The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-27
MILLERSBURG ITEMS.

Mr.. ]. P. Pogue, of Lexington
spent Monday night with Mr.. j. j
Prather.
Quit wSlking-buy riding cult
vator. We handle both Brown. Mani.
and Buckeye.
PEALE COLLIER & CO.
DIR. J. o. A. Vaught returned
Tuesday after three weeks absenc,
to the General Conference of the M
E. church. South. ct Ashville, NORTH
Carolina.
Butler. Clarke & Miller have the
agency Tor the Bemis tobacco trans
planter, and j. |. Case cultivators. A
full line of double shovel pIows and :
tooth cultivators. Both phones 81.
Mrs ]. H. Campbell, who has
been at st. Joseph Hospital for two
weeks ! under treatment, returned
Tuesday much improved. Her sister,
Mrs. Stevens. of Carlisle, is with her.
Fresh vegetables, frnits and can
dies. We can supply you with any
thing III our line during commence
menr. We guarantee prompt service
and the best Of goods. Both phones.
20 1t S. H. ENDICOTT.
Mrs. Matte HAYES and son,
Albert, are at home from NDanville for
the summer. MIR. James Halves will;
arrive in about two weeks. Mr.. Alex
HAYES. of Chicago. will arrive today
TO remain until after M. M. |. COM
mencement.
The following is list of guests
at college during commencement
Mrs. Laura Howchens, Miss Mamie
Houston. Chaplin, Ky. /; Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. knight, Elizaville: Miss Ruth
Darnell Carlisle; Miss Katherine Har-
per Cowen; Mr.. and Mr.. ME-. Arnold,
Katherine and William Arnold, Car
Isle; Misses Edna Webster Gilmore
and Elizabeth Gault, Maysville
Beula Adams, Lexington; Blanche
Tho mpson, Paris; Eleanor Rodgers
and Mesrss.. A. A. Edwards, Merrett
Lewis. Louisville.
The following is a list of COM
mencement guests: Mrs. M. D..
hurst with her sister, Mrs. S. H.
Endicott; Misses Nettie Grinstead,
Falmouth. and Mary Norton Arnold,
Carlisle. with Miss Alma Duke Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Stewart, Carlisle,
and Rev. Frank Y. Jackson. Knox
vile Tenn. with DR.. and Mrs. W.. NJ.
Miller; Mrs. George Burberry and
daughter, Miss Verne, Clintonville,
with Mrs. j. F. Mcdaniel; Mrs. T..
w. Howard, Lexington, with her sis
tiers, the Misses McIntrye; Mrs. Har-
ris, Of Beattyville, with her sister,
Mrs. W. G. Daley: Mrs. Frank
Collier and. children, Clintonville, with
Mrs. ]. H. Collier; Mrs. l. ID. Best.
of Cynthiana, with Mrs. C. NJ. Best
Mr.. and Mrs. K. r. Vaught, Parker.
Ind, with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. ID. Judy; Miss Nancy jones, Mt.
Sterling. with her cousin, Mrs. A. T.
Moffett; Mrs. Ida b. Coriss, Brooks
vile. with Mrs. G. F. Jones; Mrs.
Mary Armstrong, Lexington. with
Mrs. F. A. Herbert; MIR. Steve
Vaught and sister, Mrs. Collins, Dan
vile. with their parents, Rev. and
Mrs. j. D. A. Vaught.
The following is list of members
OF 1.-The Alumnae present on WedEes-
day: Mrs. Ida Collier McClintock,
Paris; Mrs. Lucille Judy Vaught,
Parker, Ind. Miss Irene Larry, Aus
terlitz; Mrs. Edith McGinnis Han
shine, Mt. Sterling; Misses Margaret,
Lucille and Edith Wood, Sardis Miss
Anna Earle Brown. Bloomfield; Miss
Eula C. Thomas, Wilmore; Misses
Maude Dacres and Mary Norton Ar
mold, Carlisle; Louetta Crawley, Gin
Elizabeth Dickson, Spring
field; Anna Wright, Winchester ::
Maude knight, Elizaville; Blanche
Thompson, Paris; frankie Preston,
Ashland; Eva Dale Cowles, Fulton,
Mo. /; Katherine Cook, jackson; Grace
Harris, Beattyville; Bessie Redmon
Glenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. Mrs. Min
ME Hart Preston, Ashland Mrs. Kate
Vaught Ray. Pueblo, Col. Mrs. Josie
Redmon Trap, Paris; Mrs. Louise
Vaught Collins. Danville; Louise K.
Best. Maysville; Gene Milan Phil
lipps, Winchester
COMMENCEMENT MILLERSBURG
MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Sunday. May 90. 40 a. m.-Bac-
sermon by Rev. j. S.
Lyons. D. D.. pastor First Presbyter-
ian Church, Louisville.
Monday, May 80. 9:30 a. m.--Exhi-
bition and Competitive Drill.
2 80 p. N Ball Game.
8p. m.-Play by Cadets.
Tuesday. May 81. 80 a. m.-
Graduation exercises and address by
Judge Henry S. Barker, Kentucky
Court of Appeals.
2:30 p. m.-Ball game. M. M. l. VS..
Alumni.
m-Alumni dance.
All day reunion of former cadets,
Tuesday. Picnic dinner will be served
to all old cadets. Alumni meeting
Tuesday, 80 p. m.
There will be twelve graduates.
All exercises in M. M. l. drill hall.
Nj. f. C. COM MENCEMENT
NOTES.
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