The evening bulletin. [volume], December 30, 1903, Image 2

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Evening Bulletin.
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WEDNESDAY, DEOE VI BER 30 1903.
THE WEATHER RECORD.
For tho 24 hours ending at 6:30 a. m.l
8'ate o( Wfather... Cloudy
Highest temperature 38
Lowest temperature- 0
Mean temperature 22
Wind dlrectlou Northwcstorlv
Precipitation (Inches) rain or snow.. 05
Previously reported for December 2 60
Total for Itatember to date 2 65
Tiik Philadelphia Record thinks it is
nat strange the White House ia ufesttd
with cranks, considering the kind of
people the President ia in the habit of
inviting to lunch,
Boston ia rather alow to recognizo the
merits of the colon d people, consider
ing the small vote given one of their
candidates at the recent election when
he ran 15,000 behind the ticket.
THE SUREST WAY TO KNOW
GOOD SHOES
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Is to wear them. Every pair of our "Saxon
Shoes" for boys and youths are made to wear
and will give the best of service. BOYS'
. ' $1.75. YOUTHS' $J.50sJtjet
J. HENRY PBOOR
HERE AND THERE.
Some 'one signing his name, "Scrupu
lous Conscience," has sent $1,320 to rail
way agents, city officials .and others at
St. Louis the past week. What an in
How into city, county and State treas
uries there would be if this thing could
be properly developed.
The Frankfort Chair Company that
was recently found to be $53,000 behind
in its payment of the State for the lease
of convict labor has squared its account,
so far as the $53,000 is concerned, but
the State will now require it to pay in
terest on the account for the timo it
was overdue. It's fortunate for Stato
Auditor Coulter the affair has been bo
satisfactorily adjusted.
PERSONAL.
Miss Ora Hunter was a visitor in
MayBville Tuesday.
Rev. Dr. W. G. McCready went to
Winchester Tuesday.
Rev. H. T. Mueselman left TueEday
for a short visit at Cynthiana.
Mr. John Marr is down from Car
lisle visiting his sister, Mrs. Tilton.
Miss Pattie Hunter entertains this
evening at her home at Washington.
Mr. Basil Duke, of Cincinnati, is
spending a few days here with his family.
Mr. Gill Smoot, of Columbus, O., ia
in town shaking hands with his many
friends.
Mies Bertha King, of Greenup, ia
v'siting Miss Christine Schaeffer, of East
Second street.
Mr. Leslie Gault, of St. Louie, is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. P.
Gault, in the county.
Misses Mary and Annabolle'Boulden,
of Millersbnrg, are visiting the MisseB
Bouldin, of Tuckahoe.
Mrs. Thomas R. Phister is visiting
her parents Judge A. A. Wadsworth and
wife at Northport, Long Inland.
Judge James P. Harbeson and son,
Captain James P. Harheson, Jr. were
registered at the Central Hotet labt
night.
Miss Sadie Hunter gave an enter
tainment laBt evening at hpr home in
the county to a select party of her young
friends
Mr. M. J. Breen, dining car con
ductor on the C. and 0., and his son
Harry were guests at the Central Hotel
, last night.
Mr. Jesse Goodman has returned to
bis home at Mt. Gilead after visiting his
brother, Mr. B. W. Goodman, of West
Third street.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Wood
gave an enjoyable entertainment at their
home in tne county Tuesday afternoon
to a party of young persona.
Mr. and Mra. William Case have re
turned to their home in Hamilton, O.,
after a short visit to their parents, Mr.
John Case, near Mayslict, and Mr. Arthur
Jefferson, of Shannon.
Mr. Simuel EaBton, of West Third
street, is quite ill.
John Duley has Bold to J. W. Emmons
the tract of seventy-two acres of unim
proved land belonging to W. J. Rees
near Fern Leaf, for $3,000. Mr. Duley
has several farms he would like to sell
this year. If you want one Btop in to
day or to-morrow.
Items of Interest From Nearby Towns and
Villages Contributed by tho Bul
letin's Corps of Corre
v spondents.
Wxdokia, Dec. 29. Mrs. William Goodman, ot
Mt. Gilead, who was paralyzed last Sunday re
mains in a very critical condition.
Miss Sudie Harrison, who has been attending
school at Lexington, Is at homo.
Miss Emma Cord Is homo from College at Lex
lngton spending tho holidays with bor parents.
Mrs. Marcle Clark and son are visiting her
brothers at Lexington.
Miss Ida Tollo is visiting friends In Maysvllle.
Mr. and Mrs. James Davenport entertained a
number of friends at dinner Christmas Day.
C. A. Goodman is at tho bedside of his mothor
who has been very dangerously ill.
A little child of Everct Early died last week
with pneumonia.
FtrjMViUE, Dec. 29th. A very Interesting two
weeks meeting that was held hero recently, con
ductedby Elders Tomllu and Wiggins, closed
w itbout any additions to the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Morris, Messrs. James Welsh,
Thomas Davis and Elijah Rogers, of Cincinnati,
are guests of relatives hero during tho holidays.
Mr. Wm. Morris, 8r., observed the- seventy
ninth anniversary of his birth Sunday by a
family reunion and au elegant dining. Quito a
number of relatives were present.
Miss Ruth Cruey Is spending the wlntor with
her sister, Mrs. Wm. Hord, at Ellzabcthtown, Ky.
Miss Ruth's health is reported much improved
from drinking water from tho mineral spring at
that place.
"Budd" Slmms' residence near Rectorvlllo
burned Monday afternoon of last week. It was
Insured in the Farmers' Home Mutual Aid for
1100. It was known ai tho old homestead of
Mrs. Mary Stubblefleld, deceased.
Miss Nannie Luman returned to her homo at
Tollesboro 8unday after a week's visit with rela
tive 8 at "Orchard Farm." Uor cousin, MUs
Rena Mao Coryell, accompanied her.
Mrr Amesa Wilson, of Ohio, and Messrs. Harley
and Charllo Wilson wcro pleasant guests of rela
tives and friends hero tho first of last week.
Mcsdames Amos Wilson and Wm. Wilson, of
Pleasant Ridge, accompanied by their handsome
sons, were the very pleasant guests of relatives
at "Orchard Farm" Saturday.
Miss Lutlo Berry is a guest of her sister, Mrs.
Fannio Rogers.
Mr. Irvin Goodman was called to the bedside
of bis mother, Mrs. Goodman, near Mt. Gilead,
who was paralyzed a few days ago.
Mr. Joseph Welsh visited relatives at Cincin
nati during tho holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sweet are entertaining a
new son at their home. Mr. Sweet is tho happy
Cither of twelve children, seven sons and Ave
daughters, two by a former marriage
School will resume Monday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Flper visited her sister, Mrs.
Nathan Drake, last week.
Mr. Wm. Salmon moved from Rectorvlllo to his
new residence Monday.
Albert Drake and wife, of Cincinnati, were
guests ot his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Drake,
last week.
East Limestone, Dec. 29 th. Miss Jesslo Yancey
Is spending tho holiday vacation in tho city.
Mibs Gertrude Coughlin, of Cincinnati, Is en
joying a visit with home folks.
Stanloy Beighle, of Cincinnati, who has been
spending the holidays at his old home, will re
turn to tho city this week.
Emma Williams, Auna Dickson Williams and
Frank Williams spent Christmas Day and sev
eral succeeding days with relatives lu tho city.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Beighle entertained a fow
friends with an elegant dining Sunday. Among
them wero W. II. Yancey and daughter, Miss
Jessie, Misses Mayme, Gortrudo and Agnes
Coughlin and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Williams and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Coughlin entertained a
number of young folks lost night with a very
enjoyable social, ,
Georgo Smith, colored, who accidentally shot
his foot oft" Christmas Day near his homo on
Taylor Mill pike, was unable to procure the ser
vices of a physician and was taken to the city in
his suffering condition to be treated. Who was
it that Bald "Humanitarian principles aro price
less pearls 1" Ho was removed yesterday to tho
Infirmary.
School closed at Bernard Wednesday evening
for tho holidays with approprlato exercises by
the pupils who manifest rapid advancement,
duo to the marked ability and untiring energies
of their teacher. The highest grades received
wcro Clara Mao Bcighlo 87, and Anna Dickson
Williams 88. A bountiful treat was served the
pupils by tho teacher, wbllo thoy in thankful
appreciation of her kindness and interest pre
sented her with a watch brooch and a hand,
somcly framed and elegant picture significant of
school work. Miss Yancey manifested with
pleasing effect her appsclatlon ot their thought
fulness. John Russell had a position as assistant at tho
Gantley grocery during tho Christmas rush.
Christmas with its many joys and festivities,
was pervaded with gloom for tho bereaved
Byron family, who sustained tho irreparablo
loss of husband and father. Tho members of
tho stricken homo have tho sympathy of tho
community.
Friday, the beginning of tho New Year, is tho
dav to form resolutions. Tho first ono should
bo faith In ones self.
An ordinance is now before the Board
of Aldermen, of Chicago, which, piovides
that
"No person, company, firm, or corporation
holding a license to keep a saloon or dram shop
or in any wiso to sell intoxicating liquor at re
tail shall sell or give away or deliver or in any
way furnish any such liquor to any person or
persons in any room, ball, yard, or place other
than tho room commonly known as a barroom,"
and "That no person, company, firm, or corpo
ration, holding a license to keep a saloon' or
dramshop or in anywise to sell intoxicating
liquor at retail shall keep or maintain, or uso
or allow to bo used, any family entrance or sldo
door, or moro than ono door or entrance of any
kind Into the room whero tho salo of such liquor
is conducted, and that no room or rooms of any
kind shall bo connected with tho said room
whero such salo Is conducted, whether by doors
or windows, or sliding panels, or stairs, or steps,
or in any other manner."
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DeKalb Lodge No. 12, I. O. 0. F.,
elected officers last night as follows:
N. G. Luclcn Barker.
V. tf. Millard Williams.
Secretary John W. Thompson.
Treasurer John Duley.
Host John W. Thompson.
Widows' and Orphans' Committee Harry Tay
lor, Jos. H. Dodson and Thos. F, Boyce.
Real Estate Committee W. II. Cox, J. D. Dyo
and J. Barbour Russell. ,
FInanco Committee Allan D. Cole, Harry
Walsh and Thos. P. Boyce.
John V. Keech Council No. 10, Jr. 0.
TJ. A. M., elected officers for tho ensuing
term, as follows:
Councilor-J. A. Mitchell.
Vice Councilor Robert Wise.
Treasurer N. C. Rudy.
Financial Secretary G. A. Helmer.
Recording Secretary Ben T, Smith.
Conductor James T. Sweet, Sr.
Warder Henry Breeze.
I. G. Andy Reed.
O. G. John Downton.
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Mrs. Mary T. Cox will sell at public
auction her residence adjoining tho Cen
tral Presbyterian Church, Saturday after
noon, January 2, at 2 o'clock.
,An assortment of diamond rings and
brooches not equaled in Maysville at
Olooney & Perrine's.
UNITED 8TATES OF AMERICA,
EASTERN DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY, ss.
In tho United States District Court In and for
said District.
In tho matter of Oscar Jesso Hord, Bankrupt.
No in Bankruptcy.
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors.
To tho creditors of Oscar Jesse Hord, of Rector
vlllo, in the County of Mason, Stato of Kentucky,
and district aforesaid, a bankrupt.
Notico is hereby given that on tho 23a day of De
cember, A. I)., 1903. tho said Oscar Jesso Hord was
duly adjudicated bankrupt; and that tho first
meeting of creditors will bo held at tho office of
Tnos. R. Phister, rofereo, in Maysvillo, Ky.,on the
9th day of January. A. D 1901, at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, at which timo the said creditors may
attend, provo their claims, appoint a trustee,
examine tho bankrupt, and transact such other
business as may properly come before said moot
ing. THOS. R. PHISTER,
December 29th, 1903. Referco in Bankruptcy.
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Preparations for so important an
.event as is pending here cannot be
made hurriedly. We are working
steadily and hope in-a day or two
we can fulfill our promise of im
portant news.
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With the new year we expect consid
erable activity in city and county real
estate. There is no better location
than Maysville. Let us join hands in
1904 to build her up in every legiti
mate way. There are no better farm
ing lands than those of Mason County.
Why not invest in Maysville and Ma
son County?
JOHN DULEY
Real Estate, Maysville.
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Suits Made to Order
y ' iLQ,CIotking: Company "that's totally differ
ent. That s one reason we are bulding your neigh
bors suits, and building up a good substantial trade.
GEO. R FRANK & CO.
A New Year's Eve Reception.
The KnlRhta of St. John and cadets
will entertain at thoir hall New Year'n
evo for tho benefit of the now church.
Tho public cordially Invited. Two hand
some presents will bo given away.
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Mrs. Rebecca Hamilton is imDrovlna
after an illness of aoveral days.
Lectaro.
Don't forget "Tho NeRro His Whonce,
and What and Whero ?" at Baptist Church
Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Come and laugh
and leam. Tickets at Dr. Bay's drug
store.
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the best. Bucknkii Goodman,
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