The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-10-02

Mrs. Fannie Norton spent Monday
and Tuesday with relatives in Carlisle.
We have nice lot of locust posts
for sale. PEALE COLLIER & CO.
Miss Elizabeth Gamble left We'd
1esday to resume her studies at We'll
lesley College.
Mrs. Webster Reynolds is home
form Christ's Hospital, Cincinnati,
much improved.
Ladies don't forget the dates of
Mrs. Corne Watson Baird's Millinery
opening Oct. and 2. 22 At
Mr.. w. H. Webb. of Paris, Dem
ocratic candidate for Circuit Clerk,
was here Misunderstanding Tuesday.
The Hoosier Drill, best that is
made. PEAiE COLLIER & CO.
Mr.. Thos. Best, of Maysville,
spent Sunday with lis sister, Mrs. J.
"A. Miller.
DIR. w. G. Daily leaves today for a
we eks visit to his father, at Ethl |,
jackson county.
Elder Polsgrove, of Carlisle, will
preach at the Christian church Sunday
morning and evening
Mrs. Maggie Mitchell moved w, d.
nesday to the property OF Mrs.. frankie
Collins on Fifth street.
DIR. G. d. Judy, of KirksviIle, was
the guest of his brother, e. w. and T.
d. Judy. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed. Hayes and Mrs. Mary
Heyden of Lexington, arrived Tuesday
to spend several days with relatives
here.
Miss Lucy Hood. Mrs Leslie Rob-
inson and little son, of Nepton, spent
Tuesday. with Mr.. G. w. Mcintyre and
family.
Mrs. Kate Richardson Bosworth
and two children of Lexington, are
p ling week with Mr.. and Mrs.
&. b. Layson.
Miss Louetta Crawley. of Cincin-
natl. is the guest of miss Virginia
Hutchcraft. She will enter M. F. c..
when opened.
Mrs. Ada Miller was in Cincinnati
Monday and Tuesday where she pur-
chased the outfit for her studio at the
new NJ. F. C.
Miss Laura G.. jefferson was the
guest from Saturday till Tuesday of
Misses Elizabeth and Lillian Jefferson,
of Lexington.
Mrs. R. A. Miller and son. James,
of Los Angeles, Cal, arrived Wednes-
day as guests of her mother. Mrs
Mary j. Whaley.
Mr.. Alfred Ducheman and Mr..
Forsyth, of Cincinnati, arrived We'd
nesday TO spend few days with Mr.
J. B. Cray and family.
Miss Eva Henderson, of Harrods-
burg, one of the faculty of M. F. c.,
arrived Saturday and will spend the
time until school opens with friends.
Mr.. Graham SmedIey, who has
been the guest of his father, Mr. j. e.
Smedley, for the past, week. left for
| his home at Midland, Texas, Thursday.
Miss Annie Dimmitt returned to
her home at Maysville Wedne sday,
after several weeks visit to her
brother, Mr.. p. l.. Dimmtt and
family.
Call and see Miss M. 8. Clark s
beautiful fall millinery. She is re-
ceiving new goods every day. Prices
most reasonable. Special display of
new fall hats Saturday, Oct. 8.
The opening of the NJ. F. C.. has
been postponed from Oct. to Oct. 8
on account of the building not being
yet completed. Another week will put
it in good condition.
Mr.. Joe Penn Redmon united
with the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning. Miss Brown received the
ordinance of baptism at the Christian
church Sunday evening.
Mrs. Taylor Collier, of Colorado
Springs, Col, who has been visiting
friends at Paris for several weeks.
arriving here Tuesday to spend a week
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. M. E. Hancock, of Dallas:
Texas. who has been the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Louise Clark, for several
weeks, spent from Saturday till Thurs
day with her sister. Mrs. Williams, of
lTNIue. CHc l6dVeS luz 06r nome at
Dallas, Saturday.
Miss Annie Cook, VINO lives with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barres was
badly injured in her arm and hand by
the explosion of dynamite capswhich
was accidentally thIoHn with some
trash into the stove. She was kind
ling the fire when the explosion occur
red. She was also struck tetwee the
eyes but lrtunately her eyes were not
injured. The flesh around her finger
nails was torn off,
There will be a football game on
M. nj. L. campus Saturday afternoon
between the first team of M. M. |.
and Paris. This game is looked for
ward TO with much interest as it is the
first of the season. The t n has been
harl at wr7 for the past ten days
with Capt. Kelly behind it. They are
a fine lonking set of boys and give
promise of a victorious season. The
public should not fail to r .ronize the
games and good crowd will be ex-
pected.