The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-10-30
MILLERSBURG ITEMS.

MIR. and Mrs. +. V. lngelS are WIS.,
iting relatives at Flemingsburg.
Mrs. Eleanor Stages, of Harrods-
burg, is the guest of Mrs. Fannie Nor
ton.
Mrs. Mary J. Whaley and Mr..
Jonathan Myall continue about the
same.
Mrs. John Auxier and son, left
Saturday for visit to relatives at
Georgetown.
Dust and germs can be removed from
carpets by Orange Cedar.
MOCK'S.
The M. M. |. foot ball team and
Mt. Sterling will meet on the M. M. L.
gridiron Saturday afternoon.
For Sale.-A piano in good repair.
Will sell for $35. Call and see the bar
gain. A. f. BROWN.
Mrs. P. L. Dimmitt and daughter.
Miss Lula Mcnamara left Tuesday for
a few days visit to Cincinnati.
Minced ham, weinerwurst, fresh
oysters 80 cents per quart; full meas
ure and no liquor. PROCTOR & co.
Mrs. John Grimes gave reception
Thursday afternoon from 2 to 4. The
home was beautifully decorated and
an elaborate lunch was served.
Persons having repairs and other
work should cal and pay for same or
the article will be sold for charges
thereon. A. F. BROWN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Armstrong and
son, John, returned to their home at
Maysvilie Monday after a few days
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. F.
Chanslor.
Drink Heekins ground and pulver-
lied coffee. 1t is good and the price
within reach of all lovers of good
coffee.
LOUIS VIMONT, Agent.
THE new Christian church at Indian
Creek will be dedicated Sunday by
Elder Raines, of Cincinnati. There
will be all day service and a basket
dinner on the grounds.
We have just received a nice line
of French, Haviland and farcy decor
ated China. also bargains in cut glass.
Call and inspect before it is picked
over. LOUIS VIMONT.
Miss Eva Hardy, of Canada, a re-
turned Missionary from India is the
guest of her nieces, the Misses Hardy,
at M. F. G.. She delivered an interets-
ing address on her work at the Meth
odist prayer meeting Wednesday night.
Il have just opened a shoe repair
shop in the rooms over my barber shop
and have a first class workman from
Cincinnati who will give satisfaction.
This is something we have been in
need of. If you want this TO continue
give US your patronage.
ZENE FLAUGHER.
Mrs. frankie Cook LETT Monday
afternoon for the bedside of her sister
and nieces, Mrs. Bette Bowden and
daughters, Misses Willie and Mamie
Bowden, of Winchester, who were
badly injured in a runaway accident
the same afternoon.
The Bourbon Steam Laundry guar
antees good work. 1t uses no chemi-
Gals that will ruin your clothes in
order to clean them. We will call for
your laundry every Wednesday and re-
turn it on Saturday as good as new and
much cleaner. Home phone 3.
LOUIS VIMONT, Agent.
Mr.. William Francis Hays, aged al
years, died at High Oaks Sanitarium,
Monday afternoon, after protracted
illness. His body was taken to Mays
vile accompanied by his mother, Mrs.
Francis Hays, Thursday morning, for
burial in the family lot at that place.
He was the only child of Mrs. Fanny
Hays, now of Augusta, KY, both of
whom were well-known here, having |
resided here during the brilliant school
days of Mr.. Hays. He was graduate |
of the Kentucky Wesleyan College
while it was located here and gave
promise Of bright future, being con-
nected in his early life in several enter
prises that brought him large returns. |
A bout fourteen years ago his health /
failed. since then he has been con-
irmed invalid. His mother has the !