The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-03-26
MILLERSBURG ITEMS.

Mrs. Virginia Fitch is quite i'll.
Mrs. Henry Patterson is improving.
Fresh fish and oysters at Proctor's.
Mr.. Denton. of Flemingsburg, en-
tered M. M. |. last week.
. Mr.. C.. w. Howard was in Cincin-
natl tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. James w. ConnelI and little
daughter are visiting relatives IN
NicnOlasville.
See our new line of wall paper just
in. JOE W. MOCK.
Mrs. Matte HAYES left Tuesday
Tor visit to her son, Mr.. Alex Hawes'
at Covington.
The daughters of Elder w. A.
Gardner arrived from Ohio Saturday.
They will enter school here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Carpenter re-
turned Wednesday after a two weeks
sojourn at Martinsville, Ind.
The New Way corn planter made
by Racine Sattley Co., drops accurate
numbers of grains to the hill, changed
without stopping the team. Sold by
PEALE COLLIER & co.
Mr.. NJ. H. Current sold his home
on North Main street to his son-in-law,
Mr.. W. S. Judy, at private price.
Mrs. Belle Taylor and daughters,
Mrs. Emma Long and Kader B. Hutch
lngs, spent Wednesday with Mrs. Ash
brook, at CynUhiana.
Miss Willie Bowden returned to
her home at Winchester after spending
a few days with i. her grandmother,
Mrs. Nancy Allen.
Mr.. Eddy Collier and little son and
Mrs. j. H. Collier left Saturday for a
few days visit to Mr.. Frank Collier
and family. at CIintonville.
-Mesdames Saunders and Deering
returned Monday to their home at Pop
lar Plains after spending a few days
with -thier daugters at NJ. F. C.
General blacksm thing and horse
shOeing speciality. All kinds of wagon
and buggy work. Give us a call, we
are located in the old Johnson stand on
South Main street.
-, JOHNSON & MADDEN.
Miss Julia Howe, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Miller,
for few days returned to her home at
CCvingtOn Tuesday, accompanied by
her niece, Miss Julia Miller.
The Library of M.F. C. which was
furnished by the alumni, was complet-
ed Monday and it presents handsome
appearance. Mrs. Fisher now has the
parlors ready for use. These large
rooms add much to the appearance of
the new M. F..C.
I The LENA Rivers" dramatic COM
pany presentt d their beautiful play
here last night. The company is good
and can make a crediUable showing
anywhere. They were greeted with
good audience and everybody was sat
ished.
The protracted meeting which be-
gan at the Christian church Sunday is
growing in interest. Elder Gardner is
preaching able sermons. The music is
especially good. Services each even
ing at Z 80 On account of the Senior
and Junior reception at the NJ. F. c.
this evening and lecture at NJ. NJ. |.
Monday evening, services will begin at
z O'Clock.
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The last number of the lyceum
course will be Gilbert Alice Eldridge,
impersonator, at the opera house Tues
day evening, March 30, at O'Clock.
Mr.. EiGridge comes highly recommend
ed and is pleasing in every particular.
Seats go on sale Saturday morning,
March II, at the drug store Of Smith
& Wadell. General admission 80 cents
reserved seats so cents. Mr.. Eldridge
presents a widely varied, artistic and
popular repertoire of costumed imper-
sOnations of high order, changing
quickly from humorous to pathetic and
dramatic TO sentimental representa-
lions. He is today one of the most
practically certain attractions on the
platform. During the last two years
he has filled more than two hundred
engagements and We nave yet to hear
of an adverse criticism. His line of
work reaches all classes from those
who like the subtle humor of good old
David Harum" to the tragedy of
Julius Caesar" We bespeak for him
that degree of consideration which we
know his merits deserve.