The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-03-01
MILLERSBURG ITEMS.

job printing neat and cheap, give
me call. r. M. CALDWELL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Leer moved to
!, their farm Tuesday.
! Mrs. Margaret Ravenscraft and
Mrs. A. S. Best are improving.
Mrs. Claude Vlmont is visiting her
sist +, Mrs. Vim. Smith, of Flemings-
burg.
Rev. H. R. Laird, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, rendered his res
Iignation Sunday.
&C. &C. Chanslor was the guest of
his uncle, J. T. Parker, of Maysville,
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mary Louise Boulder was the
guest OF her uncle, Mr.. Harry Conway,
of Carlisle, Wednesday,.
Misses Bowden and Clark, of. Flerh-
ingsburg, spent Saturday with their
aunt, Mrs. Margaret Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Howard NOV
ed Wednesday to Cynthiana to take
charge of the Hotel Hamilton.
DIR. c. w. Mathers, who is in the
hospital, at Louisville, is improving
and hopes to return home ina few days.
Mrs. J. H. Maston and son have
moved to the Evans property lately
purchased from Jefferson & Kemper.
r. M. Caldwell was the guest of
his brother-in-law, c. HI. Cooper, of
Maysyille, from Saturday i'll Monday.
p Mrs. 7. c. jefferson returned to
her home at Lexington after few
days visit to her aunt, Mrs. M. !.
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-Protracted meeting at the Meth6L
dist church began Wednesday night.
Rev. Mr.. Morphis is assisted by his
father, Rev. Morphis, of Texas.
Mr.. Robert Hunter and daughter
hive moved from Paris to the home of
his niece, Mrs. Annie Jefferson, where
they will remain for the present:
Mrs G. S. Allen entertained the
NJ. M. |. students who attend thetPres-
byt srian chul ca and others SATURDAY.
evening. The occasion was delight
full one. a =
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Dimnitt leave
Sat friday for Cincinnati to remain(untiI
after the Boxall recital Monday even
ing, III which their daughter, Miss Lula
McNamara, takes art. Il
i nave accepted the agency for the
Lexington Herald and Kentucky Even.
ilg Gazette. All persons desiring
these papers leave their orders at the
postoilice or my home.
R. NJ. CALDWELL. 4
Mrs. 0. NJ. Johnson, President of
the c. w. B. M, of the Millersburg
Christian church, entertained Miss
Delaney over Sunday. MisszDelanev's
address before the Auxiliary was beau
tiful and instructive. DESPITE the had
day good audience was present.
Mr.. Robert Tune and family left
Monday for Carlisle, where they will
remain until March 18th. From there
they go to oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
to make their future home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tune have made a number of
friends during their sojourn with as.
who regret their departure. ::
Mr.. Willis Bostain has a net pro,,,d
hog that upsets the old theory that he
@~~~ az ~ ADE1Cc1doCS OH fGBTllafY
z. He went into his snug den last fall.
and was not been again until tae morn,
ing OF February 20. He came ont ON
that morning, stood for a while on his
hind feet, and seeing. dog went into
his den and has not been seen since.
:. DIR. w. G. Daley has moved to his
new Office in the property Of Mrs. Sallie-I
Best, recently vacated by The millinery
parlor OF Lee & Letton.. Mr.. Dan
Hurst and family have moved TO fhe
property of VIM Mifler. vacated bv
IA. 2. Collier and family. . MI. Silas
Cleaver and family to the farm iatelv
purchased from Mr.. Dan Hurst Mr.
A; I. Motfit to the farm lately purchas-
ed from Mr.. Cleayer; Mrs. Powell, Of !
Cynthiana, to the rooms in Millers fat
vacated by Robert Tune. Mrs. Ida
kearns will move to Kansas about
March 10th. her daughter, Miss Lonise
VIII remain here until the close of the
Masonic school at Louisville. and She /
will leave with her little brothers and 7
sister. r. L.. Wilson moved Wednes-
day.to his property purchased from r.
W. Becraft and Berry Bedford frnm J
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