The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-08-11
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up from Cloverport Sunday.
For sewing machine oils and supplies,
call on I. G. Lewis, jeweler.
Mrs. Milton Board and daughter,
Irene, are visiting 6. Big Spring.
All repairs promptly done at T. @.
is'.-Fine watches specially.
Mrs. S. w. Pate is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Payne, Bewleyville.
Mr.. Sam Payne came in from Texas
last week to see his father, Rob't Payne.
Miss Flora Ross, Louisville, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. A. NJ. Blythe, near this
place.
Miss Mittie Fraize, OF Henderson, was
the guest OF Misses Lizzie and Ara Board
last week.
Miss Marion Babbsge, OF Cloverport,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. V. G. Babbage,
and other relatives.
NoTICE.-Agents wanted to sell books.
Salary guaranteed. Apply to Taylor
Beard, Hardins' urg.
"A beautiful daughter arrived at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. E Sutton,
Wednesday, August 4.
Miss Ava Board has returned home
after quite a pleasant visit to Brandon
burg and other points.
A. D. Benjamin, of Lost Run, has a
cake plate at his house which is said to
have been in existence 2l5 years.
Rev. II. G. Hook will preach the fun
eral of Mrs. Geo. Nicholson, at Freedom
church next Sunday at II o'clock.
Look out for the new photograph gal
lery at Webster August lG. Photographs
81 per dozen.-J. A. Brown, Photogra-
pher.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Will Mccoy, Webster,
were out at Freedom last Sunday and
remained over night with their father,
Mr.. Aaron Norton.
l will be at Webster with my photo
graph gallery August l6 to remain ten
days. Work guaranteed to give salts
faction.-J. A. Brown.
Mrs. j. L. Kimbal, Of Kansas City,
Mo-, and Mrs E. L. Meyers, OF Chilla-
cothe, Mo are here visiting their moth
er, Mrs. Amanda Smith.
Miss Lola Norton showed us some
views OF points in California few days
since, outlining fruit ranch which her
brother has charge OF out there.
Misses Jessie Reynolds and Grace
Howard, who have been the guests of
Misses Eula and Lizzie Miller returned
to their home, at Fordsville, last week.
r. N. Miller, Jesse Eskridge, G. L.
Pate, Allen Kincheloe and John P. Has
well, Jr., went to Louisville, Monday to
attend the Republican State Convention.
Mrs. Owen Cunningham and children
have gone to her fathers to stay until
after the November election. She is an
earnest, faithful worker in every good
cause and will be missed in the uhurch
aud Sunday School. She leaves her
Juvenile Missionary Society in charge Of
Mrs. V. G. Babbage.
Old lady Addison, a twin sister to
John Kennedy, attended the Freedom
meeting last Sunday. Mrs. Addison is
now so years of age and appears unusu-
ally active for one 30 old. She said she
went out TO old Freedom last Sunday be-
cause it might be the last one she would
aver attend there.
The Womans' Foreign Missionary So
,iety held its August meeting in the
new home OF Mrs. Chas. L.
Beard. A goodly number was in attend
Ince and it was an interesting meeting. |
After adjournment Mrs. Beard showed |
he ladies through every nook and |
corner, and the periectnees OF the plan,
he elegance, comfort and convenience
n it was admired and appreciated by
everyone.
There was large crowd out at Free
iom last Sunday. The dust and dry
Weather didn't keep many away. The
grounds were covered with horses, bug
PIES, wagons etc, and the crowd of peo-
Die covered as much territory as usual
Rev. Bozarth preached in the morning
md evening He will continue the
Meeting this week, assisted by Rev Mr.
Anderson, from Ohio county.
Frank Haynes, OF Granger, Texas, AZ
lived here last week and is visiting his
I'D home and friends near Garfield
dr. Haynes went TO Texas 10 years ago
md has been quite successful there
lie now owns three very good farms
here, either Of which is quite valuable
lie says he doesn't think OF coming
Jack 10 Kentucky TO live and this may
'e his last visit here. When he was
lere seven years ag,, John T., son Of
dudley Haynes, went back with him. He
90. fell in love with Texas, has since
married. there, bought farm and Is do.
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