The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-11-13

IOOm VI y. VI. HllSu anu ulU WSn' VII
the whole it was one of the most quiet
primaries ever held here.
-Maish Lamenated Cotton Down
Comforts at Mock's.
Miss L. V. Patterson and Miss
Margaret Brown are much improved. .
Mr.. A. J. Thaxton, of State Uni
versity, Lexington, was at home from
Friday till Monday.
Mrs. G. S. Allen left Monday for a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Romulus
Payne, of Georgetown.
Mrs. e. M. Best left Wednesday
for st. Joseph Hospital. Lexington. to
take the rest treatment.
Master Albert Halves leaves today
for short visit to his brother, Mr..
Aleck Halves, in Covington.
Mrs. J. H. Carpenter returned
Saturday from visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Friend, of Irvine.
Mrs. Cracraft returned Saturday to
her home at Sharpbsurg after a brief
visit to her brother, Mr.. j. G. Alien.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zene FIaugher de-
sire to thank their many friends for
the attention shown their mother dur
ing her recent illness.
Mrs. Margaret Dorsey and niece,
Mrs. Eddy Collier, returned Monday
evening from a visit to Mrs. Griffith,
mother, of the latter, at Payne's Depot.
Mrs. S. M. Allen and sister-in-Iaw,
Miss Elizabeth Allen spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ephram Woods of
Stanford.
Mr.. Yorke of the Miller Concert
Co., is a violinist possessing great
temperamenta nd playing with intensi-
ty and dash and is just the type of vio-
linist to please ALL classes.
The instructors of music and elocu-
tion of the Millersburg Female College
will give chapel recital this evening.
All friends and patrons of the institu-
ton are cordially invited.
One pleasant hit of the past season
was the delightful work of the soprano
sololst with the Zigler- Howe orchestra.
Miss Berthan Allgower. We are to
be congratulated on securing this
beautiful and charming singer who is
now with Miss Miller's copmany.
Miss Julia Miller as deIeagte, Mrs.
EN-. Thomson, secretary and Mrs. A.
5. Best lady manager Of Juvenile
Works, attended the district meeting
of the WOmans Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist church at
Frankfort Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday.
Don't forget our Cloak Sale TODAY
and tomorrow. We have too manv
cloaks and we need money, SO they
must go. The Rug Sale is still on and
bargains are promised. Would be glad
to have our friends call and pay up
some OF their bills.
CORRINGTON & SMEDLEY.
The Lyceum Course consisting of
four numbers will open at the opera
house Thursday evening. Nov. 10 at 8
O'Clock, with the Gertrude Miller Con-
cert Company. Tickets go on sale
Monday afternoon at the drug store of
Smith & Wadell. Reserved seats 80
cents; general admission 50 cents.
Season tickets S1.00; 10 cents extra for
each number if you want reserved
seats. All school children who attend
with either of the colleges can get re-
served seats for 81 on a season ticket.
These rates are extremely low and we
placed them within the reach of all
You surely will not hesitate to give M
the dollar for four entertainments of a
high class in which all the participants
are artists.
Miss Gertrude Goodwin Miller is
best described:has the Maud Adams of
the Lyceum. Her charming PERSONAL
lty and intense earaestness are onlv in
cidental to her complete transformation
to the various characters she assumes
So perfect is her art, so well moduIat-
ed is her strong full voice, so grace
full and natural her every movement
that you do not see Miss Miller on the
stage you see only the creatures of her
Imagination and'your joy, or sadness. or
anxiety is her joy or, sadness or anxi-
ETY.. Miss Miller will be supported bv
an exceptionally strong company. Mr.
Johann Mayer, is pianist of unusual
brlliancy and.we predict that his piano