The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-04-03
MILLERSBURG ITEMS.


All kinds and prices at Mock's.
s-Mr. Thomas McCiintock left Tues
day for a business trip to St. Louis.
Mo.
Miss Florence Weathers, of Win
chester. is the guest of Mrs. w. f.
Chanslor.
Mrs. o. M. Johnson returned Tues
day for a short visit to Mrs. Oscar
Johnson, of Winchester.
Miss Bessie Payne, of Cynthiana,
spent Tuesday with her nephew. Mr..
William Thomas Judy.
Fresh fish. beef and pork. ALI
orders promptly attended to.
PROCTOR & CO.
Mrs.. Matte Halves was the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. Annie Massie, of
Paris, from Saturday till Monday.
Mrs. Frank Armstrong and son,
John, of Maysville, are guests of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l. F. ChanslOr.
Mrs. C. W. Howard was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. David Hood, of
Nepton, from Monday till Thursday.
Miss Annie Hutchcraft, of Paris,
was the guest of her cousin, Mrs. w.
NJ. Miller from Saturday till Monday.
-Mesdames E. T. Bleeding and t.
/ P. Wadeli spent Monday with their
sister, Mrs. I. j. Prather, of Licking
ton.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Turner moved
from their farm lately sold to Mr.. VIM.
4 Sandres, of Sharpsburg, % Paris Mon
/ day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stirman was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Richard
Hurst. of Elizaville, Saturday and Sun
cay.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give a sale OF cakes, pies and
other good things to eat on Saturday
before Easter.
DIR. and Mrs, l. D. Best and little
daughter, Katherine, of Cynthiana,
were guests of his brother, Mr.. A. S.
Best Saturday and Sunday.
cadet Maurice Aitkin was COM
PEELED to give up his studies at M. NJ.
I [. on account of trouble with bis eyes.
and returned to to his home at Elem
ingsburg, Monday.
ALI kinds of garden seed the best
and latest varieties, all fresh. Prices
right.
LOUIS VIMONT.
Born. on Tuesday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
]. T. Judy seven pound son-William
Thomas-named for its two grand
fathers Messrs. Wm.Payne of Cynthi-
ana and t. d. Judy.
Mr.. Humphreys, of Cynthiana. has
rented the property lately vacated by
the dental parlor of DR.. |. d. Best,
and will do light housekeeping while
building the M. F.. G. (r-i
The dancing calss will close its
series of lessons Monday afternoon
with matinee dance to which invita-
tons will be given. 1t is looked for
ward to by many as one of themost
pleasant events oflthe season.
The social given by l.he ladies of
the Presbyterian church Thursday
event ng for the men and bows of the
congregation was we'll attended and a
i delightful time was experienced by ALL.
Cakes and ices were beautifully served.
Don't forgesthe lecture of Elder
P. F. King at the Christian church to-
night. His subject, How to be an
Angel is an interesting one to all.
Elder King is a thinker and scholar
/ and his subject will be handled in an
/ interesting way. He endeared. himself
to our people while serving the Chris
tian chruch for gtebs years as pastor
and is entitled to house.
Miss Mamie resigned her
position Tuesday asAssisIant operator
for the Bourbon Home Telephone Co.
The many patrons of this company will
regret 20 learn this as Miss Bleeding
! has always given thorough satisfaction.
She was always alive to the BEST inter-
est of both patrons and company, cour-
teous, kind and patient, and all were
sure of prompt service when She was
on the board. She will be succeeded
by Miss Ethel Collins, who Wa take
the, position in few days.
Henry Turney, colored, was 5fied
before Squire Thoniason Tuesday morn
ting for breaking into corn crib of C.
/ r. Turner on the hight of March,24,
taking about six bushels of corn. The
case attracted more than ordinary in
terest and the court room was well
filed. He was held over to the June
term of Bourbon Circuit Cordt to
answer to the grand jury under bond
of 5000. He was represented by Judge
Harmon Stitt and the Commonwealth
by Attorney VIM. Grammar, both of
Paris. F,i ~. tff
People OF this vicinity experienced
one Of the heaviest floods in years whe n
the rains of Monday and Monday
night put the little river Of Hinkston
beyond the confines of her banks.
Since then she has been running at
large over the country taking with her
all loose stuff that would float. Tuesss
day morning she was within six inches
of the flood of January, and about
noon the waters beagn TO recede and
many thought the worst was sovre.