The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-01-04
HARDlNSBURG.

Calico at A. X. Kincheloe's 81 and 4c,
Go to A. X. Kincholoe and get your
goods at cost,
Mrs. Godfrey Haswell is viOiting at
Stephensport.
j. A. Dean, of Greensboro, was here
last Saturday.
The branch did big passenger bust
ness during the holidays.
Miss Arrie Robertson, OF GlendeaDe,
is visiting Miss Allie Witt
Rev. A. H. Davis and wife spent few
days last week visiting at Leitch6eld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eetel Sutton, OF Louis
vile, arrived last Friday to visit friends
here.
Morris Beard and wife went to Fords-
vile last week, to visit bis father, VIM.
Beard
V. G. Babbage has been appointed
trustee in Bankruptcy for VIM. II. Mat
tingly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingston spent day in
the country last week the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Elijah Board,
Miss lula Daniel left last Friday to
visit relatives in st. Louis. She will be
absent about ten days.
Miss Robertson. of Glendeane, who
has been visiting Miss Eva Hensly re-
turned to Glendeane Monday.
Mrs. w, j. PigRott and her son Huber
of Bewleyvllle, came down last week to
visit her sister, Mrs. r. N. Miller.
Mrs. Ed Beard who has been visiting
her father, Major Horace Scott, returned
TO her home in Louisville last Monday.
Your note or account is now due and
you are expected to come and settle
without further notice.-A. X. Kinche.
loe.
We made an error last week in stating
that Gus Shellman paid $1,000 for his
farm lately purchased of George Hook.
The price was $1,000.
Mrs. Sallie Miller and her sister, Miss
Bette Hook went to Webster Monday
evening to attend an oyster supper given
by Mr.. and Mrs Fred Norman.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Whitworth spread
an elegant Christmas dinner at their res
dence near the depot last week at which
several OF their young friends were in
vited.
The young lady friends OF Miss Lottie
Sherman regretted to see her leave last
Sunday for Canada, where she will make
her home in the future. Miss Lotte was
quite favorite among the young society
folks OF this place.
Mrs. Mary Mckinney, who has lived
at Mrs. Daniels for several years, pur-
chased farm last week. and has gone
TO the country TO live. When Mrs.
Daniels died Mrs. Ely presented her
with 500 in money and she invested this
in the land.
DR., r. W. Burch, who recently moved
from Jolly's Station to a farm near
Paynesville, Meade county, was here one
day last week. He says he is very much
pleased with his new location, and in
connection with the practice OF medicine
he will conduct a considerable farming
interest. Mr. Burch left his subscrip-
ton TO the News
Extensive ARRANGEMENTS are being
made for the opening OF the big revival
which will begin at the city hall next
Sunday night All the Christian denom-
nations OF the town aud surrounding
country are invited 10 join in the service.
A choir OF fifty voices Is being organized
TO conduct the singing under the leader
ship OF the best musical talent In the
city. The hail will be made comfortable
for all who may attend and II Is suffi-
GENTLY large to seat eight or nine hun.
bred people The choir will occupy the
stage room, which is amply commodious
for seventy-nve or one hundred people
and this might be reserved for them.