The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-09-02
OLD TIME HAPPENINGS FROM
THE NEWS FILES
TWENTY YEARS AGO

Capt. Ed. Spears, Henry Spears.
Hiram w. Carpenter, VIM. H.. Wha-
ley, John Malone, Simon Doty, Robt.
Ross, Lot D. Young and other Con-
federate veterans of county planning
to attend Morgan's Men reunion in
Louisville in September.
Manager Robert S. Porter, of the
Paris Grand Opera House, issues card
to the patrons of house, deprecating
the boisterous conduct of yong men
and women in the balcony, and PROM
Using to have better order in the fu-
ture, "even if it takes the Paris DO
lice force to do it,"
New telephone directory for Bour-
bon county in hands of the printers
to be completed for early delivery.
New book comprises exchanges at
Paris, Millersburg and North Middle
town.
Dick Harrison, manager of the
iSpooner Dramatic Company, filling
an engagement at the Grand Opera
House, and DR.. VIC. Ussery, Of
Paris, old friends, meet here for the
first time in fifteen years, and have
enjoyable time talking over old
times.
Young son of Robert Corey, of the
| L. & N. finds large pearl in mussel
shell while fishing in Stoner creek.
jewelers. pronounce it valuable. Paris
youngsters are searching all parts Of
creek for mussel shells.
| Pupils of Paris Christian church
hold annual picnic in yard adjoining
residence of DR.. Frank Fithian, and
have most enjoyable time"
| DR.. John R. Adair, Wyatt Thorn
ason and others return from a bust
lness trip to points in Texas. Dr..
Adair very enthusiastic, and will re-
turn in few days to locate in real
estate business.
| Infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Woods died of spinal meningitis at
home of it's parents.
| Democratic City Committee untan-
giles Councilmanic muddle by re-
counting vote and declaring the fol-
flowing as nominees: First Ward
James M. O'Brien, Hugh Montgom-
erv' and James Mcclure; Second
Ward-Wm. o. Hinton, Thos. F.
Rrannon and B. M. Renick. Middle
resulted from contested election case
of James Mcclure and others VS.. -.
C. Parrish and others.
| Rev. Father Brossart, formerly OF
Paris. Vicar-General of the Covlng-
ton diocese, appropriately celebrates
the twenty-ninth anniversary OF his
admission to the priesthood.
]. Hal Woodford and sisters pur-
chase residence of Mrs. Florence
Jockhart on the Winchester pske'
near Paris city limits, for $1,000.
| CITY and county schools open LOT
fall term with large attendance. AiS'
q number of private schools.
Henry Leer, of Scott county, III
paris on first visit since leaving hete
in 1861 with the Hamilton Guar0S
TO ioin the Confederate army.
Mrs. Mary McClintock, formerly
bousekeeper at the Hotel Windsor
dies at her. old home in Carlisle.
Mrs. Speed Hibler, of Paris, serl-
ouslv i'll at St. Joseph's Hospital, III
ovington. where she underwent
surgical operation, performed oy Ut
Rarkley and Anderson, of lexington
and VIM. Kenney, of Paris.
Mrs. Jessie B. Scott, aged tnlrts-
civ wife of Prof. ]. Milton Scott,
died at home near Shawhan. 'buriai
in the Winchester Cemetery.
Following from Paris attenoeu &
r,osked hall given at Torrent: MISSES
Gertrude Renick, Sadie Hart, Anna
Nav Simms, Eta and Mamie MI
C,in+ock. Messrs. Talbot Clay, j..
c;n,n,c Wilson and DR.. C. G. Daugh-
erty. .a;o
Raw colt by Sir Dixon-Arcad'a,
onortv of Catesby Woodford, OF
paris. sold at the Fasig-Tlpton Saio
~ New York City, to c. r. Elllson'
for $4,000 , of
n Elliott Kelley, formerly OIL
paris elected as Cashier OF the Cen
trail Bank at LchlhS'O'i'
Durham, resigned.
| Odeon Players, OF Clhciiha'.'
headed by Miss Jennie Mannheiliei
instructor of dramatic art at the Cln .
cinnati College of Music pleSen,
two comedies, "Nance Oldfield' anu
.Tbe Deacon" to crowded houses d.
the Paris Grand.
Rev. Father Burke, pastor OF the
church of the Annunciation, returns
from extended sojourn at Coiorauo
Snrings. Colo, and is given watih
welcome by members of congregation
and others.
Paris City Council is examlnlhs
and considering bids from various
concerns for construction of modern
sewer system for Paris.
Fifteen members of Paris RED Men
order go to Richmond to help IN
STALL new lodge there.
Rev. Burris Jenkins, newly-elec'.
cd president of the University Oh