The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-05-17

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81. Webb, VIM. Grimes, j. M. Hal
John Yerkes, Geo. ID. Speakes.
Paris No. 2-E. T. Hinton and
H. Corey, Captains, and A. B. Han
cock. T.. F. Burnett, Ed. Prichard
Geo. w. Clay, John j. Williams, Dr.
]. T. Vansant, w. G. McClintock, II
Clay Howard, Rev. w. E. Ellis, j.
Grosche, Rudolph Davis.
Paris. No. Sd. G. Parrish ant
Frank P. Kiser, Captains, and j. o
Marshall, Dr. H. NJ Hamilton, Pearc,
Patton, Sidney Ardery, W. o. Hinton
Edward Burke, C. o. Wilmoth, Levi.
T, Lilleston, Raymond Mcmillan. !;
Paris No. &C. K. Thomas and C
P. Cook, Captains, and VIM. Bryan
F. j. Savage, VIM. Myall, Walter
Clark, B. Santen, S. K. Nichols, j
Harvey Hibler and Withers Davis.
Paris No. 5-M. ]. LAWN and L.
ID. Harris, Captains, and NJ. P. Col
lier, H. L. Baldwin and Frank P.
Paris No. &C. w. Wilder and
George Batterton, Captains, and
Boone Baldwin, Chas. Green, J. w.
Bacon, DIR. d. s. Henry, S. E. Bed
ford, DR.. j. T. Brown, John Young,
j. Will Thomas, jeff Denton, Will
Stewart, Ernest Martin.
Hutchinson No. Robert Meter
and James Wilmott, Captains, and
John Virgins, o. B. Lloyd, James
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Hutchinson No. 2-Wm. B. Ardery
and Chas. White, Captains, and j.
M. Brennan, Matt Lair, Hugh Fer
guson, Matt Bedford, w. w. Hall.
North Middletown No. il. w.
Jones, and Rev. F. M. finder, Cap
tains, and John T. Collins, L. d.
Mitchell, j. w. Young, Jr., John ].
Redmon, ]. S. Talbot, Logan Bryan,
w. S. Meng, Roy McCray.
North Middletown No. BEN
Woodford, ST., and Charlton Clay,
Captains, and Russell Faulconer,
Brooks Clay, T. j. Harvey, w. C. Tut
tie, Gano Hildreth.
Centerville No. ". w. Fergu-
son, and John Welch, Captains, Wal
ter Shropshire, John N. Shropshire,
Hub Clifford, G. r. Burberry, Harry
Centerville No. 2 - Stanhope
Weidemann and Samuel Houston,
Captains, and Mrs. T. H. Tarr, c. B.
Cox, Miller Ward, E. c. Cleveland,
Joe Ewalt, Calvin Jones.
Riddles Mills No. &c. w. Wyatt,
Jr., and James Fisher, Captains, and
John Marston, Jack Cunningham,
Walter Tate, DR.. Geo. Rankin, Cur
rent Cunningham.
Riddles Mills No. 2-Amos Tur-
ney,. Jr., and George Current, Cap
tains and w. H. Brannock, Harry
Holt, Owen Kennedy.
Clintonville No. 1-Thos. Henry
Clay, Jr., and Luther Rice, Captains,
and Lee Stephenson, Sam Weathers,
James Woodford, James Liter.
Clintonville No. George K.
Jones and John Woodford, Captains.
and Julian Frank, George K. Pepper.
Little Rock No. II. Elmer Board
man and S. R. Burris, Captains, and
Bob Parker, Lindsay Stewart, Jim
Wilson, Forrest WATSON, Troop Clark.
Roger Crouch, c. H. Dalzell, P. L.
Mcclure, Edsell Clark, R. H. Burris,
Chas. Hopkins, Finley Burris.
Little Rock No. 2..Sam CLAW and
w. P. Wornall, Captains, and Wood
ford Buckner, Thomas Buckner, Sam
+. Harding, Redmon Talbot, Aylette
Buckner.
Millersburg, having their own
men were named for the two precincts
IN that locality.
Through the generosity of Mr..
John B. Elliott, of Lexington, presi-
dent Of the Colonial Amusement
Company, which 4eases and operates
the Paris Grand, the free use of the
house for the Sunday afternoon
meeting has been made posi-
NJ tot II
sions donated the use of the house
for patriotic meetings and it goes
without saying that his action will
always be appreciated and pleasantly
remembered by the people of the city
and county who are interested in
these movements.
A novel feature of the Red Cross
campaign will be the public sale of
a yearling jack colt, a six-months-
old jennet colt, and an eight-year-
old jennet, in foal. This sale will be
conducted in front of the court house
door tomorrow Saturday after
noon, at which time the animals will
be disposed Of to the highest and
best bidder. They were donated to
the Red Cross by Mr.. William
Sparks, of near Paris, who was moved
by patriotic motives to make the do
nations. The animals are sound and
in good condition, and will be a
good investment for the purchaser.
Several patriotic displays have
been arranged in the show windows
of local merchants all well conceived
and well executed. One of the most
noteworthy and one that attracts the
attention of everyone has been ar
ranged in j. w. Davis & Co.'s win
dow. 1t shows samples of all the
work done in the sewing rooms of the
Red Cross, and work that is being
done at present by them.
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