs.
Hiram S Wood request the pleasure of
your company at the marriage of their
Edith, to DR., Hamlet S. Gar
land, on Wednesday, the fifteenth of
May, one thousand nine hundred and
seven at siX-thirty. Oskaloo5a, Iowa. Z"
DR. Garland is nephew of Messrs.
G. W., Charley, John and Ashby Leer
and graduate of M. M. ]. His early
life was spent in this community. He
has been connected with the medical /
fraternity of Oscaioesa for the past
Two years and has won an enviable
reputation as physician and surgeon.
They Will visit his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Garland, at Vanceburg, and stop
here for few days before their re-
turn.
Mrs. Margaret Ravenscraft, aged I
Sc, died at the home of her Son-in-law, |
MIR. James Arthur, Saturday afternoon I.
at o'clock, after a lingering illness. /
Some months ago she was partially !
pafalyZed and since then she has been /
almost helpless, conscious and able to /
talk some at times. For the past two /
months her death has been expected |
almost daily, but having a wonderful /
constitution she was able to fight the !
Srinn monster until the time named. /
She leaves two daughters, Mrs. James
il. Arthur. of this place. and Mrs. w. /
r. Gill of Washington, Ky. She moved
here with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur, more
than twenty years ago, from Mayslick
The funeral toGk place Monday after
noo.l from her home at $3.50, services
by Rev. H. r. Laird. The remains
were taken to Maysville this morning
for BURIAL in the family lot by the side
Of her husband and children.
The bali game Saturday afternoon
between Kentucky State College and
MiilersbGrg Military Institute, on the
sssr6undS Of the former, resulted in
Score of to in afvor of the institute.
The game was exciting from start to
finish. The Institute team has won
everything they have gone after and
when they defeat Georgetown, will
= II, oI,o of fhn Stotn