The Bourbon news., 1908-10-13


place will be second to none in Ken
tucky.
Professor Fisher deserves a great
deal of credit for bringing such and in
stitution out of chaos and is one of the
few men who has in the past fifty
eight years had charge of the school
who has made it in every respect a
success. He took charge of the insti-
tuition in 1897 when it had to be sold
for debt. At the time of the fire he
had paid this Indebtedness and was liv-
ing on ''easy street, Through loyal
friends of the town and community,
coupled with his won money, the in
stitution was rebuilt and today we are
the proudest people on earth of our
$50, 100 school.
r. M. CALDWELL.
= All kinds of seed wheat.
PEALE COLLIER & co.
Miss Virginia Fitch returned Wed
nesday after two weeks visit to her
sons at Winchester.
Mrs. Herring, of Arkansas, arriv-
ed Wednesday as the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. d. P Jones.
Mrs. o. w. Ingels left Friday for
a short visit to Mrs.lJ. B. Marcum, at
Jackson. She will return this evening.
-Hoosier Drills, the best that's
made. PEALE COLLIER & co.
Mrs. ]. A. Miller was the guest of
her brother. Mr.. Thomas Best, of
Maysvilie, Friday and Saturday.
Fresh oysters and weinerwurst at
all times. PROCTOR q CO.
Mr.. M. P. Collier and Mrs. w. G.
Daley attended the Presbyterian Sun
day School convention at Newpol t
from Thursday till Monday.
We have a nice line of locust posts
for sale.
PEALE COLLIER & co.
Mrs. Theodore Phillips and daugh-
ter-in-law Mrs. H. H. Phillips. of Win
chester. were guests of Mrs. C. S.
Allen Friday.
Mr.. Jonas Myall, who has been at
the bedside of his brother, Mr.. Jona-
than Myal', for the past week, return
ed Saturday to his home at Maysiick.
Joe w. Mock has completed his
contract for furnishing bedrooms at
the new M. F. G.. and hanging shades.
Brenlin shades do not fade or crack.
Mr.. R. L. Wilson had two hogs
butchered by thieves on his farm
Thursday night. No clue has yet been
found that would lead to the apper-
hension of the guilty ones.
The foot ball game between Mt.
Sterling and M. M. l.. which was set
for Saturday afternoon was called off
on account of the death of Mr.. Charles
II. Mehagan.
Mr.. Claude Vimont and family,
whose home was destroyed by fire Wed
nesday afternoon, moved Thursday to
the property of MIR. c. T. Darnell, on
Vlmont street. recently vacated by Mr..
VIM. Parker and family.
AS the ice wagon has stopped
please pay your bill and it will be ap-
preciated. If you could send the cash
when ordering ice it would save a great
deal OF trouble and very small accounts.
- A. S. BEST.
The I.yceum course has been ar.
ranged for and the first number will be
the Gertrude Miller concert company
on Nov. 19. The course will consist of
four numbers. Season tickets 81. Ten
cents a number for reserved seat
which you pay when you have your
seat marked.
Col. G. M. Best and Cadets Haley.
Robertson. FAINT. Johnson, Pagan, of
M. M. l.. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Butler.
nr onl NJ M,Ilo- Cz
Hart and Mrs. Matte Hawes were
among the number who attended the
funeral of Mr.. Chas. H. Mehagan, at
Paris Saturday. MIR. Michigan died
Wednesday afternoon at his home at
La Grange, Ill.
Miss Mamie Barbee, of DanvilIe.
gave dialect reading in the lectule
room of the Methodist church Monday
evening. Miss Barbee has given sew
eral of these readings here in the past
and has always been greeted with
good audience. Her readings are
ALWAYS enjoyed and her visit this time
was no exception to the rule
The Amity Lodge No. 30 F. & A.
NJ. conferred the second and third de-
greeS thursday evening, W0rShlpfui
Master F. F. Hurst presiding. The
team was In excellent condition. Wis
iting MasOns were present from Car
Isle. Shawhan. Riddles Mills. Head
quarters, Paris, Winchester. Licking
ton. Cynthiana, Berry. Falmouth. and
Prof. Smith from Davis College. Baton
Rouge, Louisiana. At II O'Clock oys
ters were served IN the dining hall of
the MasonicS Temple. The visiting
Masons were we'll pleased with the
work and entertainment.
"A memorial service was held here
Sunday evening at 6 O'Clock at the
church in memory of
Morris Laird. who died at the home of |
his uncle, Rev. H. r. Laird, former
pastor of this church for ten years. now
at Lynden, having left here one year
ago. James and Morris LAWN. neph-
ews of hio, having lost both Of their
he took them and cared for
them as his own. The services we're
conducted by the pastor, r. S. Sanders.
assisted by Rev. G.. L. Kerr and Rev
g. Q. Fisher, under both of whom he
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