The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-07-04
HARDlNSBURG.

It's ths hottest fourth Of July OF the
season
Sheriff Frank P. Payne was here last
Friday.
When in town ON the 4tb, call and see
us. The Eclipse.
Decorate your business houses on this
great National holiday.
Mrs. Adams, of Leitchfield, is visiting
Mrs. Charles Heston.
Mrs. Crete Hensley, who has been i'll
for some time, is improving.
You can get pink lemonade today but
red liquor is a thing OF the past.
W. X Barnes has accepted an agency
for Life Insurance Company.
II you don't see what you want TODAY
at Bsbbage's grocery, ask for 1t.
If you need anything in glass ware We
have it. A choice lot just received.
VIM. Beard and John stith have COM
pleted the census for Hardinsburg.
Henry Eskridge, of Louisville, was
here last week visiting his old friends.
Miss Lucy Heston will leave shortly
for visit TO Leitehfeld and Vine Grove.
r S. Skillman is going on the road
again for the computing scale company.
DR.. Charley Gardiner and his son, OF
G and Tower, ILL.,, are visiting his mother
here.
Mrs. Thomas Withers and her mother
will leave about the 18th for visit to
Virginia.
Miss Ava Board, of Hardinsburg, is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Garrett, at
Alexis, Ill.
Dent Brown has moved here from
Greensboro and gone into tho butcher
business.
Ed Guthrie is having the Witt store
room reprinted and papered before NOV
ing into it.
There will be an all day meeting at
Antioch church the third Sunday in this
month.
The lake is attracting its usual summer
crowds. It's popular resort for the
young folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutledge, of Clovsrport.
were here last Saturday, the guests Of
Miss Lille Scott.
Mr.. Sam Pate has been chosen as prin-
cipal of the Hardinsburg public school
for the fall term.
Lee Meyer, the popular salesman for
]. M. Robinson, Norton & Co., Louisville,
was here last Saturday.
Jailer Shellman is now feeding four
prisoners, a slight improvement in the
business over last year.
Harold Beard carried off handsome
gold medal for honors in class OF medi-
cal students numbering SO.
Patrick Dillon is having having his
old shop remodeled before going into it.
He will handle fertilizer and farmingim-
plements,
The latest news from Major Horace
Scott, who is at the In6rmary in Louis
Vile for treatment, is that his condition
is improved.
Miss Jincy Heston was out driving
last Sunday evening On account OF her
delicate health she has not been out
much this spring and summer.
Jim Kennedy has q fine wheat crop
out on that old farm on the Leitchfeld
road. 1t won't be many years until all
of the old fields now lying waste will be
taken up and put in wheat.
The w. F. M. Society will meet with
Mrs. Milton Board Friday afternoon at
half past two o'clock. Every member
should be present to hear the report
from the annual meeting at Trenton.
Mr.. Harold Beard has returned from
Louisville where he has been attending
the medical lectures. Harold is not q
full Aedged NJ D., yet, but it will not in
suit him to call him DR.. Beard.
Mrs. Lewis Payne has right to brai
on her poultry stock. Last month she
sold nearly one hundred dozen eggs
There may be other women in the neigh
borhood who have done as well with
their hens, but we haven't heard o
them.
Mrs. Mattingly, wife Of Joseph Mat
tingiy, Of Glsndeane, was buried here q
the Catholic cemetery last Saturday
Mrs. Msttingly died at Kansas City, Mo.
where her husband had taken her fol
treatment under specialist. The triI
did not benefit her much but Mr.. Mat
tingly did all that q kind husband could
for his wife, who had been sufferer to
some time. She leaves many friends q
Glsndeane