The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-06-28
HARDINSBURG.

Prof. Fowler has returned to Custer.
Mrs. James Logan is visiting at Troy,
Ind.
Herbert Beard lost a fine mule last
week.
Mrs. Robert McGufiu is visiting at
Buras.
They cleaned up the liquor business in
Custer mighty slick.
Rev. J. w. Bigham went up to look in
upon the convention.
B. F. Beard & Co. began invoicing
their stock last week.
DR.. A. NJ. Kincheloe is having els
tern dug at his home.
The newsboys had big run last week
for the evening papers.
Mrs. Sam Pate has gone to BewieyvilIe
to visit her fathers family.
L. P. Chick, Of Louisville, is the guest
OF Frank Mercer for few days.
You can't hold your job very long
with Winebrinner, and do nothing.
Prof. Milton Coke would not object to
a good position in the B. N. College.
We have 500 sacks for sacking grain to
sell very cheap-kclipse Grocery %.
If you gals don't keep out of the water
at the lake you will take cold, you will.
Mrs. Judge Board and daughter, Miss
Irene, spent day at Harmed last week
visiting.
Miss Ella Robertson, of Glendeane,
was here Monday the guest of Miss Eva
Hensley.
Mrs. R. NJ. Jolly came down Sunday
from lrvington and spent the day with
Mrs. Hensley.
Fresh roasted peanuts from the "Boss"
Ioaster every hour in the day at the
Eclipse Grocery.
Misses Margaret and Evelyn Beard
have just returned from a two weeks
visit to Louisville.
Norman Hensley went to Fordsville
last week to work a few days in the rail-
road telegraph Office.
Prof. J. H. Logan and family left for
Troy. Ind where they will be absent
two or three weeks.
Mrs. Blake, who has been i'll with con-
sumption for some months, died at her
home at Garfield last Saturday.
Go down to the lake any time you
will and you can always find a crowd.
The lake is a great public resort.
Richard May, Of this place, went up
to the Convention, the first he ever at
tended in his long life as Democrat.
Mr.. G'Huy and Florence Cottrell came
up Sunday evening from Cloverport, and
were the guests Of Miss Alice Baker.
Col. Bill George, the house contractor,
was here one day last week trying to Sc
cure the contract to build the Catholic
church.
Young Butler, OF West View, accom-
panied by DIR. J. T. Baker, went to
Louisville last week to consult physi-
clan for heart trouble.
Jailer Gus Shellman returned Sunday
evening from Louisville. He is slowly
recovering from the operation performed
on him for appendicitis.
Mr.. Lewis, the railroad agent from
StephCnsport, came over last Monday
night to attend the Masonic lodge and
returned Tuesday on his wheel.
DR.. I. ID. ReDfrow will visit Hardins-
burg July 3. He will remain nearly a
week. n your teeth need attention it
will be to your interest to consult him.
Miss lula Daniel, Miss Mary Lasieur,
and Mrs. Owen Cunningham went to
Grsenville, KY, last Thursday to attend
a meeting Of the Woman's Missionary
Society.
Misses Ella Hook, Meta and Ada
Beard, Emma Bigham and Eva Hensley
we're the young ladies who attended the
commencement exercises at IrvingtOn
last week.
Revs. Litchheld, Of BrAndenburg, and
j. W. Lewis, of Irvineton, will address
the people at Webster July 10, and at
Walnut Grove the l4th, on the subject
OF Temperance. at 8 pm.
DR.. T. ID. Renirow, resident dentist Of
this city, wall make his usual vialt 10
HaTdinsburg July 8. Those who may