The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-01-10
MILLERSBURG ITEMS.

&C. F. Jones is better.
: j. H. Stewart is able to be out
Mr.. VIM. Layson left Wednesday
for two weeks sojuorn at Martins
vile, Ind.
Mr.. w. G. McClintock attended
the marriage of his niece, Miss Howe
at Elizaville. Tuesday.
MIR. ]. D. Hinton, of Pryor Creek.
Okla, is the guest of his brother-in-
law, Mr.. F. F. Hurst.
Mr.. Lindsey Ware, OF Hot. Springs.
Ark. arrived Monday as the guest OF
his uncle, Mr.. VIM. Hamilton.
Mrs. Jennie Pollock, Miss Nellie
Shea, Messrs. Garrett Mason and Josh
Barton continue about the same.
Miss Ida Conway and son, Mr..
Clarence Conway, of Paris, were guests
of relatives here Tuesday and sWednes-
day.
When you want fresh meat or oys-
tiers cali up Proctor & Co., Home
phone 107, and your order will be
promptly attended to.
-McClntock & Sons had valuable
grey mare to die Monday night. She
was thought to be all right during the
day and had been driven.
Miss Eva Stump returned to her
home at Cynthiana Tuesday, after
spending a week with her uncle, Mr..
Sam Endicott and family.
Mr.. William Vimont and daughter,
Miss Lottie, returned to their home
at Louisville, Monday, after spending
the holidays with his sister, Mrs.
; Elizabeth Vimont.
Mr.. Samuel Endicott and family
desire to thank their friends and
neighbors for their many acts of kind
ness during the illness and after the
death of wife and mother.
Ali persons indebted to US will
please call and settle at once. You
have received the goods, your name is
on our books, it takes money to run our
business. MILLER & BEST.
DIR. Zed C. Layson, recently of
, New Orleans, son of Mr.. VIM. LaysOn,
of Millersburg, has permanently locat-
ed in McAlister, Oklahoma, to prac-
, tice his profession.
, All daily papers coming to town
can be found in the window of the
meat store of Proctor & Co. Leave
, your order for any you may desire, and
it will be promptly attended to.
r. NJ. CALDWELL.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Judy, Mes
, DANES D. M. Johnson. and E. L. Beed-
ing. Messrs.S S. R. Allen. e. w. Judy
and J. B. Cray, attended the funeral
, of Mr.. VIM. Howse at Carlisle We'd
nesday afternoon. Mr.. Howse formerly
lived near Miilersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McClintock,
; Mr. and Mrs. w. G. McClintock and
. Mrs. G. r. Jones, attended the funeral
of Mrs. Alex McClintock, at Lexing-
ton, Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Alex
McClinCock spent the greater part of
: her life near Millersburg. Mr.. Nc
Clintock and family moved to LeXing-
ton in March of 1889. She is survived
by seven children, four sons and three
= daughters. Her husband preceded hel
; to the grave few years ago.
Rev Hemphill. of the Presby ter
Y ian Theological Seminary, at Louis
! vile, will conduct the closing services
< of the week of prayer at the Presby-
z terrain church tonight. He will also
4 praech at the same place Saturday anC
Sunday. Communion services Sunday
]. morning and special sermon TO the
\ young men Sunday evening. DR..
Hemphill is a man of more than Ordi-
!. nary ability and the public should take
\ advantage of this opportunity 20 hear
him.
Public installation of officers OF
> Amity Lodge No. 40, +. q A. M. took
\ place at the Methodist church Tuesday
( evening at z 80. it was the first public
, installation of the kind held here in
; many years, and naturally it drew a
{ large crowd. The spacious auditorium
y and lecture room were entirely too
; small to accommodate the large num-
( Der of people present. The lodge is an
, old one and the charter which hung
; over the Worshipful Master, bears date
{ of 1917; the Bible used has been the
, property of the lodge since 1918. About
= twelve years ago the lodge building
{ was burned, and the charter and Bible
, were all of the early history of this
; lodge, that were saved. Mr.. w. A.
( Butler, retiring Worshipful Master,
I, did his work nicely in installing the in
. coming officers. He is one OF the
Z younger members of the order and has
, gone through all the chairs. The work
! of the male trio. of Carlisle, and the
( vocal solo of Mrs. Gertrude johnson
, were among the pleasant features Of
: the evening, while the address of Rev.
{ T. w. Watts, of the Methodist church,
, deserves special mention. The follow
: ing were the officers installed: w. NJ,
( f. F. Hurst; 5. W., J. H. Burroughs
; J. W.. Joe w. Mock; Tyler. Garrett
\ NJ nv ID
M. Allen; s. D.. Peale Collier; J. D.,
! j. H. Linvilie. Following is the pro-
; gram rendered:
{ Invocation SOng-Hearom.
, Messrs. Mathers. Spencer, Ross.
Invocation-J. ID. Waters.
Z Trio" Blessed Savior. by w. E..
, H., Messrs. Mathers. Spencer, Ross.
installation of Officers conducted by
: by w. A. Batter, w. Nj.