The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-01-04
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Misses Margaret Shanks, of
Stanford, and Martha Belle Ratcliff,
of Sharpsburg, are guests of Miss
Margaret Allen.
Mr. w. NJ. Vimont, of Ashland,
arrived Tuesday as guest of his
mother and sister, Mrs Martha vi
mont and Miss Florence Vimont.
Mr.. Raymond Miller has re-
turned to his home at Pueblo, Colo,
after a few days visit to his broth
er, Mr.. w. M. Miller, and family.
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller and
have returned to Lexington after
spending the Christmas holidays at
home
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Murzing,
of Maysville, spent the New Year
holidays with their mother and sis
ter, Mrs. Martha Vimont, and Miss
Florence Vimont.
The Graded School opened We'd
Iesday with a good enrolment. The
M. G. and NJ. NJ. l. opened Thursday,
a large part Of the student body ar
irving on the afternoon and evening
trains of Wednesday.
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Rev and Mrs. ]. ID. Redd re-
ceived telegram Wednesday after
noon from their son, Mr.. Herman
Redd, who had cabled the law firm
of which he was member at
Paintsville, that he had arrived
safely in France, was well and feel
ing fine His parents are delight
ed at the good news, and his many
| friends are praying for his safe re-
turn.
The body of the twenty-months-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. X.
Smith, Evelyn Louise Smith, who
died at the home Of her parents,
Monday at three p. M, was Inferred
in the Millersburg Cemetery Tues
day at three p. M, after short
funeral service at the home of Mrs.
Minnie Hurst, the grandmother OF
the little girl. The child was i'll
part of the day Sunday, and about
eleven D. m. grew worse, and went
into CONCLUSIONS, dying at the time
named. The remains were brought
to the home of Mrs. Hurst, Monday
afternoon. Services were conducted
by Elder C.. o. CossaboOm. The
stricken parents have the sympathy
of all who know them in their sad
bereavement.
The following are the inter-
ments in the Millersburg Cemetery
during the year 1917: January FL,
Mrs. Mary McMahan Insko; Janu-
ary 21. Mr.. David Howard; Febru-
ary 7.Mr. William Thomas Jones;
Feburary IS, Pauline Devaughn'
FEBRUARY 10, Lenora F. Hopkins;
February 10, Mrs. Adella A. Patter-
son: February 20, Lois Blanche
Toadvine; February 27, Mr.. Elijah
M Neal: March IL, Mr.. George WEB
ster Reynolds; March Is, Mr.. Will
liam Becraft; March II, Mr.. Leroy
Bothman; April 9, Susan Ham
GRAY: April IS, Mr.. William Hugh
Rishop: May 2, Lilly Cantrill Smith;
NAV 8. Mr.. John Mastin, May ~
Mr. Frank LaRue; June "a, Mr..
Julian G. Allen; September 1, Ella
Frederick: September 16, Mrs. MOL
lie Conway; September 81. Mr.. John
w Letton: September %. Mr.. VIM.
Is Bothman; September 80, MT.
Glenn Owen Insko; October D, MT.
lee REYNOLDS Annette; October o.
Mr. w. D. Talbot; October Z, Mr.
lanes Buckler; October 9, Mrs
laura Bell; October 10, Mrs. Fan
ME G.. Hamilton; October II, MISS
Mo,lie Bowles; October IL, MT.
Charlie l.. Mitchell; October 2S, MI
} emile P. Vimont; November II,
Mrs Virginia Pollock; November
% Mr. George H. Mitchell; Novem-
her Is. Mrs. Arabelle Taylor; De
cember 7. Mrs. Susie Elizabeth Mas
Tin December -, Mrs. Mary A. Col
Inns. december u, Mrs. Bette +.
Vimont; December Is, Mr.. James
Ri1ev Long: December "a, Mr.. Ben
ianin whitman Wood. This is an
increase of twelve over 1916.
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