The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-03-14
ROSETTA.

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Mr.. Exit Martin was in Rosetta Mon.
day.
All Taylor's is the place for parlor ties.
Quite stylish.
Occasionally a drummer calls in town.
Will Poole was the last.
C. W. Kasey is building an addition to
his dwelling. Rosetta is looming up.
Mr.. Charlie Anderson and Frank
Smith took the prisoners to Hardins-
burg.
Rosetta makes her best bow this morn
ing and promises to loom up in the News
columns as of old.
Everybody is rejoiced at getting daily
mail. We do not feel quite SO remote
and out of the way.
Alfred Taylor is having a cstern dug.
Lumber is also being hauled for kitch-
en- and meat house.
Mr.. Wheatley from Big Spring passes
this way frequently. Query-What at
traction is down the road2
Cal Basham says they need not put
him on the jury if they don't want to
suffer the full extent Of the law.
w. l.. Turpn and brother have been
visiting Nh. jeff Turpin for the last few
days. They returned to Jefferson county
Sunday.
The Rosetta string band was entertain
ed at Mrs. Taylor's Monday night. Some
good music was played and all enjoyed
the occasion.
Quarterly meeting for this district will
be held at Bewleyvillc commencing the
last Saturday in May and continuing
over the first Sunday in May.
Rev. Fountaine CundifT filed his reg
ular appointment at this place Sunday
at o'clock. lie will continue to do so
now the rest of his conference year.
People are getting tired of the little
thieving that is being carried on so skill
fully in this neighborhood. Every thief
caught will be tried and convicted from
this on
Miss Fonza Sipes, who has been stay
ing at her uncle, Curran Kasey's, in ord
er to attend school, will since the school
has closed, make her home with Mr..
Frank Smith.
q G. r. Mercer, who took the contract for
the bridge on the Baltimore turnpike,
has about completed it. 1t will be ready
for the public passing by the time these
items reach the News.
The youngsters are talking something
of storming Dent and Herbert Head in
their bachelor quarters one day next
week and then, James Thomas Mitcham,
look out. Your time next.
Herbert Head has named his violin
"Juda" Juda gives down once in a
while causes much embarrassment.
Judas bridge refuses to stand and gives
way always at the most beautiful parts.
Strayed from the barn lot of f. II.
Priest a sorrel mare, fifteen and one
half hands high. Any one seeing or
knowing anything of it will please notify
Mr.. Priest. 1t has been gone three
weeks.
Jim Mitcham carries a cotton biscuit
in his pocket to show the girls how well
he can cook. He tells them if they can't
cook as well as that they are no go for
him. This is secret girls, don't tell Jim
l told on him.
DIR. NJ. S. Allen, one of Rosetta's old
citizens, now residing in Pitts Point, is
talking strongly of moving back here.
He says this is more like home than any
place yet to him. Come on, Doctor, we
would like to call you neighbor again.
Mr.. Rice Carlton closed his school
some two weeks ago expecting to start
Immediately for Upton to attend schc oil.
He took the mumps and did not get of
until Saturday. Rice is very deserving
young man and we wish him the greatest
success.
Monroe Tucker and Alex Smelling
were tried by called Magistrates court
at this place Monday for stealinga hatch
ct from Will Bush, and sentenced to the
rock pile for one year. Perhaps a few
more such severe penalties as that would
stop chicken stealing and corn crib rob-
bling.