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

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- AsMiss Ella B. Metcalfe returned To
ner home at MayvsiIle Wednesday after
ten days visit ito her cousins. Miss
Laura Jeffel son.
Mss Mamie Bowden, who has been
1 the guest of her. grandmother. Mrs.
/ NaneyFAlIen for several davs returned
to her home at WinchestfraTHursIag s.s...
Miss Lizzie Murphy, who has bee.
the guest of he cousin, Mr.. 7. E.
sasS'see-=atad- family, =returned.- her
nome at Lexington for few days.
.aIrs2 f-sIsrgaret eHutchcrafs eand
grapddaughefr, Miss ma .agfet Stan
hards leave Etoday for Pueblo, Col. s-te
spend The summer WITHIN fss Sta1ard' s
father.
). q. Allen and daughter. Miss:
Eiizsbeth
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Dorian, the latter
from Memphis, TenfL- spent saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. L. r.
Rogers, of Cane Ridge. fSEsEsJ A1Ea6
Mrs. Lucinda zB!S Ashton, eoffst5
Joseph. No, arrived, last Tuesday for
visltto her nephew,f Mf.FEE E.fSagr
age. On arriving she, found a. telegram
of a pressing business nature awaiting
her calling her home ataonce.ge She left
on the afternoon train accompanied by
Mr.. Savage as far as Cifieinnati.s bill
!, FARMERS - NOTICING have.
4, 0o0 busheEszof handstripped bluegrass
seed. All of this unsold when our
machine stripped seed is sold will be
shipped. H-yeu wantzany-ef,. this seed
placeF7Rour order now anda have Sc
weighed up--ahd puts away for you.
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IA p Ill ElR. &! co. J
The contract for the new Associ
afed Reform chuFe1Ki WAS ter rbursday
To- Butler & eSheeler and will eest about
81, coo. 1t is modern up-to-date little
building, with lecture room, audito-
fium anc preachers study. The con-
gregg ton is small but determined to
hold itself together. 1t is only by the
untirihg efforts of their pastor, Rev.
g. L. Kerr that this was made posi-
pie. Itzsslceeeds the old#bricketenaplel
on the esynEhHaila pike, wf1ieh was; btifIea
in 1919. #aladw as SOLD in 1854 to Samuel:
q -MaSter George Morton Jim es en- t ers
tanned Friday night about fifty Of his
little friends at the home of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Jones. The
grounds were beautifully Illuminated
with Japanese, lanterns, while. the
house was decorated with fiags| The
national eof0rss Prevailed in RveryEa
thing. Games and fireworks Were in-4
dulged in and refreshments consisting
of ices and cakes were served. The
evening was one that will always be
remembered by the little folks.
Il Miss Katherine Linville resigned
her position as postal clerk at the post
office en- July l. Miss Linville has
held this position since last October
and was the successor of Miss Mary
Louise Boulder, kind and courteous,
attentive to the interests of all with
whom she was called on to deal She,
bike Miss Boulder, soon made multi
.tude of friends who sincerely regret
her RESIGNATION. She wa. succeeded by
sMr B. s-=AA.---Neai ~eookkeepcr
FARMERS Bank, who is in every re-
Espect thorough business man.
L Our community was shocked We'd
Enesday morning when 1t was isarAHd'
sthat Mrs. Matte Frank Baird had re-
Ec aived a telegram announcing the sud-
sden death of her father, Mr.. Robert
EMcClelIand, of Cincinnati. Mr.. Nc
HClelland was So years of age, dying
Suddenly of heart trouble. He was
Econversing at the time with friends.
sand died without struggle. He-was
/ a son of the late Joseph McClelland, of
this place, a prominent stock dealer and
Farmer, and was himself wellsknewn;
on the stock exchange in former years.
His wife preceded him to thegraye
several years ago. He is survived by
one daughter, Mrs. Matte Frank
Baird, of Mt. Sterling. his aged moth
err, Mrs. Martha McCleiland, of Paris,
and one brother, Mr.. j. c. McClel-
land, of Cincinnati. The remains were
brought here for burial Thursday at
noon and were taken to the home of
Mrs. C. w. Corring ton, where a. yshert
funeral service was held by Rev. r.
w. Watts of the Methodist church,
after which the remains were Laid 60
rest in the ,Millersburg cemetery The
family have the sympathy of th6ehtine
community in this sad loss. The fol-
lowing is list of the out-of-town peo-
pie who attended the funeral: Mr..
and Mrs. C. r. Turner, Mrs Davis,
Mrs. Langston, of Paris; Mrs. John
Hutsell, Mr.. j. w. Powling, and
daughter, of Carlisle. SS0lo