The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-04-16
MILLERSBURG ITEMS.

Mrs. F. NJ. Vimont was in Paris
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Carpenter
Mrs. Claude Ratliff, of Carlisle.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church realized $35 from their sale
Saturday.
Mrs. Hughes Atkinson, of Owings-
vile, is the guest of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Tarr.
Mrs. C. w. Howard and little
niece, Miss Caroline Mcintyre, spent
Tuesday in Carlisle.
Mr.. Claude Neal, of Newport, ar
rived Saturday as the guest Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Neal.
Mrs. Mary Hester Browning re-
turned to her home at Cynthiana Mon
day after spending several weeks with
hre sister, Mrs. Belle Taylor.
We have nice lot of buggies and
runabouts on hand. Our prices are
right and we guarantee all vehicles
sold. Call and see our line.
PEALE COLLIER & co.
Elder w. A. Gardner took the first
degree of the Chapter at Carlisle Mon
day night. Messrs. j. B. Cray, F. F.
Hurst and James Burroughs were
among the number who attended from
here.
Miss Elizabeth Ingels was one of
Che several who attended house party
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. K. b. lee
Lowell. at Maysville from Saturday till
Monday.
of that place. Miss Watson is an at
tractive young lady and the only
daughter of a wealthy cattle king who
has large landed estates. Many
friends of Mr.. Whaley will be glad tt
learn of his good fortune.
The MilIersburg Military Institute
team won from the model department
of State Normal School at Richmon {
Monday afternoon by the score Of i
to 6. The pitching Of Pagan for Mill
ersburg was the feature. He allowed
one hit and aid sixteen strike-outs.
"A tenant house on the farm Of
Mrs. P. L. Dimmit, a mile south Of
town, occupied by Mr.. Ed. Boots anC
family, was entirely destroyed by fire
about II o'clock Monday. Little o.
nothing was saved.
Mrs. Mary L. Whaley received ;
letter from her son, DR.. Marion
Wi alley, Texaco, Mexico, Monday, in
forming her of his wedding, which
would take place Wednesday after
noon, April ID to Miss Beula Watson
The M. M. 1. team will play Blu
Grass League team. of Paris Satur
day afternoon at M. Nj. |. grounds
This promises to be the most interest
ing game played thus far and SHOULD
I'M M. I. defeat this team there is NJ
treason why a bright future should no
await her. The Paris team is made "
of experienced men who go on the dia
mond for the entire season. They vii
put up strong game.
I have re-opened my butcher shol
and will be ready to serve the publ
Saturday morning with choice beef.
will be glad to welcome all my oil
patrons and as many new ones as ca
lind it 20 their advantage to deal wit
me. | will keep the best Of meat
prices remaining the same. Promp
service assured with the same ph0n
service. S. K. PROCTOR.
There will be a Chi-namel demon
stration at our store on April q an
%. Do not miss this opportunity t
secure a new hard wood floor for 81. 5
and how to have mission finish din
ing room or sitting room without tn
expense Of rendering old paint or var
nish. Any old floor cloth linoleun
made 10 look like new hard WOOD
Any style of grain. Lessons free b.
special instructor.
MILLER & BEST.
Mr.. w. M. Devery and son, o
Little Rock, while crossing the rail
road at the depot here Monday be
tween seven and eight O'Clock cam
near meeting with a serious if no
fatal accident. The freight train wa
switching and had pulled out of tn
way to let Mr.. Bert sMcClintock driv,
over the track from his barn. Mr.
Devery was behind shim, standing !OI
the ground while the boy was in tin
buggy. After Mr.M cClintock cross
ed, brakeman asked the boy if h
wanted to cross. He replied in tn
negative, the signal was given TO bacl
the trainland at the same time, tn
young milan changed his mind and at
tempted to cross the track. The hors
succeeded in getting over, the ynuni
man jumped, the aabOose striking tn
buggy, completely demolishing 1t
Neither occQnant or horse was injured