The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-05-07
MILLERSBURG ITEMS.

Mr.. Simon Gillaspie was in Cincinnati
Sunday and Monday.
Miss Watson Cassell, of Carlisle, is the
guest of Miss Lucy Robertson.
Mr. Evan w. Floyd of Paris; was the
guest Sunday of Miss Mary Taylor.
Mrs Mary Moran, of Maysville, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Jesse Wilson.
Mr.. ] D. Bradley, has sold several
lots in Judyville to Mr.. Snapp. Terms
private.
R. L. Tarr and family returned from
Florida Saturday after spending the
winter.
Mrs. w. c. Collins and little son, left
last Saturday for their new home at
Richmond.
Mrs. w. G. Daily left Friday for a
weeks visit to her parents, Elder and
Mrs. Sanders, Irvine.
Mr.. Ola Snapp has resigned his posi-
ton at the barber shop of 7. 7. Bentley
and returned to his home at Salt Well.
President J. L. Clarke. of Kentucky
Wesleyan College, Winchester, preached
Sunday morning and evening at the
Methodist church.
Miss Flora Mason, who was taken to
St. Joseph Hospital, Lexington, last
Thursday, will be operated on today by
DR.. David Barrow.
Mr.. Simon Gilaspie sold on Friday his
house and lot in Judysville, to J. Aux
Ter, the same is now occupied by Mr..
Auxier and family. Price paid 500.
DR.. w. V. Huffman is building a
modern veranda in front of his residence.
The old one will be rebuilt in front of
his Office connecting with his residence.
Luther, the little son of Geo. Howard,
is critically i'll at St. Joseph Hospital at
Lexington, with typhoid fever, and but
little hopes OF his recovery are enter
tanned.
Mr.. Yates, of Paris, has entered on
his duties as our local manager of The
Bourbon Home Telephone Co. He
succeeds W. c. Collins who assumes the
same position at Richmond.
The family of James Perkins who are
convalescent from typhoid fever are in
need of assistance. Those charitably in
clined will do we'll to look into this case
They reside on the property of Ed. In
gels lately purchased from Bud Dykes.
With.a full stock of building material
we are prepared to give you an estimate
on anything in the line of building.
Avery, Oliver and ]. l. Case riding cult
yators, Bemis Tobacco TRANSFORMERS.
BUTLER & MILLER, Phone e..
Miss Don Shivel gave the first of the
series of four Senior recitals at the M.
F. c. auditorium Friday at 8p. m. Miss
| Shiyel'S recital was in expression, and
she was assisted by Miss Kitson, vocal
| ist, and Miss Alma Duke Jones, pianist.
Her four numbers were good, and she
demonstrated the fact that she had taken
her training nicely. She has a voice
especially adapted to the work and uses
| it we'll The musical program was
equally as good. The ladies were greet
ed with ilarge audience and all were
the recipient of numerous encores.
Miss Bette Maris, senior in piano will
give her recital this evening. Miss
Jennie Marie Pepper in expression Fri
| dav evening. All friends and patrons OF
| institution are invited.
The remains of Mr.. A. T. Vimont who
died at Ordway, Col. Tuesday morning
and arrived in Millersburg. Thursday at
| noon were laid to rest in the Millersburg
cemetery Friday afternoon after an ap-
propriate service at his mothers home
Mrs. Vina Vimont conducted by Rev.
B. c. Horton pastor of the Methodist
church at Mt. Sterling. Mr.. Horton
was intimately associated with the de-
ceased and paid him high tribute to
his memory. The floral tributes were
beautiful and numerous. The following
is partial list of the out of town visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Letton, j. W..
| Clarke, Lexington; Mrs. R. E. Becraft
and DR.. Kennedy, Paris: Mrs. Mamie
Patton, CAMBRIDGE; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Dudley and DIR. Geo. Spencer, Carlisle.