The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-03-23
PARIS. KENTUCKY, TUESDAY. MARCH 23. 1909 I9Hd
DEATHS.

Charles r. Redmon, aged 50 years,
died Friday at his home nearlCentralla,
Mo-, of a complication of diseases, the
immediate cause being drOpsy.
Mr.. Redmon was the son Of the late
Chas. R. Redmon and Elizabeth Trim
bic ReGmOn Of this county. He LETT
Bourbon county nine years ago and
purchased fine farm near Centrall7,
Mo-, where he has Ssince resided. A
telegram announcing his death arrived
here early Friday morning and his
brother, Mr.. Castle RedmOn, and Mr..
H. 0. James. left Immediately for has
home, arriving In Paris with the re-
mains yesterday morning, which were
taken to the residence of Mr.. James.
Mr.. RedmOn was a member of the
Presbyterian church and highly re-
spected at his Missouri home, a well
as in Bourbon, his old Kentucky home.
He is survived by two children, Chas.
Bogie RedmOn and Miss Anna Belle
Redmon, both of whom are grown and
lived at home with their father.
His wife. who preceded him to the
grave several years ago, was formerly
Miss Lulie Bogie, of this city, sister OF
Mr.. James Boyle, the well-knoWn
Montgomery county farmer. he is
survived by a sister, Mrs. Bruce Wha :
ey, Of Chattanooga. Tenn, brother,
Mr.. Castle Redmon, of Bourbon, a
half-sister. Mrs. H. o. James, and
halfbrother, John Redmon, Of this
city esA
Funeral services were held from the
residence of H. 0. James yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock, conducted by
Elder Carey E.. Morgan, the pastor OF
the Presbyterian church being absent
from the city. Burial in the family
lot in the Paris cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Kelly, wife of John
M. Kelley, of Lexington, died at St.
Joseph Hospital, Lexington, Saturday
morning. after a long illness. Mrs.
Kelly was before her marriage Miss
Mary Calvin, of this city. Besides
her husband four sons survive her,
they being Messrs. Frank, Harry T.,
Charles M. and William Kelly.
james w. McIlvain, aged about 81
years, son OF Mr. j. w. McIlv2in, Of
this city died at his home in George.
of pneumonia. MIR. McIlvain has many
friends here, his old home town, who
will regret to near of his death, being
popular with all who knew him. Hs
is survived by his wife, formerly Miss
Hattie Brock, of this city, and tive
children. The funeral and interment
will take palce at Georgetown.
Miss Lizzie Lawrence, aged about
leo years, died early SATURDAY. morning
at her home, on corner of High anC
Eleventh streets, of complication Of
diseases. The deceased was a native
of Harrison county, but had resided IS
years. She had been a consistent
member of the Christian church fol-
many years and a woman of beautiful
Christian character She for {
number Of years made her home witt
the late Mrs. j. Q. Ward, and after
wards for a number of years with Mr.
E. F. Clay, Jr.
Funeral services were held Sunday
afternoon at l 80 o'clock from the
residence, conducted by her pastor
Elder Carey E. Morgan. The inter
ment in Battle Grove cemetery, a
| Cynthiana. The pall-bearers were
j. Q. Ward, Catesby Woodford, Z. f
| Clay. Jr., DR.. f. 2. Campbell, A
Levesque, James McMurty, Georg,
Ashbrook, VIM. r. Curle and Alfre,
Notch.
Mrs. Canine Knapp Jasper, aget
| so years, passed into eternal sleep Sun
day night, at II 80 O'Clock, at the hom
of her sister, Mrs. VIM. MyaIl, after
being an invalid for nine years Wit
rheumatism. Although being unabl
to walk during that time she had no
been confined to her bed until abou
two weeks ago, when change for tn
worse set in, from which she neve
| rallied. Only few minutes befor
the end she was conversing with mem
bers of her family, recognizing each o
them. and then Guitely fell into tn
peaceful and restful sleep that await
the true Christian woman that she was
Since the death of Mrs. Jasper's hus
band, Mr.. George Jasper, two year
ago, at Chattanooga, she had made he
home with her devoted sister, Mrs
VIM. Myall, in this city. Friday las
was the twentg -siXth anniversary O
her marriage. She is survived b
two children, Ben Jasper, aged 2
years, of Chattanooga, and Miss Liz
zie Jasper, aged 20, of this city on
lsister, as mentioned above, and on
brother. Mr.. Ed, Knapp, of Cincinnati tt
Funeral services will be held fror
the residence this, Tuesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. conducted by Elder Care
E. Morgan, of the Christian church
the deceased having been a consisten
member of that church for many years
The intprnnSnt will take nIace in tn