The Bourbon news., 1908-10-20
MILLERSBURG ITEMS.

Minced ham, weinerwurst and
fresh oysters at Proctor & Co.'s.
Gun repairing neatly and promptly
done by AT. Brown, Millerbsurg. Ky.
The 20 century club net with Mrs.
w. G. McClintock Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. M. E. Hutchcraft reached
home Thursday after three mouths
stay in Colorado.
Mrs. Lou Palmer, of Paris. has
been visiting relatives here from Sat-
urday till Monday.
Minced Ham, Weinerwurst and
fresh oysters at
PROCTOR & CO.'S.
Mrs. Chas. Friend, of Irving, ar
rived Thursday as the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.H. Carpenter.
"A special sale of couches, daven-
ports, leather chairs and hat racks at
MOCKS'.
Misses Blanton and Edith Collier,
and Miss Bird Wells, of Cynthiana,
were guests of Miss Ruth McClintock
Friday and Saturday.
Gun repairing neatly and promptly
done by A. F. BROWN.
Millersburg. Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith, of
Fiemingsburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Ratliff, of Sharpsburg, arrived Friday
as guests of their sister Mrs. Claude
Vimont.
-Worshipful Master T. f. Hurst, of
Amity Lodge No. 40, F. & A. NJ, left
Monday as a delegate to the Grand
Lodge at Louisville and will return
Friday or Saturday.
Leave your order for season tickets
for the Lyceum Course. If you do not
see me or call me at my home. .S2 Home
phone at postoffice, drug store of Smith
& Wadell or c. w. Howard.
-Lyceum Course, first number Ger
trude Miller Concert Company, Nov.
l9. Season tickets 81. If l do not see
you leave your name at postoffice or
drug store of Smith & Wadell. Tick
cts will be given out in the early part
of Novebmer.
r. M. CALDWELL, Mgr.
Miss Elizabeth Allen entertained
the following house party, from Satur-
day until today: Misses Margaret and
Arabbella Bogie, Mt. Sterling; Lii
lian Carpenter, Versailles; Miss
byron, Owingsville, and Miss Woods,
Stanford. Messrs. Chas. Bohan, Leb-
anon; Robert Woods, Mr.. Alverson,
Stanford; Harve Prewett. Mt. Ster-
ling Luke Williams, Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. o. W., IngIes, entertained the
house party OF Mrs. Elizabeth Alien,
in addition to which were added, Capt.
F. j. Reilly, of M. M. l., and Mr..
Allen IngeIs, Saturday, TO a IL o'clock
five-course luncheon The house was
and potted plants. The colors were
red and white. Plate cards hanC
painted Gala lilies. Center piece OF
American beauties. The lunch was
elaborate and bountiful. After lunch
six handed euchre was indulged in
liShe was assisted by Mesdames S. M
l'.Allen, l.. r. Rogers and w. V. Shaw
Mrs. Ingels entertained in her charac
teristic style which is always pleasing
The guests departed with another
pleasant chapter in their lives awlayi
to he remembered.
The crowning event of the LeaC
Year entertainment during the yea
was the Leap Year Bali given by tn,
young ladies Friday evening at tht
opera house. The music was furnishel
| by the Saxton & TrCst orchestra, o.
Lexington. The grand march was lee
by Miss Sadie Hart and Mr. Macl
Grimes. There were about 76 partici
pants. About midnight a recess wa
taken and an elaborate lunch was serv
ed. About O'Clock the entertainment
closed with the Home Sweet Home
waltz. The patronesses were: Mes
danes Joe w. Mock, S. M. Allen
James M. Caldwell, d. E. Clark ant
c. B. Smith.
This is the third Leap Year hop eve
held in Millersburg. The first was IL
december 1884 at Forest Hill, the oil
Mum home, then owned and occuple,
by Mr.. j. NJ. Collier and family. nov
| the home OF Mr.. J. G.. Allen. 1t wa