The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-02-08
MIELERSBURG ITEMS.

Mr.. Joseph A. Miller is quite Iii
with grippe.
job printing neat and cheap-give
me call. r. M. CALDWELL.
Mrs. Maurier, of Lexington. is the
guest Of Mrs. c. B. Smith.
There is very little change in the
conditions f MFRS. A. S. Eess.
Mr.. C. B. Layson and nliy moved
.nto their new home last week.
&C. w. Howard was in Cincinnati
on business tuesday and Wednesday.
DIR. l. D. Best was in Lexington
Tuesday and Wednesday on business.
j. C. Leer sold 80 hogsheads of
tobacco in Louisville last week at an
average of 9 cents.
Rev. ]. W. Sturdevant was in
Bethel, Ohio, from Saturday till Mon
day preaching there Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Dorain, of Memphis,
Tenn, arrived Tuesday as the guest
Of her father, MIR. j. G. Allen.
We have just received'a car load of
0ice Southern pine boxing. Prices
reasonable.
PEALE COLLIER & CO.
John F. Mcdaniel, accompanied by
a friend, Clarence Foster, of Cynthi-
ana, was the guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John F. Mcdaniel, Sunday.
Miss Nellie Shay attended a copy
social and euchre party given by the
ladies of the Catholic church, of Paris,
Wednesday night and won third prize.
VIM. Layson and daughter, Miss
Clarene, left Thursday for Hot Springs,
Ark, for several weeks stay. From
there Miss Layson goes to Jackson
gllle, Fla, for an extended visit.
, Jerry, the popular tdog of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. A. Vimont, was poisoned Sun
day. This dog was known by everyone
and used to carry notes and packages
from Mr.. Vimont's, place of business
20 his residence.
Rev. W. s. Morphis, of the Metho-
dist church. will begin a protracted
meeting February 18th. There will be
week of prayer services preceding
the meeting.
Fred AuXier and family have NOV
ed from Mason county to their farm
near Cane Ridge. Mrs. Auxier was
formerly a Miss Patton and will be
located near her old home. Mr.. Auxier
was general manager of the depart
ment store of l.. G. Auxier, of this
place at the time of its dissolution.
The official board of st. Paul's
Methodist Episcopal church, South. of
Parkersburg, w. Va, gave banquet
in honor of their pastor, Rev. U. v.
w. Darlington, former pastor of the
Millersburg church. Rev. Darlington
was selected as POSTMASTER. 1t will
be remembered that Rev. Darlington
married Miss Ida Clark, of this place,
while pastor of this church. They
have two bright little children.
Mrs. Ford Brent and Mrs. Marion
Daley, of Paris. will be at Mrs. c. B.
Smiths this afternoon to confer with
Cle ladies of Millersburg and commu-
nifty in regard to the Bourbon County
Hospital. Mrs. Smith, as vice presi-
dent this district, extends a cordial
invitation to the ladies, trusting all
VIII attend the meeting. Certainly Mil
,ersburg should be interested in this
worthy cause and should lead help
slng hand.
Mrs, Esther Hurt, wife of DIR. S.
r. Hurt. died January 31st at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Rice, of Paints
vile. Ky. She had been in failing
hea .Ch for several years. The family
formerly resided in Millersburg. Two
years ago DIR. and Mrs. Hurt sold their
home here and have been spending the
tine since with their daughters. She
Is survived by her husband. four daugh-
ters, Mrs. Rice, of Paintsville; Mrs.
L. G. Auxier of Edenburg, Ind Mrs.
Preston and Miss Ella Hurt, one son,
s. r. M. Hurt, of Colorado.
The community was shocked Mon
day about noon when it had been learn |
ed that Mr.. G.. W. Kemper was found
dead in his barn lot. Mr.. Kemper had |
gone out that morning to feed his stock
complaining at the time of pain in his
side. Later the mules were seen to 90
70 the barn alone. A search was insti-
tuted by his daughters, but to no, avaiI.
Mr. Henry Lection and son-in-law. Mr..
MARI, We're called in. He was soon
found by Mr.. MARI in remote part of {
the lot dead. DIR. w. v. Huffman was
hastily sum moned but it is supposed