The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-03-25
MILLERsBURG ITEMS.


Mrs. Chas. Burnett. of Paris.
spent Monday with Mrs. Q. w. Ingles.
Mrs. Chas. Kirkpatrick. of Mt.
Sterling is the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Allen.
Miss Mamie King. the new dress
maker. has taken. rooms with Mrs.
Vina Vimont. 60 go
Mrs. John Allen and Mrs. Temple
man of Carlisle we're guests Eof Mrs.
E. NJ. Ingles, Monday.
Miss Wee Patterson left Friday
for visit to her sister, Mrs. Parrish,
of Lexington, who is sick.
Mr.. j. G. Smedley attended the
funeral of Mrs. Peyton r. Dudley in
Flemingsburg Monday.
MIR. Robert Kennedy of Carlisle.
has accepted a position as clerk inssthe
restaurant of w. H. II. Conway.
DIR. J. o. A. vaught, P. E. of
Frankfort District twill conduct quar-
terly meeting the Methodist Church,
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. S. Reid, of Louisville. will
conduct services at the Associate Re-
afternoon at 3 o'clock. sumo ay morn
ing and evening:
Mrs. J. F. Barbee returned Satur-
day after an extended visit to reIa-
tives in Lebanon, Ohio, where she has
been since the burial of her sister.
who died in China.
The funeral of Mr.. John Shannon
took place Thursday afternoon in the
Presbyterian church Services by Rev.
R. S.Sanders Burial in Millersburg
cemetery
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church will hold an all day
Easter sale Saturday. consisting Of
pies. cakes, salads and other good
things.
Call and inspect our line of .Vir-
einia cut galss. 1t is something new.
You will be pleased with it.
20 ct LOUIS VIMONT.
DIR. w. M. Miller sold on Monday
his lot and stable on the corner of
Ninth and Trigg avenue to Mr.. E. P.
Thomson at private price. Mr..
Thomson will erect hadsone cottage
this summer.
School closed at the M. F. G.
Thursday afternoon for the Easter
holidays. Most of the young ladies
leaving Thursday evening and Friday
morning for their homes. The work
will be resumed Tuesday morning.
"A two months free term of the
public school will open Monday. One
month of this was won by the Millers-
burg schooel in the School Improve
ment League contest, the other will be
given by the local league.
Don't fail to see our garden seeds.
We have all kinds. You want seed
potatoes they are cheap this year.
We have several varieties. Call once
while you can get the best.
% ct LOUIS VIMONT.
The many friends of Maj. R. A.
Burton will be glad to learn that he
has accepted the presidency of the
Southern Christian College, West
Point. Miss. Mrs. Burton and little
son, Robert, will spend the summer
with her mother in New Orleans.
Miss Elizabeth Martin who has
been the guest of Miss Mary Mcdaniel
for the past week. left Monday for a
visit to relatives in Cynthiana before
returning to her home at Colorado
Springs, Colo.
The ladies of this community are
cordially invited to attend our opening
display of spring millinery, on Friday,
March Is, 1910. A handsome souvenir
is given to the purchaser of each hat.
Is ct MRS. CORNE WIZARD,
Paris. KY.
Master William Mcclure Miller
underwent a slight operation Monday
for adnoids. The operation was per
formed Drs. Wallingford, of Paris,
and Smith, .of this place.
We can furnish your Easter din
ner. All the good things of the
market: Lettuce, spring onions, to-
matoes, cucumbers, strawberries, and
in fact anything your table may need.
Place your order early.
% ct LOUIS VIMONT.
Prof. C. C. Fisher has been APP
pUluI6u OuG VI Tie ucieBdLeS iIOiu
Kentucky to the Worlds Sunday School
Convention (which is to be held in
Washington City, May 10Th to oath.
Fifty-one countries and Is million
Sunday School people will be repre-
sented in this meeting.
Mr.. John Shannon died at an
early hour Wednesday morning in the
Cynthiana Hospital after a lingering
illness. The greater part of his life
has been spent in Millersburg. The
last few years he has been living in
Cynthiana. He was a consistent mem
Der of the Presbyterian church. He
is survived by one son. his wife having
preceded him to the grave about two
years since.
Mrs. Tandy Hughes. of Licking
ton, closed her series of lessons with
the dancing class at nj. NJ. /. with the
third annual matinee dance. Monday
afternoon. The occasion was a de-
iightful one, TIE weather ideal. The
dance was equal in brilIancy co either
of its predecessors The music which
was from Lexington was good and re-
spondGed literally to enchores. There