The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-08-18
VOLUME XVIII.
Mrs. Jesse Hughes Miller Passes
Away.


Tho announcement upon the streets
C,turdav morning that Mrs. Jessie
4n@bps Miller. the wife of Mr.. Bruce
Miller had passed away, was shock
- +be many friends of the deceased
ond east a gloom over the en- ire COM
Mrs Miller was the daughter of the
,ota lanes NJ. Hughes and Mrs. Re-
Larca Hughes. and was preceded to the
ave by half brother. Mr.. Nathan
Bavles. only few weeks ago.
Mrs. Miller had been in her usual
baalth ND t. Friday morning and being
If q domestic nature had spent the
Grst Of the week in canning fruit. On
Friday morning she was not feeling
-roII and rem aimed IN bed. Her family
nbvsician visiting her during the day.
Her husband, Mr.. Bruce Miller.
odiror of the Kentuckian-CitiGon, and
whose duties called him to his office
Friday evening, was called up by her
at about 8 O'Clock, telling him she was
feeling badly and for him to come
home as soon as possible. MIR. Miller
started for home at once and upon his
arrival there summoned physician,
U,ho administered TO her and left not
thinking she was in any immediate
danger. -.
ode mon the bed noticed her heavy
broathinp at midnichtssand endeavored
TO arouse her He raised her In his
arms and asked II she knew him, and
she replied, Yes. Bruce" and sank
into Inconsistencies from which she
never rallied.
PHYSICIANS were summoned at once,
and all that medical skill could 90 was
done to save this lovely young woman
TO her devoted young husband ana aged
mother The fatal uremic poisoning.
however. had GoLe its deadly work and
sha rassed away at 9:l5 o clock Sat
urday morning.
Death at all times is sad, but In this
case it is douhly sad. 1t takes from
the aged mother the only child left to
comfcrt her in ner declining years. Ii
tecrs the loving wife from the arms CT
2 loving husband For eleven years
this volng couple had lived togethe
in the closest and fondest communion OF
two loving hearts, and it can truly &c
said in this case that it was 1.-TWO
souls with out single thought, two
hearts that beat as one.
We mourn with this aged ana fond
mother who idolized this daughter, and
with this heartbroken husta ID IN the
loss of one whom we know he cherished
with the fondest of love and affection,
and this entire community mourns
with them and extends hes rtfelt SYM
patby. The dark cloud that is row
lowering over this saddened household
may seem one with no silver lining,
bIt'mother, husband, cast thy sorrows
and burdens at the feet Of Him who
gaveth and who taketh away and
surely He will give you assurances
that will comfort you, such comfort
that earthly friends cannotsgive:.
Mrs. Miller was 80 years OF age,
and is survived by her husband anC
mother.
The funeral services were held al
tae family residence near town yester.
day afternoon, at a o'clock, conducted
by Elder Carey E. Morgan, OF the
Christian church, of which the deceas
ed had long been member. bufia
at Paris cemetery. 49,
11--Active palI-tearers were: AibeT
Hinton, Ford Brent, Swift Champ, )
W. Bacon, DR.. Bruce Smith, j. II
Rosberry. Honorary: J. }. McChn
took, VIM. Myall, J. I. Hinton, Sr;
DIR. SiIas Evans, T. H. Tarr, W. L
Board