The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-01-25
HARDlNsBURo.

Miss Linnie Haswell is slowly recover
ing from a long attack Of bilious fever.
Milton Coke has finished his school at
Balltown and has returned here TO live.
Mrs. Emiline Board has been confined
to her home for some time on account OF
bad health.
Mrs Will Gardner, of Irvington, was
here last week, the guest OF Mrs. Owen
Cunningham.
Attorney Morris Eskridge was at Clov-
export last Wednesday and Thursday
taking dispositions.
Mrs. Bowmer has gone to visit her
daughter in Virginia and will probably
remain several month";.
Chris Ali has Just recovered from a
severe case of the grip. His wife has
been down with it also.
Rev. J. w. Bigham had a full house
last Sunday night at the city hall to hear
his sermon to men only.
An order was made in the County
Court last Monday establishing the new
road to the Tar Springs.
Johnnie Kincheloe returned to Louis
vile last Monday to continue his course
in the Kentucky School Of Medicine.
A large delegation from West View
came in sunday night to hear the sermon
by the Rev. j. W. Bigham TO men only.
Harold Beard left last Monday for
Louisville where he goes to attend the
lectures at the Kentucky School of Med
icine.
The application of James Mattingly
and others for a change of road near Nc
Daniels, was withdrawn by the appli-
cants
Mrs. Laura Kurtz, OF Webster, was
here few days last week visiting her
old friends and attending the revival SER
vices.
Rev. Felix Roberts, of West View, and
Rev. j. w. Miller, of the Falls of Rough,
were here last week attending the revival
at the city hall.
Mrs. Frank Haswell, of Cloverport,
came up last week and was the guest for
few days OF her mother, Mrs. John p.
Haswell, Sr.
Mrs. Blythe, who lives out on the pike,
has been dangerously i'll with the grip.
Her two daughters, Mrs. julie Hardin
and Mrs, Tousey, have both been attend
ing her.
Lewis KinchelOe returned last week
from visit to his brother, James Kinche.
loe, at Carrolton, Ky. Jimmie is in the
| jewery business at that place and it il
reported that he has the finest establish
ment Of the kind in the city.
Judge Barr, of the United States Court
has denominated the Bank OF Hardins.
burg, OF this place, as the depositary fol
all funds in Bankruptcy in this county
The bank is a solid institution and this is
a compliment to its officers.
The big revival at the city hall has
numbered host OF conversions so far,
and the preaching by the Rey. j. W
Bigham has been the best ever heard in
this community. Th5se who 90 to hear
him may look for anything but "a dull
| time"
Rev. Leitchfeld, OF Brandenburg, who
was here several days last week attend.
ing the revival at the city hall, returned
home last Friday evening. He had a
pleasant stey among our people, and he
also preached strong sermon at the
eleven o'clock service GA Friday morn
ing.
Miss lula Daniel was called to Lexing
ton last Thursday to her sister, Mrs
Beardsley, who was reported ill with
pneumonia. Before her arrival however
her sister passed away. The remaini
were brought here on Friday for inter
ment, and the funeral services took plac,
from the residence conducted by thu
Rev. J. w. Bigham.
Prof Logan will probably employ Prof
Roberts, of Ekron, Meade county, to as
sist him through the spring session a
the b n. College. Some correspondence
has taken place between them witt
reference to the matter and it is quit
likely Prof. Roberts will accept. Tn
spring session at the college Is always al
tended by goodly number OF pupil
from the country, who take the cOurs
preparatory to getting certificate fo
teaching Messrs. Logan and Robert
are able instructors and there can be n
doubt but what they will have a fu
school.