The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-08-02
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Mrs. E. p Wood, of Stanford, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. s. M.
Allen.
Mrs. Letton Vimont is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Russell Mayes, in
Lexington.
Mrs. Lyle Burlington, of Column
bus, Ohio, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. M. Miller.
Mr.. T. D. Judy visited T. H..
Pickerell, of Carlisle, Saturday, who
is seriously ILL.,
Misses Mary and Amy Richard
son, of Lexington, are visiting Chas.
Layson and family.
we are glad to report Mr.. M. d.
Hurst able to be out after severe
spell of sickness.
Mrs. o. e. Hurst and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Martin were visitors
in Midway the past week.
Mrs. James Miller has returned
after a visit with her parents in
Lexington.
Miss Martha Tom Bowles has re-
turned after an extended visit with
friends at North Middletown.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright and
S. G. Carpenter attended the funeral
of Mr.. Cochran, in Elizaville, Satur-
day.
Mr.. G. P. Smith, wife and baby
have returned to their home in
Charleston, S. c., after visit with
relatives here.
Mr.. John Hunter has returned
from the Harrodsburg fair with his
string of horses. He was fortunate
in winning five blue and one red.
The ladies of the Baptist Sum
day school will entertain the Mems
Bible Class and Sunday school with
a picnic in o. r. Rankins' woods
to-day (Tuesday.)
-MMisses Mary Richardson and
Amy Richardson, of Lexington, and
their niece, Miss Toany Bosworth, Of
MiddlesbOrO, are visiting relatives in
this city. They were accompanied
by little Miss Nancy Layson, who is
returning home after visit to the
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Bosworth
and to the Misses Richardson.
The opening of the "Mill-Bour
Theatre" Friday night was grand
success. The house was filled for
three hours to it's utmost capacity.
Everybody was we'll pleased, and the
music by the Carlisle Orchestra, di-
rected by Miss Grimes, was quite a
treat. Mr.. Zoellers is picture
show man right, up to the minute
in the movie line. He has secured
an orchestra to furnish the music,
and when everything is completed, it
will be strictly up-to-date in every
way. Let us give him the glad
hand, and show him how we appre-
ciate a picture show second to none
in our neighboring cities.
Very impressive ceremonies
were held at the laying of the cor
ner stone Of one of the dormitories
at Millersburg Military Institute.
Friday afternoon. There was one OF
the largest crowds that have ever
attended an occasion of the kind in
Millersburg. Everybody was not
only pleased with the exercises, but
were surprised at the amount OF
work that had been done in making
the new M. M. I. ready for school
work this fall. The laying of the
cornerstone was in charge of Mr.. A.
T. Moffett, president of the Board OF
Trustees. A short address on the
past history of Millersburg was de-
livered by DR.. G. c. Fisher, president
of Millersburg College. Mrs. c. M.
Best made a talk on the future OF
NJ. M. l., endorsing every movement
for the continuance of the school.
The exercises were in charge of Col.
w. R. Nelson, superintendent of the
school. After the ceremonies the
audience were invited to inspect the
grounds and buildings and they took
advantage of the occasion.