The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-12-30
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Time Charlvarl.
The HardInsburu Editor sends HE Greet
Ing for the New Year.

Mics Irene Board Is at nome from
Russelville, Ky.
Prof. Kerrick went to Calhoun, KY,
to spend the holidays.
There are number OF new red sleds
in town waiting for snow.
Miss Sallie Richardson, Ct Union Star,
was visiting here last week.
y There will be watch meeting at the
NJ. f. Church tomorrow night.
Miss Dorcie Mcdaniel, OF Mcdaniel,
KY, was visiting here last week.
Miss Maggie Brcdie was here last week
the guest OF Mrs. Owen Cunningham.
Mrs, Bowmer will entertain her Sun
day School class, with social tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Estel Sutton, of Louis
vile arrived here Thursday to spend the
holidays.
Revs. Kelly and Breeding will begin
protracted meeting at the M. +. Church,
Thursday night.
Miss Ada Henderson, OF Webster, was
here. last week visiting her sister, Mrs.
Anon Kincheloe.
Mr.. Richard McGary is at home from
st. Mary's College, spending Christmas
with his mother
The board OF trustees will meet next
Tuesday night and wind up their bust
ness for the past year.
Mrs. John Monarch, of Greensboro,
was here last week spending the holt
days with her relatives,
Tom Bowmer and Graham Eskridge
we're here from Louisville to spend the
holidays with their relatives.
DIR. ]. A. Breeding, OF Glasgow, KY,
was here one day last week visiting his
brother, the Rev. S. X. Breeding.
Miss Lizzie Miller is at home from
school at Russilvile to spend the holt
days. She will return next Monday.
The Christmas tree at the Court House
Thursday night drew large crowd. Mr..
Clanny DeHaven played Santa Claus, in
great shape.
A number of our bird hunters went
down below Kirk Monday for a several
days hunt. They will camp out and
have big time.
Cy Miller went out hunting one day
last week and killed forty birds. out of
forty-six shots. Tn IS is the best record
of the season here.
Remember that Mr.. T @. Lewis has
moved back to James Kincheloe's jewell
ny store, where he can be found at all
times to do repairing.
Rev and Mrs. S. X. Breeding desire to
return thanks to friends here who re-
membered them so substantially, at the
pound party on Christmas Eve.
Stop at the new hotel, the Barnes
house. d. F. Barnes, proprietor. The
house has been repaired and refurnished
and Mr.. Barnes has come to stay.
The merchant all report good trade
during the holidays. B F. Beard & Cos.
ad in the News scored them a fine run,
and they report larger sales than usual
during the holidays.
An old time CHI arivari took place out
at Harmed station one night last week.
A young married couple stopped there
over night with Rev. Duggins, and about
one o'clock the charivari crowd appeared.
They had all sorts OF things with which
to make an unearthly noise, and kept
up their racket for about four hours.
The young couple were very well known
there and took the serenade very good
humoredly. People heard the racket
for some distance away.
The Christmas entertainment at the
NJ. +. Church South was a big success.
The house was filled with people and
the program as carried out by the little
folks was highly appreciated. 1t would
be out OF place here to undertake to
make favorable mention OF any particu-
lar one engaged in the exercise, for the
reason that all acquitted themselves with
great credit. Those having the enter
tainment in hand worked hard to make
It success, and from the favorable COM
ment passed upon it by outsiders they
certainly succeeded.
The Hardinsburg editor sends his
greeting to friends in general and to no
one in particular and begs leave to re-
mark, that II they didn't have a jolly
time during the week just closed, it was
more than likely their own mistake.
Christmas comes but once year as you
have probably observed, aud its every
body's business TO make it lively while
It lasts. Old Santa Claus visited all the
houses in Hardinsburg and from the
happy smiling faces OF the children, they
certainly wouldn't care II he would stay
all the year,
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