The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-01-17
DYE MIND THE TINE
When These Things Happened In
Paris, As Told in THE
NEWS Files?
DAYS OF, AULD LANG sYNE
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO

oieSeeo tne 1oloWing oHlcerS: res
ident, Mrs. Alice Anderson; secre-
tary, Miss Clara Bacon; corresponds
ing secretary, Miss Nellie Schwartz;
treasurer, Mrs. Duncan Bell. Thirty
nine members were added to the
League.
Mayor O'Brien notified R. P. Dow,
president of the Paris Electric Co., to
cease service of company until the
plant has been put in proper shape as
promised several months previous.
Charles Whaley kicked and serious
ly injured by young horse which ran
away with him in front of the Bour-
bon Laundry.
L. Frank, ST., was presented with
a Master Mason's "fifty-years-a-
member" medal by Paris Lodge No.
2, F. & A. M. Medal bore Mr..
Franks name and the inscription,
"1S56-19O6."
Sam Watson, twenty years old,
brakeman in the L. & N. yards, run
over and killed by yard engine. Was
son of Charles Watson, of Vine
street.
Neil Burgess and his own company.
at the Grand Opera House, in "The
County Fair" on Wednesday, Jan
uary 9, 1907, his first visit to Paris.
Auctioneer Polk Forsythe sold at
public sale in front of the hourt house
the Mrs. Lou Smedley farm, near
Paris, to F. F. Clay, Jr., for $8s.65
per acre.
Farmers and tobacco growers OF
the Ruddels Mills vicinity organize
union, with following officers: Harry
Holt, president; w. Steele Marsh,
vice president; R. R. Turner, secre-
tary; B. B. Marsh, treasurer; George
K. Redmon, delegate to State meet.
| ing.
John G. Redmon, of Jackstown
pike, brought to The News office an
old almanac published in Lexington
by Joseph Charles in 1907. Thomas
Jefferson was then President of the
United States and Christopher Green
up was Governor Of Kentucky. Book
was found in an old trunk belonging
to Mr.. Redmon's father, Mr.. j. T
Redmon. @'-------- '------ --@------7 ~
Tim Murphy and Dorothy Sherrod
| in "a Corner in Coffee" and Leslie
Leigh, in "The Isle of Spice" at the
Paris Grand on January II.
Morris Renick, formerly of Paris
elected president Of the First Ma
tional Bank, at Middletown, Ohio, OF
which he had been cashier for sew
eral years.
Isaac M. Daley, father of DIR. M
H. Daley, of Paris, and DIR. w. u
DALEY. of Millersburg, died in Taze'
we'll, Virginia.
Stranger FORCES the name OF owen
L. Davis to four drafts on the George
Alexander Bank of Paris for S5C
each. Cashed by New York bank
but rejected as forgeries by the New
York Clearing House Association.
In a three-cornered fight for Dem
ocratic Committeeman for Paris pre-
c;nct No. 2 between VIM. Hinton, Jr.
Wilmington Mann and R. K. McCar
aey. Mr.. Mann was elected.
Mrs. Ella Jones Longley, daugh
+er Of Mrs. Martha Jones, of Paris
burned to death by explosion OF
,.nn at her home in ST. Louis, MO
Farmers Bank of Millersburg pur
chased of DR.. Bruce Smith propert!
at corner of Main and Fifth stree's
then occupied by Millersburg poster
fee and Home telephone Office 10
bank purposes.
Fine spring of mineral water, con
tanning iron, chalebyates and othe
medicinal properties, discovered o
> farm of l. F. Chanslor, near Millers
, burg.
. Mr. and Mrs. Cassius N. Clay il
sued invitations to the wedding q
!, their daughter, Anna Louise Clay
5 Mr.. William Rhodes Shackelford'
J. the Christian church, in this CITY, o
! January 20, 1907.
: Chesapeake 6 Ohio passenge
a train. being detoured through Far
to Cincinnati, on account OF wasnou
= ON their line between Lexington an
. Ashland, ditched near Hutchinson, Tn
county. Brakeman Lowry, and Mr
J. T. West, of Ashland, and colore
porter injured. All trains on l..
N. had to be detoured.
,ruYr,NYrV WEARS AGO