The Bourbon news., 1921-10-14

| Ollie Carter as bOOkkeeJer at the
Paris Distilling Co. Mr.. Carter is
promoted to Superintendent of the
G. G. White Co. distilling plant in
| East Paris.
ooh, boys, listen to this) Paris
Distilling Company making prepara-
tions for making first mash" on
November /. Will make 1900 bar
rels of whisky before shutting down.
| Married, at the home of the Off
ciating minister, Rev. Carey Morgan,
of the Christian church, Robert E..
Lusk and Miss Annie Kriener.
Leave for a ten-days' wedding trip
to Minnesota.
Clothing firm of Parker & James
dissolve partnership. Mr.. James re-
tains lease on storeroom and will re-
sumo the business on January l.,
1907.
Judge H. Clay Howard and COM
mittee in Lexington to attend meet
ing of Central Kentucky Natural
Gas Co. Natural gas promised for
Paris by the coming spring time,
gentle Annie.
Robinson Amusement Co putting
on street fair in Paris, has bad week
due to break down of electric light
plant and continued rain. THE
NEWS comments: This will prob
ably be the last street fair to be
held in Paris"
Miss Mamie Barbee, Of Danville,
gave delightful entertainment at
Elks' Hall, program consisting OF
negro and mountain folks dialect,
under auspices of the ladies OF the
Presbyterian church.
Frank O'Neill, Jr., of Paris, is
granted a patent on his hemp-break-
ing machine, thought to be destined
to revolutiOnize the business in the
State, as machines are said to be
able to do the work Of fifty men.
Local company being formed to
build the machines.
Tenth annual conference Of Ken
| lucky D. A. r. in session in Paris
at the home of the Misses Williams,
on Pleasant street, with nineteen
Chapters represented. Jemima
johnson Chapter, of Paris, enter
tains with reception at Elks' Hall,
in honor of visiting delegates. Pro-
gram opened with welcoming ad
! dress by Mrs E. F. Clay, Of Paris,
response by Mrs. D. L. Moore, of
| Harrodsburg.
Paris representatives attending
! fifth annual sessions Of the Ken
| lucky State Development Conven-
| ton, at Winchester, attended by $50
| delegates, representing every county
in State. Senator William Lindsay
| presides.
Edward Woods, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Woods, breaks arm by be-
ing caught between iron bars on
Ferris wheel at street fair.
photographic branch of U. S.
Geographical Survey making investi-
CATION of underground water sources
| in Bourbon county, shows presence
| of large number of fresh water
! stream and springs, flowing through
| limestone channels varying in width
from fractions of inches to several
| feet.
| Rathbone Lodge, X. of P. adopts
resolutions of respect to memory OF
late Col. A. ]. Lovely, prominent
member of the order. Of resolutions
committee two, Albert c. Adair and
BENZ. Perry, are dead.
| Paris society people greatly in
| C6roSCoQ III puySlCdl CuiCuiC CldoSCo
being conducted here by Prof. c.
Rucker Adams, of Chicago. Gym
suits, knickerbockers, lawn tennis
shoes, and other paraphernalia in
great demand and selling like hot
| cakes.
On account of poor service rem
dered by the Paris Electric Com
pany, City Council orders all arc
| lights cut out after November 1.
| Attractions at the Grand Opera
House, the Roger Brothers, in &C
robatic farce-comedy, Next Door"
with S. R. o. sign out.
| Thos McClintock & Sons, of Mil
lersburg, sell six fine mule colts to
Bath county parties at 500, and
eighteen to Tennessee men for sos
| head. Compare prices now.)
Eld. Carey Morgan, of Paris, de-
livered sermon at Convention Hall,
| in Buffalo, New York, to members
meeting of National Convention of
of Christian Endeavor Society, at
Christian Christian Church of
America.
Roll of Honor of Paris City School
contains these names: Edward
| Myall, Ruth Chambers, Elsie Hell
Ier, Clementine Robinson, Margaret
Buchanan, Minerva Rice. Norvin
Dickerson, Fredfa Heller, Elizabeth
Miller, James Mcclure. Martha Mat
| tox. Matte Miller. Ayonia Kiser.
Ellis Hayden, Elisabeth Crutcher.
Willie +. SummerB Jennie Miller,
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