The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-08-24
KERNELS or NEWS
The Happenings Of the Week at
Hardinsburg.
Social Events and Other Matters
Chronicled For Our Readers.

Mrs John p Haswell was on the sick
list last week
Chapeze Wathen, Of Greensboro, was
| in town last week.
Joel II. Pile, Of Glendeane, was in town
one day last week.
Stark d. Haynes & Bro, Of Harmed,
sell Kerr's Raw Bone Fertilizer.
Miss Daisy Mcintyre, Of Brandenburg,
is the guest OF Miss Eulah Miller.
Mr.. Wathen Henderson, OF st Louis,
was visiting relatives here last week.
Born to the wife of anon NJ Kinche-
loe, Aug 10Th fine liz pound boy.
The sale out on the farm Of Mr. Charles
Miller, deceased, was we'll attended last
Thursday.
Mrs j. d. Bsbbsge, of Cloverport, was
the guest Of Mrs. V. g. Babbsge last
Wednesday.
There were about sixty.fve persons
went on the excursion from this place
last Thursday.
Morris Eskridge spent few days in
Louisville and New Albany on legal
business last week.
Marcus Kincheloe and wife were visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. E. Norton, near
Garfield, last week.
Mrs. T. b. Henderson, of Webster, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Anon M.
Kincheloe this week.
Several persons from town attended
the quarterly meeting at Mt. Zion last
Saturday and Sunday.
James Marshall, son OF Mr.. Junius
Marshall, VIII o has been farming in Illi-
nois, has returned home.
DIR. Thomas Gardiner and his two
little girls, of Hopkinsville, are visiting
his mother, Mrs. Bonnie Gardiner.
Mrs. Walter Campbell, who has been
visiting her mother Mrs. B. Bowmer for
the past month, has returned home.
John Meador, of Louisville, arrived
here last Thursday night to accept po-
sition as clerk with B. F. Beard & Co.
Hardinsbu'g is fortunate in the pos
session of the fine line of music and art
goods and jewelry kept by T.. G. Lewis.
Miss Amanda Pullen who has been
at Mis-. Milton Coke's for several weeks
has returned to her home near Harmed.
Miss Leila Kincheloe taught the inter-
mediate department OF the public School
in the absence of Mr. Sam Pate last Fri
day.
Kerr's Raw Bone Fertilizer makes big
crops Of wheat. Special price $50 per
ton. Sold by Stark d. Haynes & Bros +,
of Harmed.
Remember, please that T. G. Lewis
understands the watch and clock repair
ing business to a t. He does honest
work at honest prices.
The last Teachers County Examina-
ton for this year was held at the college
last Friday and Saturday. There were
eleven teachers examined.
Mrs. Julius Loeb and Mrs Caroline
Frank, of Louisville, and Mrs Bernie
Solomon, OF Vine Grove, were the guests
of Mrs. Robert McGuffin last week.
There was a report circulated here
sometime ago, that Jesse Taylor was
killed in the battle of Santiago, we are
glad to say that the report is false.
Taylor Meador met with quite a seri-
GUS accident one day last week. While
dragging ties one happened to get on his
foot, which resulted in breaking bone.
Mr.. Mattingly, the photographer, has
returned to this place. He has done
away with his wooden gallery and he
now occupys a new tent. Mr.. Mattingly
does very satisfactory work.
The Public School under the direction
Of X. Harman and Samuel Pate is pro-
crossing nicely. There are about ll8
pupils enrolled. Very little sickness is
reported among the scholars.
Several of the young people spent an
enjoyable evening down at Miss Anna
GARDENERS last Friday evening Miss
Gardiner always entertains most beauti-
fully, and we are always glad when we
are invited to her home
Mrs. Ruben Miller entertained a few
young people at her home at tea one
evening last week. Those present were !:
Misses Eva Hensley, Mary Lewis and
Francis Smith Messrs John p. Haswell,
Jr. and @. f. eastman. An enjoyable
time is reported.
Miss Eva Hensley entertained at tea
last Thursday evening, in honor OF her
guest, Miss Mary Lewis, of Brandeuburg.
Those present were Misses Fannie Smith
and Irene Board, Messrs Herbert Beard
and Charles eastman. They all had n
delightful time which will long be re.
membered.
J. Nj. Parsons who has been running a
threshing machine down in Hollis Bot
tom during the season, passed through
here last week. He made a short stop
to thresh crop OF grain for Nat Wad-
lington and Mrs. Taylor Beard These
were about the only crops that bad not
been threshed around in this section OF
the country. Mr., Parsons has been do