The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-16
IOLD-TIME HAPPENINGS FROM
4 THE NEWS FILES.
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO

shipped sixteen head of thorough
breds, progeny of Imp. Carlton
Grange, Imp Star Shoot and Sir Dix
on, to the sales at Sheepshead Bay,
in charge of Col. Joe Hedges.
John McDermott, operator in the
local Postal Telegraph Office, pro-
NOTED to position of manager of the
Postal Office at London, KY.
Dan W. Peed, ST., sold to w. T.
OVERLY thirty hogsheds Of finest to-
bacco ever grown in Bourbon county,
at $12 per 100 pounds. Mr.. Peed
sold sixty hogsheads on the Louisville
market, being the remainder of his
previous years purchase.
E. K. Thomas, ST., goes to st. Paul,
Mimi, where he is to officiate as
Judge of fine Shorthorn cattle at the
Minnesota State Fair.
The Ben Henry farm of 112 acres
sold by Auctioneer M. F. Kenney, for
Master Commissioner Russell Mann,
to John Burris, for 5000 an acre.
Prof. Lippard announces through
THE NEWS opening of the Paris
Business College, with a large attend
ance of Paris and Bourbon county
students.
City purchases six hundred gal
Ions of oil from the Indiana Rein
| ing Co., at Georgetown for oiling
streets of Paris.
w. w. Massie, prominent citizen
and retired farmer, aged eighty-six
died after a short illness at his home,
"Hidaway," on Vine street, now oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Davis.
Garth Lodge, A. o. U. w., granted
permit by the Paris City Council to
hold street fair and carnival on
streets of Paris. Contract closed
with the Robinson Amusement Co.
Noted comedian, Pete Baker, Of
"Chris and Lena" fame, at the Grand
Opera House, in comedy success, ga
Race For A Widow"
Postmaster Louis Earlywine, Keene
Lutes, Benz. Perry, of Rathbone
Lodge, X. of P, hold conference with
citizens of Millersburg regarding
installation in that city of X. of P.
lodge.
Joe Connell purchased of admins
traitors of late j. WI Bedford the
Templin residence on Eighth streer,
for $4,000.
| Brutus Grinnan leaves for Spokane,
Washington, where he has been en-
gagged to take charge of large photo
graphic studio.
Born-At the Hotel Fordham, tC
the wife of landlord c. M. Beets, a
daughter, weight, eight pounds.
Lyttleton Purnell resigns his posi-
ton as clerk in the grocery of T. T.
Roche, and accepted deputyship in
the County Assessors office.
George Stevens, of Paric, noted no
tel clerk, found dead in bed at the
Brown-Proctoria Hotel, in Winches-
ter, where he had been employed.
Charles It. Kenney severely cut or
head and has two ribs broken ano
suffers other injuries when big door
in grocery on South Main street fell
on him.
Marriage of Miss Rosa Saloshin, 81
Paris, and Mr.. Sim Levy, of Louis
vile. announced for October.
Desha Lucas, manager of Paris
base ball team issued a challenge
to the Lexington base ball team
for a series of three Sunday games
to decide the championship of Cen
trail Kentucky.
Certificate of Hon. w. P. Kimball
of Lexington, as Democratic nominees
for Congress from Seventh District
filed in Office of County Clerk Ed
D. Patton.
Business men of Paris comply will
law by filing with County Clerk lis
Of members of firm where full nam
of one of the partners does not ap
pear. Penalty for not doing so i
$25 to 500 fine or Imprisonment
tom 70 fhi,sfxy