The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-05-21

world is what it is today, and paid
high tribute to the missionary cause,
; through whose influence little Korean
girl is now a'student at n. f. C. The
musical program: was fully I'D to the
average DR.. Wilkerson delivered
another able address to the missionary
societies of the college. The musical
program was equally good. a.
The commencement exercises of the
M. +. C. was continued Saturday at
chit p. M. by the bautifuI drama, "Sf.
Cecilia, rendered by Miss Walkers
class in Expression, in the college
auditorium. 1t was by many that the
audience would not be as large as on
the previous evening, inasmuch as it
was Saturday night, and there were
several other entertainments, but,there
was very little difference in the size
and character of the two audiences
! The yonug ladies acquitted themselves
most creditably. Misses Jennie Maurie
| Pepper and Don ShIvel deserve special
mention. They are both eminently
| qualified to become good dramatic star
readers. The musical program was not
only enjoyed by all present, but those
participating were the recipients of
Ildiy cuCOlCos
What more appropriate gift can you
give than a high grade watch. Next
| to ones family a watch is a PERSONS
closest companion. 1t is referred to
many times day. You can have it
engraved with an appropriate inscript-
ion and in after years with what pride
| it will be shown to friends as the
watch which dear OH father and
mother, or so-and-so, gave me on the
day of my graduation.
AARON MCCONNELL,
14-4t Jeweler and Optition.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. M. johnson were in
Lexington, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Taylor were in
Cincinnati. Sunday.
DR.. Deans and Mr.. B. A. Neal have
purchased. automobiles.
No change for the better in the con-
dltion of Mr.. E. P. Clarke.
See the nice line of fresh candy at
Wells Restaurant. M. P. WELLS
17-2t
Mr.. Ephriam Smith returned Friday
after weeks visit to relatives in
Carlisle.
Mrs. Jas. HutselI, of, Mt. Sterling.
was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. M. T..
Martin, Thursday.
Rev. w. A. Swift and family return
ed Thursday, after two weeks visit
to relatives at Mayfield.
Mrs. Ben Caldwell, of MoorefeId.
was the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Taylor, last week.
Mr.. Lee Brown, of Covington. was
the guest Of his mother, Mrs. Hettie
Brown, Friday night and Saturday.
Mrs. Mollie Slack lef' Friday for her
home at Sharpsburg, after a weeks
visit to her brother, Mr.. j. j. Peed
and family.
DIR. Earl Barton arrived home from
the Louisville Medical College, Friday
afternoon. accompanied by his friend,
DR.. Curry, of Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Wilson, Sr. have
returned after few days visit to
their son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. K. Wilson. at Robinson Station.
The two little daughters of Mr., and
Mrs. r. L. Tarr and a little son of
MIR. and Mrs Joe w. Mock underwent
operations Thursday for adenoids.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Mcconnell and
Mr.. and Mrs. B. p Miller and little
son, of Mt. Olivet, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Aaron Mcconnell, THURSDAY
and Friday.
The best line Of candy both in quail
ity and quantity is found at Wel's
Restaurant. No Middlemen. 1t
comes direct from the factory. IF
you buy once you will buy again.
17.2t M. P. WELLS.
Miss Jennie Maurie Pepper, one OF
the seniors of M. F. c.. entertained her
class, and also the class of 1911, with
the faculty, at an elaborate MONDAY
luncheon, Saturday. The occasion was
jolly one, and numerous toasts were
INDUCED in.
For commencement gifts see Nc
COnnelPs lire of bracelets, lockets,
rings, mesh bags, la valiars, pins and
nice line of college and souvenir
spoons.
AARON MCCONNELL
l4-2t. JeWeler and OptitiOn.