The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-02-14


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Mrs. E. NJ. Neal is able to be .oat
again.
Mr.. Thos. Mclintock ATTENDED ceCrt
at OWingsvills Monday. -
Mr.. Ralph fireman united with the
Christian church Sunday night.
Mr.. Aaron Mcconnell received a
handsome new jewelry safe Friday. Q.
Mr.. F. F. Hurst was in Montgomery
county on business Thursday and Fri
day. .---SHI--
Miss Callie Lee Mcnamara has been
the guest of relatives in Paris for
several days.
Mrs. j. X. Conley, of Carlisle. Was
the guest Friday of her niece. Mrs.
Chas. LAWN.
Miss Mael Kincaid. of OwinesviiIe.
arrived Friday as the guest :of Miss
Julia Carpenter.
Mr. Clarence Miller. of Cynthiana.
was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Ada
Miller, Saturday.
Mrs. Amos Turney and daughter-in-
la ", of Paris, we're guests of Mrs
Sallie Best Thursday.
Miss Lula Oney, of Lexington. has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Martin, since Friday.
Misses Anna Laura and Julia Hull.
of johannesburg, arrived Friday as
guests of Miss Louise Cray.
Mrs. l.. T. Herndon. of Pleasant
Valley. was the guest last week Of Mr..
and Mrs. Dennis Mcmahon.
Miss Louise Warford. of Campbell
Hagerman College. Lexington, was
at home Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Hill and Miss Mary Martin.
Of Cynthiana. were guests of Mrs. G.
l.. Hill from Saturday till Monday.
Miss Leona Letton left Friday after
noon for the home of her cousin. Mr..
Forrest Letton, for a months visit.
Miss Ellen Shanklin. of Mayslick,
was the guest Of the family of her
uncle. Mr.. W.P. Shanklin, from Friday
till Monday.
Miss Mamie Gill, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Aaron Mcconnell. for
the past few days. returned to her
home at Maysville Monday.
See my handsome line CT souvenir
spoons. of both colleges. hand enrgav-
ed
IA 1T AARON MCCONNELL.
Mr.. G. l.. Perkins died at his home
On the farm of Mr.. George Redmon
Wednesday and was inferred in the
Carlisle cemetery Friday afternoon.
Utility Stock Salt for sale. The
best conditioner on the market. Fed
like salt.
l02t PEALE COLLIER & co.
Misses Mary Belle Walker. of Lex
ington. and Edith Myall. of Paris,
were guests of Miss Ethel Johnson
Friday and Saturday.
All daily papers can be secured here
after in the jewelry store of Mr.. Aaron
Mcconnell. Don't fail to call there
day Evening Post or Ladies Home
8 At X. M. CALDWELL, Agent.
Company A., of the little N ission
Band of the Christian church, will give
tax party Saturday evening at the
home of Elder and Mrs. F. w. Troy
from Z 80 till 10 o'clock. The tax will
not exceed 81 cents. Public cordially
invited. 2t
Mr.. j. L. Judy purchased the Chris
tian parsonage Saturday from the
officers Of the church for 81 800. The
building is occupied by Mr. Joe Con-
nell and family who will vacate it the
first Of March and will move to the
property of DR.. VIM. Miller, now oe-
cupied by Mr.. Z. p. Clark
The remains of DIR. julius PurnelI.
who died at Memphis, Tenn, was
interres in the Millersb urg cemetery
Friday afternoon. DIR. Purneli had a
large circle of relatives and friends
here. and few years ago he was a
citizen of Millersburg. practicing his
profession for time. and for a short
time was salesman in the drug store of
Smith & Waddell.
We want news for the Bourbon
News. We want it fresh. Those hav-
ing news items for publication will
please call me Home phone 81 or leave
same at postofiice or Bourbon Home
Telephone Exchange
X. NJ. CALDWELL. Correspondent.