The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-04-12
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t2e q call. r. NJ. CALDWELL.
FOR SALE About 200 locust posts
"A IS cents each to take the lot.
These posts are cut from old trees and
a2e little rough but good stout posts.
PEALE COLLIER.
William Payne, aged nearly ninety
seaTs, dieG Monday morning of general
debility He had resided i'm this com
a8n5ty all his life, and was a carpenter
hy trade. His wife died several years
aga B5e leaves two sons and one
daughter, son and daughter having
lied since Christmas. Mrs. Chas. Lam
xssSaeg, Of Paris, and Mr.. J. w. Payne,
af 1tis place. Mr.. Payne was a mem
GER of the Methodist church. The fune
raj took place Tuesday afternoon at the
aiSllerSburg cemetery. Gsss
Mr.. James Current died Saturday
morning at his home at Hooktown, of
resumption. He leaves wife and one
child.
-Mr. J. w. Powling, of Carlisle, was
acre on business Monday.
Aaron Smedley, of Hutchinson, was
she guest of MS brother, Mr.eJ. q.
SMledley, Monday. s@e ~ eSsza
Owing to the inclement weather
sf last Saturday it has been decided to
caqaat the horse show Saturday All
persons having stations or jacks TO
show are urged TO have them here by
enc o'clock.
--Mr. w. H. H. Johnson was here
Tuesday attending the funeral of Mr..
William Payne. N.Y. Payne presented
he petition Of Mr.. johnson TO the |. o.
D. +. lodge for membership many Years
4ssa
The first team Of Nm. l. will play
Center College at Danville, on Saturday
afternoon. The second team will cross
BATS with Winchester on NJ. NJ. |.
sa0a1nds Saturday afternoon, p cents.
ElS4sies free.
Mr.. Richard Walters. of Sharpa-
&Hv, and Mrs. Ella ThaXton, Of this
&ace. were m..rred Tuesday after
ap0l at Louisville. Their wedding
e.asZEsa in the nature Of surprise. Mr..
WAIVERS until January l was connected
Ezfah the Bourbon Hotel, afterwards
going IN business at Sharpsburg,
sF2ere he ROW resides. Mrs. ThaXtOn
Is widow, this being her third matri-
a2aAial venture.
Mr. John Shea Of this place, and
ggSSs Sallie McMahan, of the county,
eere married at Mt. Sterling Wednes-
Gag. Mr.. Shea is q son of Mrs. Rus
seA Mitchell, and is connected with
ehse Bourbon Home Telephone Com
panE.
Miss Lucille Martin entered NJ. T.
Z. Monday.
Miss Belle Taylor JUDY left Wednes-
aEay for few days visit TO her uncle,
aIE. w. H. H. Johnson, and family, Of
Paris.
Mrs. O. W. Lngels entertained a
Sxsaner of young people Tuesday even
lssr With card party in honor Of her
sister guest, Miss Elizabeth Allen.
DR.. c.. 3. Smith and sister, Mrs
y C.. Carpenter, left Thursday for a
sw0 weeks sojOurn at Martinsville,
lSaCaIana.
Il will stand my stallion, Richard
Wilkes, for 500 this season to insure
Asiag colt. He is highly bred. a
syKS producer, a good locker and a
Esfad mover.
HARVEY THORN.
Stop borrowing-get carpet
stre$eber at MOck's.
Miss. Nellie Shea visited friends
&c Paris Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Helen Hutchcraft, of Paris.
aTas MssS Sarah Jones, of Orth Middle
gkgn. returned home Monday after a
NzsSk 30 Miss Virginia Hutchcraft.
-Rsg. and Mrs. J. F. Mcdaniel at
a9me6 the funeral of Miss Hattie
e70sxG, at Centerville, Tuesday. The
saGwSees were conducted by Prof G.
T. Fisher, of M. F. C.
The members Of the Baptist church
@xe requested to meet at the church at
l6AcSeiock Sunday morning.
Rave you seen the iron beds and
sAnacess dresserS at MOcks.
-Mr. R. c. Chanslor awarded the
sGEEraet for his new cottage on North
&szssQ street to Butler & Sheeler.
8kiaA will begin in a few days.
-MTs. John A. Schwartz, Mrs.
lkxaeS Bradley, Mrs. T. F. Brannon.
Wares, Margaret and Sallie Comack
asRss Msggaret. ToOhey, of Paris, attend
32s ssfe Toohey-Glancey wedding at
Winchester Wednesday.
-Mss. Sophia Wornall has returned
saoaD San Francisco. where she spent
Tie TIHter. She will have charge of
latham Springs during the summer
sezs0z-
MIs. W.. O. florence has returned
ID her home in Winchester after a
SSH s9yfriendS and relatives in Paris.
Low Cut Shoes.
- L.