The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-06-10
MILLERSBURG ITEMS.

| OOutD, Will De nelQ IN MI. STEERING,
KY, June rs, 26, 1910.
DIR. j. A. Burrow, of Abingdon, Va ),
will have charge of the evangelistic
work of the assembly. The opening
service will be held at 73 % p. m. of
the Is. DR.. Burrow has received next
to the highest number of votes at the
last two general conferences for Ep-
worth League Secretary and is well
known throughout the church.
Z DIR. K. S. Parker, of Nashville.
Tenn. recently elected by the general
conference to have charge of the Ep-
worth League work throughout the en-
tire denomination will conduct the in
stitute work and exhibits and make
several addresses Mr.. G. C. White, of
Nashville, Tenn, will have charge of
! the missionary and educational depart
ment and exhibits Mr.. III. q. Price,
of Knoxville, Tenn, President of the
Holston Conference Epworth League
will be present and make two address
es. The Holston Conference has led
the entire church in Epworth League
work and their plan has been adopted
for the organization of the kentucky
Conference. Miss Mary E. Medearis,
of Van Lear, KY. will present "Our
Training School Work. She is
graduate of the Methodist Training
School at Nashville, Tenn, and is now
City Missionary. Miss Anna Darst,
of Stanford, KY, Junior Superintend
ent Of the conference will rpesent the
Junior work Mrs. III. Spillman, of
Harrodsburg, KY, president of the
conference home missionary society
will make addresses on 1.-The Home
Field"
The official enrolment of delegates
will be over 800 and a large attend
ance is expected. Application has
been made for excursion rates from
all points within the Kentucky Confer.
ence. Delegates ard visitors should
secure certificates: when purchasing
tickets which will entitle them to re-
duced rates upon return trip. Dele
gates will be entertained. Visitors can
secure special rates at hotels upon ap-
plication to B. c. Horton, Mt. Sterling,
KY.
No meeting of such proportions has
been held before in the Kentucky Con-
ference. Rev. T. w. Watts, of this
place, to whom we are indebted Of
this information is presidet of the orga-
nizaiOn and is to be congratulated up
on securing such program, and a
great meeting is expected.
MrsJ A. Miller continues about
the same.
Mr.. Homer Shy is visiting rela-
tives at French Lick.
Mr.. Joe Miller is at home from
| Pudue University for the summer.
Mis- Martha Smith is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Rebecca Hughes, in PARIS.
Miss Dorothy Peed spent Tuesday
with her cousin, Mrs. Albert Hinton,
of Paris.
Rev. Carmichael, of Mt. Zion, is
conducting short services at the Asso-
ciate Reform church.
Misses Wee and Christine Patter-
son are visiting their sister, Mrs.
James Hill, of Cynthiana.
Lynch & Huffman have received
their new soda fountain and it was
placed in position Thursday.
Mrs. RI. 7 arr and children left
Tuesday for a three months visit TO
relatives at Olathem. Kan.
Miss Alma Duke Jones is the
guest of Miss Mary Morton Arnold, of
Carlisle, during the Tournament.
Mrs. Martha Vimo1t left Tuesday
for ten days visit to her dughter,
Mrs. w. A. Munsing, ia Maysville.
Mr.. F. F. Hurst attended the Co.
operative Fire Insurance convention at
Louisville, Tuesday and Wednesday.
DIR. S. H. Creighton left Monday
for his home in indianapolis, Ind. af-
ter spending two weeks with his moth
er-in-law, Mrs. Belle Taylor and fami-
, ly.
Mrs. C.. R. Jones was operated on
Wednesday at St. Joseph Hospital,
Lexington, by DIR. Barrow for append
icitis. She is doing nicely at this
writing.
Miss Lucille Daley and guest,
= Miss Grace Harris, returned Tuesday,
after spending few days with Ms.
Wandering and Mrs. Wigglesworth,
! of Cynthiana
-Amity Lodge No. f40. F. & A. M.
will hold a Lodge of Instruction and a
smoke On Tuesday evening, June Il.
All members are earnestly reQu ested
to be present.
Miss Julia Carpenter entertained
Tuesday afternoon; Miss Bessie Pur-
nell Thursday morning; Mesdaimes
Matte Halves and A j. Lamb Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
HAYES, and Miss Alphy Ball Friday
afternoon all in honor of Miss Sarah
Hart.
AT a meeting of the Athletic Club
on Monday evening base ball team
was oganized for the summer and ali
, the preliminaries entered into. Suits
for the new team have been ordered
and will be received in few days.
The team hopes to be ready for en-
gagements by Saturday, June Is.
, The remains of Mrs. ID. P. Colyer
were buried here Wednesday morning
from her home at Stanford. Mrs. Col
, yer was formerly Miss Fanny Wnaley
and the greater part of her life was
spent a her fathers home near town.
mr.. Colyer was her third husband.
Mr.. Shropshire and Mr.. Martin having
hor RI tho orava