The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-11-09
WEBSTER.

WEBSTER.
Sunday was March day.
Persimmons are plentiful.
No partisan acrimony this year.
There will be small vote here next
Tuesday.
j. T. Drane has moved into the Mrs.
Lane house.
Geo. Prout, Of Corbin, is visiting at
VIM. Halls.
Stith Robertson is conyalescing from
typhoid fever.
Ras Hall is at home from a trip to
North Dakota.
Our new pastor will be on hand the
second Sunday.
Remember Missionary Rally Day
here next Sunday.
Jas. skillman was visiting his farms
near here last week.
q Fred Moorman, cosmopolitan, gave US
a pleasant call last week.
A protracted meeting is in progress at
Walnut Grove this week.
Mr.. Mary A. Jordan was in Hardins-
burg last week on business.
Miss Lizzie Hall is at home from visit
at Louisville and Muldraugh.
Mr.. Morton, OF Cloverport, visited his
brother, j. Scott Morton, Sunday.
Henry Simmons, our soldier boy, has
improved rapidly since his return.
Henry Simmons left for Lexington
Tuesday to report for military duty.
G. b, English had horse killed by
tightening during the storm Saturday.
Anon Kincheloe, the popular druggist
OF HardinsbuIg, Was visiting here Sun
day.
Vim. ]. Mattingly, photographer, will
arrive here the 10th to remain a short
time.
John Lyddan, DR.. H. B. Kurtz anC
VIM. Hall, ST., went to Louisville LAS
week TO sell fat hogs.
A severe hail storm accompanied by
much wind prevailed in this section las
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Anon Kincheloe, of Hardinsburg
is visiting her parents, I. B. Henderson
and wife, this week.
Dave Henry, the popular grocery
drummer. visited his sister, Mrs. JohI
Lyddan, last Friday.
Mrs. Lucy Kuriz and mother, Mrs
Stuart, went to Louisville last Saturday
for several days visit
Mrs. Margaret Colgln returned home
last week from a visit to relatives anC
friends at Hardinsburg.
Henry Kuriz gets heart sick II mar
comes to him Tor COW trade and he il
unable TO accommodate him.
Mrs. w. G. Claycomb visited he
daughter, Mrs. Sam Dugan, near Bran
denburg, Saturday and Sunday. V-
A. S. Dive, who has been in Gentrl
county, Mo-. for year past, is at hom'
again, but little 'seart" Of cyclones.
A good road has been opened from
here TO meet the Irvington and Hardins
burg road at McGehee's school house.
Miss Myra Hanks went to Union Sta
+, last Thursday to attend the reception
given to CART Richardson and bride.
One of our young ladies has been il
Louisville several days shopping and o
course we are all guessing and guessing
There seems to be considerable at,
traction at Hardinsburg for some Of on
boys judging from the frequency OF thei
visits. tW
There was coal famine at the schoo
house one day last week due TO negli
gence on the part o: our very efficien
board Of trustees.
Missionary Rally Day here has beer
postponed from the first Sunday in Nov.
as previously announced, to the secon.
Sunday before the ehurch service. A
beautiful program. is being practiceC
which will be highly interesting.
Since Thanksgiving day has already
been announced we should not delay b
select our turkey FOR that oc aston an'
have him we'll iatted. For we as ma
ton have more to rejoice over than an!
other nation under tile sun and this Is
special year for US to give thanks an'
rejoice, / y
| Thanks. Mrs. Biandenbu,g. for kind
ly word. We have always done on
best, but rarely ever received a word o
appreciation. However, we all feel lik'
mere pigmies when We contract on
feeble efforts gith the RrandenburI
column, which Is the best local column
We have ever seen.
When you ask for DsWitt's Witcl
Hssel salve don't accept counterfeit o
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