The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-01-07
MILLERsBURG ITEMS.

Mrs. VIM. Hamilton is on the sick
list.
&C. F. Jones continues about the
! same.
Mr.. ]. H. Stewart is improving
slowly.
j. T. Judy has been threatened
with pneumonia but is some better.
Miss Stewart, of Paris, arrived
Thursday as guest of her uncle, Mr..
j. H. Stewart.
Misses Blanton Collier and hllie
Long, of Cynthiana, are guests of Miss
Mary Mcdaniel.
Mrs. Wallace Shannon and Miss
Ethel Fisher heard Paderrewsk; IN Gin
cinnati Saturday night.
Miss Leona Letton has returned
from visit to her cousin, Mr.. Forrest
Letton and family at Paris.
Mrs. Margaret Howard and daugh-
ter, Miss Ida, were guests of her sis
ter, Mrs. John w. Mock Wednesday.
DIR. w. M. Miller, Mrs. C. M.
Best and Mr.. j. G. Smedley left Satur'
day for a two weeks stay at Martins
vile, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Moffitt and
daughter, Miss Alberta, returned
Thursday from a visit to relatives at
Sharpsburg.
When you want fresh meat or oys-
tiers cali up Proctor & Co., Home
phone 107, and your order will be
promptly attended to.
Miss Natalie Scales left Wednesday
for her home at Brooksville, Miss,
after spending two weeks with her SIS
ter, Mrs Wallace Shannon.
Miss Louise Warford, who mas been
spending the holidays at home, return
ed to her duties at Campbell-Hagerman
College, Lexington Thursday.
Mrs. Belle Armstrong, who has
been IN Indianapolis for several
months, with her daughter, Miss
Mary, is at home for the holidays.
ALI persons indebted to US will
please call and settle at once. You
on our books, it takes money to run our
business. MILLER & BEST.
Miss Anna James McClintock, who
has been spending the holidays at home
left Monday to resume her duties at
Lake Forest University, Lake Forest,
Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Thomason,
who have been spending the holidays
with his parents, Esquire and Mrs. E.
p. Thomson, returned to their home
Monday.
If you do not get your papers reg
ular for few days please call at
tention to it. Our force is entirely
new and may take a few days to
straighten out our business.
R. M. CALDWELL, Agent.
The Week of Prayer begun Mon
day night at the Presbyterian church
by Elder L. d. Waters. There will
be no services tonight on account OF
the public installation of the Masonic
ocers at the Methodist church. We'd
nesday night, Rev. r. S. Sanders at
Christian church; Thursday night, G..
. L. Kerr, at Baptist church; closing
Friday night at Presbyterian church.
The installation of the Masonic
. officers will take place tonight at the
Methodist church. The music will be
; OIl0 VI IHS SpSCldi 1SdIuISS VI IlIC ca
. ercises, the male quartette from Car
Isle will render several selections
Mrs. Gertrude Johnson has very ndly
. consented to sing, this in itself is
. enough to insure a large audience.
Rev. T. w. Watts will deliver an ad-
. dress on Masonry.
, Mr.. g. w. Mcintyre celebrated his
18th birthday Friday evening from to
9. All his children, grandchildren, a
, number of relatives and frieids were
present. The occasion was a delight
full one, and enjoyed by ALL Mr.. Nc
, Intyre is an active business man, a
member of the firm of Mcintyre &
Tackett, dealers in fresh meat, for
, many years. During his early life ne
was a prominent farmer and mule
dealer, and for a long time was a
, familiar figure on all the Southern
mule markets. He attends county
court regularly every month at Paris.
, Cynthiana and Carlisle and has not
missed either of these a dozen times in
fifty years. He can mount horse
, with the agility of young man and
when driving cattle he can gallop as
fast as a cow boy. For many years he
, has been an Elder in the Presbyterian
church. He can discuss religion or,the
Powers trial with all the ease of a
preacher or a lawyer, May ne live to
enjoy many more returns of this happy
day is the wish of all who know him.