The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-03-11
MILLERSBURG ITEMS.


MI ". w. judy was at nome from
Saturday til; Tuesday.
Mrs. Russell Mitchell and Mrs.
Virginia Fitch is.able to be up.
Mrs. F. F. Hurst was in Frank
fort on business Wednesday.
3 -.Ir. F. A. Jones was in Maysville
Monday and Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Moyier. of Lexington, arriv-
ed Monday as the guest Of Mrs. C. B..
Smith.
-Messrs. J. F. Mcdaniel and J. c..
Leer spent Tuesday and Wednesday in
Louisville.
Mrs. C. M. Best returned Monday
after a brief stay at st. Joseph Hos.
pital, at Lexington.
Mrs. Meyer. of Paris, arrived
Monday as the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Mary ]. WhaIey.
MIR. Chas. Wright, OF Maysville,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. Z. c. Chanslor.
Mrs. Sallie Best, of Cynthiana,
arrived Saturday as the guest of her
son. Mr.. A. S. Best and family.
Put fertilizer on your tobacco
beds. We have it.
II ct PEALE COLLIER & co.
Mrs. Houston H. Crouch, of Little
Rock. arrived Sunday as the guest of
her father, Postmaster E. B. Bou. len.
Mrs. Alliband and children return
ed to their home at Nicholasville Mon
day. The children had measles while
here.
Mrs. Chandler returned to her
home in Cincinnati, Monday after a
short visi: TO her niece, Miss Leuetta
Crawiey. at NJ. F. G.
-Mesdames Leonard Morgan West
and Houston H. Crouch leave today to
SPEND few days with their uncle, Mr..
w. II. johnson in Paris.
/: MIR. Chas. Leer gave contract to
Peale Collier, Thursday, for a veran-
da to be built To his property occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ash5y Leer.
We want your country produce
will give you the best in trade or pay
you the highest market price.
ii ct LOUIS VIMONT.
The protrlcted meeting will begin
at the Presbyterian church Monday
evening. Rev. r. S. Sanders will be
assisted by DR.. Akers. of Maysville.
All kinds Of garden seed, fresh.
Come in and inspect before our assert
ment is picked over. We can please
you.
il ct LOUIS vIMoNT.1
Mr.. Leroy Patterson and family
returned to their home at Danville
last Saturday after spending a week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Patterson.
Mrs. Robert Boone and son, Mil
ton, returned to their home at Lexing-
ton after spending several days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs E. p.
Clarke
-Sherwins- Williams ready mixed
paints. chinameI varnishes and Cosler
white lead are the best of their respec-
tive kind. Sold by Miller & Best.
See them before letting your pant
contract. st
MIR. G. w. johnson is opening a
paint and wall paper establishment in
the property of Mr.. A. j. Thaxton,
formerly occupied by the Office of DR..
W. q. Daley. He will be ready to re-
ceive the. public Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Caldwell left
Tuesday for their new home at Alder
ia, Canada. Ie is with regret we give
them up. We trust they will soon
reap rich harvest and return to spend
the remainder of their time in their
old home among their old friends.
DIR. Porter. pastor of the First
Baptist church, Lexington, deliverved
a brilliant lecture on Sunshine, ;" at
the Baptist church Monday evening
under the auspices of the Ladies Aid
Society, which was pronounced sue
cess. The house was well filled and
the.audience was in no way disappoint-
ed. The lecture was thoughtful,
bright and bounding in much origi-
nality, full of humorous illustrations,
applicable emphasizing the points un-
der discussion. DIR. Porter is unQues-
tionably one of the leading orators Of
the South. We hope TO have him with
US again next season.