The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-08-30
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There viii be Childrens Day out at
Wesley Chapel next Sunday,
We still have some choice breakiast
bacon at lOc. Eclipse Grocery.
Miss Blanche Ament, OF Louisville, is
the lovely guest Of Miss Lula Vessels.
David Murray, who has been visiting
Mm M. II Beard, has returned home.
Miss Daisy Snyder, who has been vie
iting relatives at Garfield, has returned
home,
Mr.. + Norton, who has been confined
TO his bed with typhoid fever, is improv-
ing
Mrs. Chas. Wadlington and her son,
Edward, are the guests Of Mrs. Nat Wad-
lingtoD.
The kid nine came up here last Satur-
day from Cloverport, and got done up in
two games.
Miss Margaruite Baker, who has been
visiting friends at Irvington, returned
home Sunday
Miss Emma Lue Norman, of Glen
deane, was the guest Of Miss Irene
Board, last week.
Granville Wilson and John Lyons sold
thirtY-six head Of young cattle last week
TO John McGaYock.
Mrs Lucy T. Smith, from Mo-, is Wis
iting her father, Mr.. Philip Durham,
near Hardinsburg.
Mr. Estel Sutton, wife and child, who
have been visiting here the past week,
returned home last Sunday.
Rev. ]. W. Bigham will begin a pro-
tracted meeting at the new Methodist
church at Kirk next Sunday.
A Sunday school has been organized
out at Mount Zion, and it will open next
Sunday morning at nine o'clock.
Miss Marion Babbage, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Kingston, has re-
turned to her home at Cloverport.
Miss Maggie Brodie and Miss Lula An
derson, who have been visiting Mrs
CUNNINGHAM, have returned home.
Rev. A. H. Davis, left Yesterday to
visit his family in the State Of Ohio, and
he will not return until after conference
John W. Sutton, the old sewing ma
chine man, we'll known to many people
in this county, died last week at Itch
field.
Allen Murray, one Of the most popu-
lar young men in the city, returned to
his home, at Salt Lake City, last Mon
day.
Miss Ada Bell Henderson, of Webster,
and Miss Hattie Bell Stewart. of Louis
vile, are the attractive guests of Miss
Leila McGary.
John Hook, ST., has exchanged his
residence for Thomas Rhodes property
Mr. Hook will move to Louisville about
the first of September.
JudgeIAhl, Sheriff V. B. Burton, Crit
Hamilton and Felix HambletOn will leave
next Sunday for Philadelphia, to attend
the G. A. R., meeting.
Miss Mary Snyder, who has been al
Garfield conducting the Millinery de-
pattment in Mr.. A. A. Richardson's biz
store, is at home on a short visit.
Mr. Pate, who runs big department
house for farm machinery, etc at jolly
, is putting in an engine and machiner.
for planning and dressing lumber
, Miss Mamie Bate, who has been Wis
iting Miss Nett Beard, has returned tC
= her home in Louisville. She was &C
. companied by Miss Ada and Nett Beard
Mrs. Owen Cunningham, Misses Tul
Daniels and Mary LaSieur, attended tn
Z meeting of the Womans Foreign Mis-
sionary Society last week at Branden
burg.
Miss Mabel Hardin Beauregard, Chen
nete, Kan, Mrs. DR., Pennington, Owens
boro, Mr.. James Younger, OloYerpori
Mr., Eugene Gilliland, Lexington, will
visit the family Of ]. A. Witt, this week
Linas Coombs has some boys that ar
moving things on his farm. There !
nothing like having a good strong fore
with fellow when he needs it and Bro
Linas seems to be lucky in this respect
r The following we're the guests of Mta
M. H. Beard last Sunday Dixon
, of Henderson, Miss Alliene Murray, o
Cloverport, Messrs. Fred Fraize, Ere,
, Ferry, of Davenport and Mr.. Willii
Green, Falls OF Rough.
A woman tells another about a goo,
, purchase Knowing this we have Gu
the price on clothes lines fr ON 1Oc to 5C
, WashbOards from l5c to 1Oe. Glass
tumblers from l5c to 1Oc per set. Cal
on us this week. Eclipse Grocery.
The members Of the Hardinsburg Ma
= sonic Lodge had a called meeting last
Friday night. Two young members
Messrs Sherman Ball and Herbert BearC
were given the third degree in Masonry
Minor Compton and Dan X Smith, O
Garfield. were the visiting members.
We have had the pleasure Of usinl
some Of the best brand Of -four made b.
]. B. Bates & Co., at their mill at jolly
Station. Truly it is a world beaten anC
Bates q Co., are getting a big sale for II
Their mil was idle for two weeks Will,
| thev ware nuttinO In a nav hoilar I'm