The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-12-13
MILLERSBuRG ITEMS.
Holly at Mock s.

Holly at MOck's.
There were 1O2 railroad tickets sold
here Tuesday for the inauguration.
See the line of pictures at Mock $
Marion WhaIey, of Illinois, is the
guest of his mother. Mrs. Mary )
Whaley.
Mr.. Toadvine and family have
moved to the farm recently purchased
Of Mr.. Berry Bedford.
Mrs. S. M. Allen returned Mon
day from three weeks visit TO New
Orleans, Memphis and Helena, Ark
Try our marshmallow rolls. You
CASE & co.
Mrs. w. w. Hutchinson, who has
been with her cousin, Mrs. j. C. Leer.
for the past three weeks returned to-
her home at NeptOn Tuesday.
\ Get your presents now and I will
deliver them Christmas eve. Store
open nights. CIV
Ladies Aid Society of Methodist
church will have candy and handher-
chief sale at the Exchange Bank Satur- (
day.
Don't forget the sale of cakes.
! pies, candies and other good things by
the G. w. B. M. at the drug store OF
Smith & Waddell, today.
j. H. Stewart is not so well. DIR.
Wallingford, of Paris, was here We'd
nesday in consultation with DIR. W. M.
Miller as to his condition.
For Rent.-A nice five room cot
tage on Main street in good condition
For further particulars call on
DR.. M. MILLER.
Pocket knives, carving sets or bak-
ing dishes will make useful Christmas
presents. Miller and Best have the line
that you can select from and not make
a mistake.
Don't failito see our handsome line
of Haveiin, French and decorated
China, and cut glass. Come and make
your purchase early
LOUIS vIMONT.
Mrs. Clifton Mann received word
Monday that her cousin, James Wood.
of Collins, Mississippi, had his hand
amputated, caused by being crushed In
a saw mill.
If you want canned goods we hand G :
the best grades which are the cheapest
T y them and you will be pleased.
|, LOUIS VIMONT.
Oysters Oysters They are good
every way ii you have good oysters
The best can be found at Proctor &
Co. S. If you don't believe it try
them.
Come in and see my line of Christ
mas goods. Notice the list on page s.
l will deliver goods in Millersburg.
bought before Dec. 23rd. Ny line of
/ pictures, dressing tables, chiffoniers
and easy chairs is exceptionally strong.
Come in and see my stock even if yo7
don't want to buy.
IT. HINTON.
The faculty and cadets of M. a..
l. attended the Inauguration of Cover
nor Wilson. at Frankfort, Tusddy, In
body. The drill by the cadets was
one of the pleasant features of she
day, and was highly complimented by
everybody, it heing claimed by rnanr
visitors that they excelled K. M. L
This reflects great credit on Major Best
and his superior faculty.
Pies cakes and jelly rolls, fresgs
at all times. Give US your order fer
Christmas cakes. We are prepared to
give you what you want.
CASE & CO.
Mrs Claude Vimont entertained
quite number of her lady friends to
finch from l 80 to a p. m. Thursday
in honor of her guests, Mrs. Smith. OF
Flemingsburg, Mrs. Omar RatliF, Mrs. r
Rowland Ratliff, of SharpsbuTg, and
| Mrs. Sterling Davis, of Helena The
house was beautifully decorated and n
very elaborate lunch was served II
was one of the events of the season.
Our line of Sterling silver is The
best. That is what you are looking
for. Select your Christmas or wedding
present before it is picked over.
LOUIS VIMONT.
| Mrs. Haddassa Thorn, aged about
| 60. died M onday at the home of her
son-in-law, Frank Moor, of Lexington.
Va. Mrs. Thorn was the widow of the
late Thomas Thorn, who died several
years ago. The most of her life was
spent here. She leaves one daughter.
Mrs. Frank Moor, of Lexington, Va.
with.whom she has resided for several
years. The remains arrived here Tues
day at noon, and were buried at 3
o'clock from the home of her nephew.
Wallace Shannon, after an appropriate
funeral service by Rev. II. r. Laird.
{ f Lyndon, her form er pastor when she
| resided at Millersburg, and also an
uncle of her son-in-law, Mr.. Moor.
Mr.. Moor was the only member of the
family who came to Kentucky with the
/ remains, Mrs. Moor being detained on
i account of little children.