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PARIS, Jan. the Bourbon court today, upon the Mrs. Mary Stoll. enwerck, George Batterton appointed the Bank and Trust Company administrator, de bonis non, with the will nexed, of the late Mrs. Ella Fothergill January, widow of the late Mayor E. January, K. Thom vice president the trust pany, accepted the trust and cuted bond in the sum $10,000 without surety, the charter of the trust company dispensing with Mrs. Stollenwerck, who the daughter and only heir the late January, is resident of Denver, Col.
The Bank Trust Company, acting liq uidating agents of the Farmers Traders Bank, which suspended several sold at public auction today the furniture and used by the Farmers and Traders bank. The property disposed of includadding machines, banking fixtures, filing cabinets, steel letter files, desks, tables, etc., which by different people low prices, the adding chines, sold brought $29 This room by Mrs. David Feld, recently the Cohen and Perling stock of goods in this city.
Judge George Batterton today ap pointed Shores administer the late Maria Shores. by executing bond surety. All of the parties are negroes.
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Allie Johnson, known and spected Paris negro, died his home Paris yesterday, following brief illness from pneumonia. Johnson transfer business and hauled many the business concerns in this city and county.
Superintendent Lee Kirkpatrick announced the program for the University Kentucky Extension inaugurated Paris high week lows: Monday at February McFarland the Kentucky, his class general bot any: o'clock, Dr. of the University of Kentucky, organize his History, History the West.' afternoon, o'clock, Miss Horefield, University Kentucky will organize French, and Patrick will organize his psychology. Thursday af. ternoon o'clock Jones of the University of Kentucky, will organize Civ. ilization," and the day following Friday o'clock, Dr. George K. Brady, the University of Kentucky, will organize his new course English. These courses to the people this are all open who invited to tend any all of them at their pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. Withers Davis children leave tomorrow morning Eustis, where they spend several weeks with friends and relatives.
Miss Jessie Brown, well known Paris business woman, through attorney, John Williams, this purchaser the bustproperty Richmond, now cupied the Phoenix Amusement Company's picture theater, and which sold auction SaturMiss Brown, who one the the owner. Edward paid for the property. the purchase an investment.
New classes in bookkeeping and ing started the Paris High school These open adult residents of this the hours being from each Superintendent Kirkpatrick having calls for boys and train than supply and these courses offer genuine those desiring bust ness training.
Members of the Paris Rotary Club at recent meeting, voted donate $100 the Paris High school band with needed musical Beginning the meeting next members the Rotary Club here will entertain different high school boys its weekly lunch eons. This an excellent work that the Paris Rotarians undertaking for the benefit the young local school and both members of the faculty the Paris school system preciate the interest shown the the local organization of business men.
Mrs. Baum Webber, of Cynthiana, today for her parents, and Mrs. John Christman, Jr., in this city.
Homer Stone critically the of his Mrs. E. Stone, in this city.
Reports from the bedside of Har. James, home here, hold but little for the of the patient, though reported this having spent more restful day.
