The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-02-22
MILLERSBURG ITEMS.

-OOO pEIuJIIlS neat dIlU cheap, give
me call. R. M. CALDWELL.
Horse, mule and cattle sale at the
barn of w. d. Mcintyre, Friday, Feb
cuary 22. Something there for every
Body.
Misses Mary Taylor and Belle T.
Judy left Monday for an extended visit
30 Mrs. Creighton, of Indianapolis, and
Mrs, Karl Vaught, of Parker, Indiana.
The first Flintoid Roofing in Bour-
bon county was used ten years ago and
that roof is without leak today. The
roofing is no experiment but has stood
the test of time. For sale by
PEALE COLLIER. & co.
There will be special services at
the Christian church, Sunday morning,
conducted by the C. w. B. M. 1t will
BE- in charge of Miss Annie Delaynie,
of Winchester. The ladies are request
Ell to meet at the parlors of the Bour-
bon Hotel at 10 40 and go to the church
IN body.
Make your cistern water sweet and
pure by using the Star Filter. Sold by
MILLER & BEST.
Mrs E. G. Sharp, of Mexico, Mo-,
has accepted position as principal of
music, at NJ. F. c., recently vacated
by Mrs. Byrd and arrived Saturday.
Ollie Arrowsmith, of Cleveland, O., a
past graduate of the NJ. M. |. is the
guest Of Joe Penn Redmon.
i have accepted the agency for the
Lexington Herald and Kentucky Even
ing Gazette. All persons desiring these
papers who do not see me on the street
can procure them by calling at the
po5toffice. Anyone desiring them left
st their homes will leave orders there
or at my home. Home phone 50.
r. M. CALDWELL.
j. H. Arthur and others leave to-
day for the MaysvilIe Tobacco Fair
which convenes Saturday.
The engagement of Mr.. Eldy Col
lier, of this place, and Miss Adrien
Griffith, of Payne's Depot, is annOunc-
ed and their wedding will take place
some time in the spring. Mr.. Collier
is a popular young farmer near town.
Miss Griffith is an attractive young
lady with many friends and relatives
here.
Mrs. C. M. Best was taken to st.
Joseph Hospital Lexington Tuesday
for treatment.
Rev. j. B. McCabe, of Louisville,
will preach at the Baptist church Sun
day morning and evening.
The farmers are all busy burning
tobacco beds. This has been a nice
week for it.
Quit worrying over that old pillow,
throw it away and buy Vulcan, the
best plow on earth. For sale by
STEWART & CLARK.
Mr. j. G. Smedley left for New
York, Wednesday morning, where he
will purchase one of the largest and
handsomest lines of dry goods ever
shown in Millersburg.
Mr. J. w. Boulden, of Maysville,
was the guest of his brother, Postmas-
ter r. B. BoGlden, Wednesday.
The windows of Darlington &
Smedley were appropriately and beau
tjfully decorated for the END.
Elder P. F. King, of Knoxville.
Tenn. was in town Thursday. He was
indeed welcome visitor.
Miss Louise Gray is ill with grippe.
Misses Fannie and Lydia Laytbam,
Of Mayslick, are guests of Mrs. Ashby
Leer.
VIM. Peed, of Indianapolis. Ind,
was the guest of his brother, ]. J. Peed
last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Mcdaniel. of Carlisle,
is at the bedside of her aunt, Mrs.
Margaret Ravenscraft.
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth. returned Monday from
a weeks visit to Mrs. Miller's mother,
Mrs. Catherine Howe, of Covington.
Mrs. T. c. jefferson, of Lexing-
ron, arrived Wednesday as the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. M. j. Caldwell.
Mr.. Lawrence Thorn, of near town
and Miss Sadie Snodgrass, of Riddles
Mills, were married Wednesday after
noon at Lexington. They were accom-
panied by Mr. Thos. Thorn. brother
Of she groom and Miss Ida Belle Tate. |