The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-07-21

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People living out Of town should not
get the college here and the public
school mixed They are altogether
separate and distinct. Prof. Logan Is
the principal OF the college and has
nothing TO do with the public school,
R.N. Hudson, chief engineer Of the
Texas, was in town Monday seeing after
the new road the County Cout is TO open
leading from Cloverport to the Tar
Springs. Mr.. Hudson went over the
route and made the survey with the sole
view Of getting a good road out to the
springs.
Mrs. Rob't Bowmer returned from
West Virginia last week. She reports
Rob't. Bowmer Campbell and his moth
err both getting along nicely. Mrs. r. g.
Gardiner is his grtat-grtat grandmother,
so years old, and Master Robert is her
first great-grest grandchild. She, Of
course, is very proud OF him.
Mart Norton who lives near Clifton
Mills found on his place What he sup
posed to be a double yolked egg, on
breaking It he found q at II contained
not only yolk aud white but per-
fectly round egg besides. Mr.. Norton
says he owned a rooster last summer
that laid an egg every other day.
Mr.. James Kincheloe left last week
for Carrollton, Ky. where he will go into
the jewelry business. Mr.. Kincheloe
has been in the business here several
years and has done we'll. His friends
here hope he will meet with success in
his new field. He was born and reared
here and is very capable and worthy
young man.
Whitworth & Son at Garfield have
dissolved partnership. J. B. Withworth
has gone out OF the firm and entered
business for himself. He has purchas-
ed the house there formerly occupied as
grange store, and has begun filling it
with new goods. He wishes his old
friends to remember him and call on
him at his new stand.
Parties who are interested in the
meeting at Freedom the second Sunday
in August will not permit anything to
be sold on the grounds there this year.
The meeting begins on Sunday and
always draws a large crowd. Hereto
fore parties haye taken the liberty TO set
up little stands around and sell things,
but it will not be permitted this year.
Mr.. Geo. w. Snyder owns good deal Of
the land adjoining the church and he
has authorized us to say this.
Children's Day at Garfield last Sum
day was largely attended. There we're
seven or eight hundred people present,
something unusual for a gathering in
the country. The exercises on the part
of the children were well conducted,
and was quite credit to those who had
the matter in charge. Mrs. Will T.
Gregory and Miss Minnie Bell had
charge OF the music and assisted material
ly in arranging the whole program. 1t
was very entertaining and spoke we'll
for the members of the Pleasant Grove
Sunday-school.
The County Teachers Institute con-
vened in the court room Monday morn
ing. Superintendent Driskel called the
house to order. The devotional exer-
cises we're conducted by Rev. Fred
Kelly. The President called for nomi-
nations for Secretary, The names of
Misses Eva eastman, Bena Roberts,
Ellen Stith and Eva Heston were put
forward. Miss Eva eastman receiving
the highest number OF votes was declar-
ed elected. Mr.. John p. Haswell, Jr,
in few we'll chosen remarks welcomed
the Institute on behalf OF the town.
The response was made by Mrs. Chas.
G. Graham. One hundred and fourteen
teachers answered the call of the roll
The meeting will continue through the
week and promises to be one OF much
interest. Prof.. A. r. Thomas, of Eliza
BEETHOVEN, is conducting the Institute.
He gives two lectures during the week
in addition to his regular Institute
work.