The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-04-13
MILLERSBURG ITEMS.

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Prof. c. c. Fisher was a visitor
Carlisle Friday.
Mrs. Maurier, of Lexington. is
visiting Mrs. g. B. Smith.
Miss Julia Nash, of Paris, is the
guest Of Mrs. R. S. Sanders.
Mrs. A. F. Brown, who has been
quite i'll does not improve.
2 Capt. H. Freas, OF M. M. l., spent
the Easter holidays in Cincinnati.
Capt. F. J. Reilly, of M. M. T.,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Mays
vile.
Mrs. Mary WhaIey and Miss Viz
gnia Wright spent Thursday in Car
Isle.
Miss Ella Hurt, of PayntsvilIe. is
tie guest of her father, DR.. R. l..
Hurt.
Mr.. Thos. Best, of Maysvilie, spent
Thursday and Friday Awith his ster,
Mrs. j. A. Miller.
Mr.. Thos. McCIintock left Friday
forfBath county to buysmules. He will
return today.
Mrs. Mollie Stewart, of Louisville,
spent Thursday might with MIR. and
Mrs. Wallace Shannon.
DIR. H. G. Burroughs spent Monday
night with his daughter, Mrs, James
Spencer, atECarlisle.
Mrs. Rankin and daughter, Miss
Katherine, and Mrs. R. S. Sanders
were In Carlisle Wednesday,.
Mrs. w. G. McClintock and son,
James, spent Thursday with Mr.. and
Mrs: Ihos: N cClintock: s24.s Ed
The third degree in Masonry was
conferred on R. M. Caldwell Thursda Y
night by Amity Lodge
-Postn aster r. B, Bouiden spent
Saturday and Sunday with his 0iO1ner,
M r. .chn Rouiden, IN Maysv.ile.
Quite number nf the students Of
M. /. G. and NJ. M. l. spent the Eas-
ter Holidays at their homes.
The Mission Study Glass of the
Presbyterian church. did we'll with
their cake sale Saturday.
Rev. r. S. Sanders and Elders 6.
W. Mcintyre and G. w. Reynolds at
tended the Presbytery at Paris last
week.
The stallion show Saturday after
noon was good Quite number Of
stations were on exhibition and a
large crowd was in town.
Miss Minnie Harris, returned to
her home in Germantown Friday CATER
three week visit to her brother-in-
law, Mr.. R. M. Caldwell.
Mr.. L. T. Vimont spent Sunday
with his sister, Mrs w. A. Munzing,
at Maysville and Monday and Tuesday
IN Cincinnati on business.
-Chinamel, the best of all floor fin
ishes. Does not show heel marks or
turn white. Sold by
MILLER & BEST.
Mr.. S. c. Basrom has returned
after spending several days at the bed
side OF his father, at Sarpsburg, leav-
ing him some better.
%%Ds-Rev. Bell, field worker for the
Sunday schools of the Southern 2resby-
terrain church, conduted a Sunday
school institute here Friday afternoon
and evening.
Rev. I. Reynolds Best has return
ed after two weeks stay at the Good
Samaritan Hospital, Lexington, where
he took the rest treatment. He is
much improved and has a room for the
present with Miss Lizzie Vimont.
The Junior Band of the Mission
Circle of the Christian church held its
annual sacred concert Sunday night
The. little folks all did nicely, showing
they had been.welI trained. After the
concert an offering was taken which
was liberal. A large audience was in
attendance.
Prof. S. M. Jefferson, of Lexing-
ton, delivered the fourth of a series of
five lectures gwen by Pennsylvania
University in the NJ. M. I. drill hail
Monday evening to an intellectual au-
dience. His subject ''This Wonderful
Life of Ours, was ably handled.
AT the regular meeting Of the city
council Wednesday evening, that body
got busy and ordered a considerable
amount of sidewalk to be laid in Mil
iersburg during the coming summer
and also ordered a number of side
walks repaired. A walk will be- either
in brick or concrete on Trigg Avenue
from Second to Fifth; on Fourth
street from Main to Trigg Avenue; on
Third from Main 90 Vimont street
both sides of street. from First to Third
streets. Pavements will be repaired
IN front of the residences of Mrs.
Elizabeth Stirman, Mr.. Garrett Mann
and the sidewalk front of the resi-
dence Of DR.. w. M. Miller, occupied by
Mr.. I. I. Vimont. All of the better
n2rt of the town will he rrnuihod u u b