The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-01-26
MILLERSBURG ITEMS.

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with her mother, Mrs. Myers, at Paris.
Mrs. Claude Vimont returned Mon
day after ten days visit to relatives
at Helena and Flemingbsurg.
Mrs. E. M. Thomason will enter
tain Wednesday in honor OF her new
sister-in-law, Mrs. c. c. Chanslor.
Mr.. T. E. Savage and daugher,
Miss Mary, returned Friday after a
two weeks visit to relatives in Paris.
The first communion service was
held in the new Associate Reform
church Sunday by the pastor, Rev. G.
L. Kerr.
Mrs. Wiley, who has been at the
bedside of her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Hamil-
ton, for several weeks, has returned to
her home at Georgetown.
Mr.. Lindsey Ware arrived Thursday
from st. Louis at the bedside of his
aunt, Mrs. VIM. Hamilton, who con-
tinues to grow weaker.
Those who united with the Presby-
terrain church during the meeting were
received by the pastor, Rev. r. S.
Sanders, into the church Sunday.
Fresh Standard Oysters 90 cents
per quart; 10 cents per pint full meas
ure and no liquor.
PROCTOR & CO.
Mrs. J. T. Judy and son, VIM.
Thomas and Miss Belle T. Judy, re-
turned Sunday after a few days visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pavne, of Gym
thiana.
-Peale Collier & Co. won their suit
on Wednesday before Judge Dundon
against the Kentucky Mining and De-
veloping Co., the company failing to
appear In the case.
MRS. SalIie Best left Thursday for
Danville to attend the funeral of her
rother, Mr.. Thos. F. Barbee. which
took place there Saturday. Mr.. Bar
bee died in Oregon about ten days ago.
AT the next meeting, Feb. 8, the
Mission Study class of the Preshyte-
rian church there will be an election of
officers. The lessen will be 1.-The Up
lift of China" A full attendance is
desired.
Mr.. w. G. McClintock sold on Sat-
urday his handsome residence on Trigg
Avenue to Mr.. J. j. Peed for So, 00O
Mr. .McCiintock and family will move
TO Paris probably in June where he
will engage in other enterprises.
One of the attractive features of
the Orphean Musical Club is the brass
Suartette, consisting of cornet mello-
phone, baritone and trombone. This
is a rare and delightful combination,
insuring a well-balanced quartette.
Cards are out Announcing the Sc
Nor dance at M. NJ. l. Thursday even
ing, which read as follows: Senior
Dance, Millerbsurg Military Institute,
Millerbsurg, Kentucky, Thursday even
ing, January twenty -eighth, nineteen
hundred and nine. Eight 20 twelve.
The Orphean Musical Club, second
number of the Lyceum course, We'd
nesday evening, January 81, opera
house, 8 O'Clock. General admission
35 cents reserved seats so cents. Seats
20 on sale at the drug store of Smith &
Wadell.
We have yet few season tickets
for the Lyceum course which we will
dispose of at IS cents for the remain
ing numbers. Ten cents extra for each
number for reserved seats if you desire
them. Leave your names with Smith
u Waddell, at the postoffice or with
r. M. Caldwell, Manager.
The protracted meeting which be-
gan at the Presbyterian church on the
evening of jan. 4,Sclosed Friday even
ing, Rev. j. Addison Smith returning
to his home at Richmond on Saturday
Rev. Smith is forcable speaker,
highly cultured and agreeable gentle
man. He made many friends while in
our midst. The meeting was a success
though there were not as many addi-
tions as there is sometimes in protract-
ed meetings. He is a profound think
err and carries his audience thoughtful
ly through the various avenues of his
teachings.
The Orphean Musical Club is one
of the best male quartettes on the road.
They are now playing their sixth sea
son and in that time have played sever
al return dates. The work is calculat-
ed to please any. popular audience. The