The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-01-20
HARDlNSBURG.

Rev Gsbe went to Louisville, yester-
day.
Mrs sneed, Louisville, is visiting in
the city.
Last Monday looked like a Circuit
Court day.
Mr.. Robert McGullin has been on the
sick list for the past week.
Mis-, Stella McGiller, Louisville, is
visiting Miss Nellie Hook.
Jam's Mercer went to Louisvlle, last
week, on the hunt of a position.
Mrs Pickard is visiting in Louisville.
She will return home ut KIT Saturday.
NJ. ID. Humphrey, West View, was here
last week, attending lhe protracted meet
ing
= The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Patterson, Tar Fork, KY, died last We'd
nesday.
The condition of Mr.. B f Beard is
not much improved. He is still conf ned
to his bed.
Mrs. Winebrinner, Of louisville, KY,
arrived here yesterday to visit her moth
er's family.
y Mr.. Jno L Kncheloe left yes erday,
to attend the Kentucky Soho d of Medi-
cine, Louisville
j. d. Wilson has been appointed adj
ministrator OF the estate of Samuel John
son, deceased.
Mrs. Ella Mattingly, Rome, Ind, was
here last week, visiting Mr.. Patric Dill
Ions family.
Mr.. p S Bell has been appointed guar
dian for Bessie K Bill, minor child of
p. S. and Anne Il Bell.
Mrs. Carrie Mccoy has been appoint
ed guardian of Isaac Mccoy, a minor
child OF VIM. Mccoy, deceased.
Mrs. R-becca Wellington has sued her
husband, James Wstlinston, for divorce
and alimony, and attached his property.
DIR. A. NJ Kincheloe went to Louis
vile, yesterday, to enter his son, John
E., in the Kentucky School of Medicine.
Misses Mott and Ada Beard were in.
vited to birthday dinner at Bewleyville
last Thursday given by Master Herbert
Piggott.
WANTED-Fir,t.c class canvassers, ladies
or gentlemen. Salary $l2 per week.
Address W. s. BEARD, box six, Hardins-
burg, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Jolly were here
last week, attending the protracted meet
ing, and were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Baker.
Mr., w. S. Beard has the agency of
this county and Meade for large book
concern. He will employ canvassers at
a good salary.
v Rev J. T. Keenan,, of the NJ. Z. church,
Paducah, KY, was here last Monday.
Mr.. Keenan, is to be married to-day to
Miss Mary Seaton. His future home
will be at Paducah.
| Mr.. p. S. Bell and Miss America With
ems were united in marriage last Wednes-
day, at the residence of James Withers,
Sr, Rev. Joseph DugRin officiating.
.The following marriage license were
issued last week: Charlie Clark to Miss
adj May Miller, p. S, Bell to Miss Amer
lea Withers, James Dickerson to Miss
Mary Albright, James Arms to Miss
Annie NJ Arms.
The public school will close on the 22d.
Profs. Harmon and Avitt wisi. to say to
the people that the term just closed has
been successful one The winter and
spring terms will not be conducted at
the public school building, a advertised.
This is owing to an agreement with the
faculty OF the Breckenridge Normal Col
lege. 1t was thought best by those per-
sonally interested in the college that the
public school close at the end of the free
term. The patrons are we'll pleased with
the public school work.
The protracted meeting still continues.
Up to last Friday night there had been
about forty conversions. The preaching
this week is at the Methodist church,
South. Rsv's. Breeding and Kelly, are
lahoring hard, and they have the support
and cooperation OF all the christian men
and women of the place. The union
class meeting, last Sunday evening was
largely attended, and an interest is being
manifested in church work, that has not
been seen here for some time. Men,
women and children are being converted
and most everybody is showing an inter-