The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-08-03
And All the General News OF
Hardinsburg.
The Town Is Full of Charming
Visitors,
ENJOYING A HosPITABLE TIME.

Prof. Logan left last Saturday to visit
mis- sister at Troy, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Beard have
returned from Grayson Springs.
Miss Lillian Supple, Of Cloverport, is
the guest Of Miss Della Kvler.
Chintz Royalty has moved to the
Marcus Kincheloe farm adjoining town.
Owen Cunningham went to Louisville
last week and purchased a piano for his
two daughters.
Rev. S. X. Breeding will preach his
farewell sermon at the M. E church
South Wednesday night.
Miss Eva Hensley purchased a new
piano last week from Mr.. Kyler, the
piano agent at this place.
Mr.. James Baker and family, of Han
cock county, we're here last week visit
ing among their relatives.
Mrs, Morris Eskridge and her daugh-
ter, Miss Lizzie, have gone for two
weeks stay at the Tar Springs.
Lee Harmed came in from Columbus,
Ind, last Saturday to see his brother
who has been i'll with typhoid fever.
Misses Jesse and Della Kyler have
returned from a visit to relatives and
friends in Cloverport and Hawesville.
Miss Mittie Breeding and her brother
left last Monday morning for Eddyville
and will make the trip through by land.
Arthur Goodman, who has the con-
tract for repairing the street leading To
the depot will begin work on it this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harmed have had
two very sick children for some weeks
They are thought to be improving al
this writing.
Glover Huller. Save your second crop
OF clover for seed and have it hulled
with Ball Frank and DeJernett, Brdsel
Glover Huller.
Miss Mary Lewis, one of Branden
burg's fairest daughters, will arrive here
Wednesday. She will be Miss Evs
Hensley's visitor.
Miss Hattie May left last week fo
Dawson Springs whe she will remain fol
some weeks hoping to improve the con
dition OF her health
Frank DeHaven's son is quite ill with
typhoid fever. He is about fourteen
years of age and his friends are mucf
alarmed oyer his condition.
The last Quarterly meeting OF the NJ
E. church South, on this circuit for thiI
year will be held at Mount Zion tn,
third Saturday and Sunday in thiI
month.
Foster Lyons, wife and daughter, o
IrYington, and Miss Kurtz, of Webster
attended the ice cream supper at Resets
last Saturday night and were the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. ALI Taylor.
Richard May had a letter last weel
from his son, Louie, who in is the Klon
dixie regions 1t was dated June 10. HI
says he will Legin stalking out CLAIM
in the gold fields in short time.
want to sell my store, groceries anC
bakery. 1t is good stand and enjoys
fine trade and is grand opening for
groceryman. Call Oh, or address w. NJ
Pyles, colored grocery, Hardinsburg, Ky
Bud Hook has a position with Bates
Co, in their new Touring mill down a
Jolly's Station. Young Hook is reliable
man and has been in the milling bust
ness long enough to understand it thor
oughly.
Miss Allie Witt gave social to
number OF her young friends last Fri
day evening. Quite gay party Assem-
bled and very enjoyable evening wa
spent The yard surrounding thei
home was frightened up by the glare @
a number Of Japanese lanterns, and tn
effect was beautiful. A number Q
young folks from distance we're pres
| ent.
The public road leading from CARTEL
to Rosetta has been wonderfully improN
ed recently by the use OF the road ms
chine. There is a good deal OF work ye
to be done on the hills, but out side c
this there has been considerable in
provement in the road. At a verv sma
cost the hills can be worked. The ston
for grading them can be had right o.
the spot, and the work should be done
The people want good roads.
We spent very pleasant eYenin
last week with Mr.. Henry B. Head an
his esIimNble good wife on their iarr
near Rosetta. Mr.. Head has been 9
home since April last looking after hi
farm aud the condition OF his crops.
is his desire to improve his place an
bring il up TO the very latest condition
in farming possible. Hr. Head has bee
over the state great deal in the lal
few years and has observed the plans {
successful farming in many quarters. II
thinks the lands in this county can b
brought up 10 a high standard. His ow
farm Is good one and bis crops wi
compare iavorably with any in III
county.