The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-09-12
HOLT.

HULL.
w. A. Smith went to Hawesville Tues
day.
Zach Hardin spent last week in Bran
denburg.
Mrs. Hattie Smith has gone to Pitts
burg, Pa.
The potato crop here will be almost an
entire failure.
Willie Birch, of Rhodelia, was in town
one day last week.
Frank Carter, of Webster, was here a
few days last week.
J. +. Black and w. A. Smith went to
Hardinsburg Monday.
w. f. Minor and u. S. Burks attended
the picnic at Hawesville Saturday.
Miss Susie Mattingly, of Balltown,
spent Sunday at Mr.. r. s. Carriers.
Miss Ella Popham, Of Cloverport, was
the guest of Miss Mary Carter last week.
Most all of the tobacco in this section
will be cut and housed by the Goth of
this month.
NJ. II. Fontaine, wife and children
spent Sunday with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. V. Hardin.
Miss Dorcas Black OF Stephensport, is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. +. BLACK. %
Miss Ida Pate, of Mattingly, and Miss
Maggie ALL, of Cloverport, visited friends
here Saturday and Sunday.
Pat Greenwood was thrown by young
horse last Sunday and received slight
injuries in the left shoulder.
Misses Ella, Emma and Willie ALL,
Cloverport, spent few days last week
with Miss Mary Weatherholt.
Hon. John w. Lewis, of Washington
county, and Judge johnson, of Marion
county spent Sunday night with w. A.
Smith.
September is TO be another dry, hot
month 80 says our great and most reli-
able prophets Hicks and Foster the
second.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Kyler, son Floyd,
and daughter Della, OF Patesville, visited
the family of j. ii. Weatherholt, Friday
and Saturday.
Miss Maggie Rhodes, of Irvington, and
Miss lula Lewis, of Cloverport, were
visiting Misses Allie and Lillian Green
wood last week.
Mrs. T. J. Minary and Mrs. Caldwell
Norton have returned to Louisville after
a months stay with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. q. Stephens.
The Greenwood Bros, have piece of
creek bottom corn it is estimated will
make 70 bushels per acre. 1t is the fin-
est field Of corn l have seen this season.
81 Pate, Republican candidate for
Sheriff, Smith Waggoner Peoples party
candidate for County Judge and Owen
Cunningham, Republican candidate for
County Clerk, gave us a call last week.
Misses FORTE Hardin, Nellie Burks
and Brook Stephens accompanied by ID.
S. Burks and A. A. Wolf formed party
on the river Saturday night and before
returning called on Miss Longmore at
Hardins Grove.
The Mountain Meadow string band
consisting OF MessrsJoe Kingsley, Milton,
Henry and Alfred Tate, were out sere-
nading Saturday night and called at
the home OF Mr.. AL and Miss Mamie
Adams where a few friends had gathered
to spend the evening and TO hear "uncle
Phreem" spin his yarns. After listening
10 the merry strains of sweet music and
partaking Of an elegant lunch at IL
o'clock the young gentleman selected
their best girls and all left for their re-
spectiye homes when Sunday morning
was drawing near wishing for the time
TO soon come, when they shall spend as
pleasant an evening and be so nicely en-
tertained. Those present were Mr.. |
Joe Kingsley, Tacoma, Miss Lille Tate,
Addison, Mrs. Martin Cockrell and |
Carrie, Misses Mamie Russell |
Lena Lamb. Messrs. John Sampley,
Geo. Ryan, Tobinsport Misses Manur-
vie and Ella Kingsley. Messrs. Tom
Kingsley, Alfred, Milton and Henry
Tate Holt