The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-06-30
Friends of Bourbon County
Meet Saturday and Per-
feet Organization.
VERY ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETING HELD.
List of Workers Appointed
For the Twenty Voting
Precincts in County.

The organization of a Claude NJ
Thomas Club" for the purpose of
furthering the interests OF Bourbon
County's Congressional candidate in
the race for the Democratic nomina-
ton, was effected in the County Court
room, in the court house, Saturday af
ternoon.
The meeting was called to order by
Temporary Chairman John T. Collins,
with Bruce Miller and Swift Champ as
Secretaries. These were later made
permanent officials.
Chairman Collins, after briefly stat
ing the object of the meeting urged a
thorough organization of the county
in Mr.. Thomas interest.
A committee composed of r. B.
Hutchcraft, Jr., A. S. Thompson, Jno.
T. Hinton and the chairman, was ap-
pointed to name a committee in each
of the twenty voting places in the
county to thoroughly canvass the vote
and make personal appeals to the
voters.
The committee reported the follow
ing list of names for workers in the
twenty precincts, which was &C
cepted:
Paris No. Judge c. A. Mcmillan,
E. T. Hinton, Robert Lusk, Walker
Muir, ]. NJ. Hall, E. B. Hedges, E. M.
Dickson, George ID. Speakes and w.
H. Webb
Paris No. Wv. G. McClintock,
Wilmington Mann, E. F. Prichard,
Swift Champ, w. H. Whitley and DR..
]. T. Vansant.
Paris No. 3-Pearce Patton, Bruce
Miller, Alex Rice, c, E, Butler, DR.. j.
A. Gilkey, J. S. Wilson, r. B. Hutch
craft, Jr, and ]. O. Marshall and DR..
A. H. Keller.
Paris No. 4-Hon. ]. T. Hinton, c.
]. Lancaster, Dr. F. P. Campbell, Will
liam B. Ardery, Jr., w. A. Wallen,
John Cain, Ernest Martin, William
Grannon and Walter Clarke.
Paris No. 81. d. Harris, Jack
Woods, John Cain, Sr, John T. Hedg-
es, Harry Baldwin and Swinney Ray.
Paris No. 6-J. w. Thomas, DR.. d.
S. Henry, Claude Redmon, William
Remington, H. B. Arnold, George Bat
terton and M. J.Lavin.
Millersbprg Nos. 1 and DIR. Bur
rotlghs, DIR. William Miller, Thomas
McClintock, Ben Thompson, DR.. c. c.
Fisher, Bert McClintock, John Leer
Sanford Carpenter, c. M. Best and
Ashby Leer.
North Middletown No. Judge H
c. Smith, H. S. Caywood, j. j. Red
mon, T. G. Johnson, A. S. Trimble
C. c. Clark, ]. Hedge Rash, A. C
Detwiler, Lawrence Mitchell, Calvert
Meng, William Stewart, E. B Allen
Cash Harvey, |. S. Reynolds and Roy
McCray.
North Middletown No 2-Gano Hill
dreth, Ben Woodford, Hon. j. Ha
Woodford, c. c. Hadden, A. S. Thomp
son, Sam Hardin and w. F. Mitchell
Little Rock No. Is. r. Burris, l.
A. Cooper, ]. E. Boardman, II. II
Crouch, B. F. Hopkins, ]. P. Burris
w. B. Crouch, Perry Jewell, DR.. P. L
Mcclure, R. H. Burris, Tip Hinkle
John Belts, William WATSON, j. +
Young, Ed Clark, Thomas Dillon AM
c. H. Dalzell.
Little Rock No. 2-T. ]. Redmon
w. P. Wornall Walter Kenney, Jas
L. Dodge, David Johnson, John Bro
ply, Sam T. Talbot, Catesby Wood
ford, Jr., ]. G. Redmon and George w
Redmon.
Clintonville No. IA. S. ThomI
son. B. J. Clay, A. L. Stephenson, Ra
Cunningham, W. K. Hally, Burnet
Parrish. R. S. Darnaby, Ben Stipp an
Luther Rice and w. W. Haley.
Clintonville No. 2|L ID. Thompson
James Ingels, Joseph Quisenberry
Henry Power, ]. Frank Clay and Chas
Higgins.
Hutchison No. 1-E. p. Claybrool
E. d. Brown, Robert Meter, w. +
Piper, William Meter and Jon
Steele.
Hutchison No Forrest Letter
Frank White, Charles White w. v
Hinton, James w. Ferguson, M. /
Lowell. John Towles and Louis Mui
simon.
Centerville No. ". w. Ferguson
Joseph Leach, A. ID. Leach, Thoma
Leach, Spence Menifee and ALI Ba
terton.
Centerville No. u. M. Scott,
P. Clay, ]. A. Wagner, A. p. Adai
ID. G. Taylor and John Leach.
Riddles Mills No. John Marsto
Walker Kiser, E. ID. Rails, Isaac Ke
Ter. Charles Wilson, Jacob Kelle
Jack Cunningham, James II. Fishe
Ed. Keller and Thomas Padgett.
Riddles Mills No. 2-R. 0. Turne
B. B. Marsh, George Current, Jane