The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-02-14
HARoINssURe.

set.-Eclipse.
Mems pants going at Sl.00 TO clean up
the stock.-Eclipse.
Mr.. Anderson, the poultry man, has
gotten back to Hsrdinsburg.
Mrs. w. J. Piggott, OF Irvington came
down last Friday and spent few days.
The walk leading from Henry Hooks
corner to the depot needs repairing very
badly.
Misses Fannie and Emily McAteer,
OF Louisville, are visiting Mrs. r. N.
Miller.
RN. Miller returned last Friday from
Frankfort. He came down to attend cir
cult court.
Judge Mercer. Gus Brown and Chris
Ahl went to Frankfort last Thursday to
attend the funeral OF Gov. Goebel.
Shippers of tobacco mark your hogs.
head "Stone House., LOUISVILLE
cHINTz ROYALTY, agent.
Rev. Mr.. Harold, the Baptist minis
ter, has rented property and will move
here from his farm on Rough creek.
Aunt Katie Pate, who has been res.
ident of Hardinsburg for many years,
died rather Unexpectedly last Sunday
night.
Mr.. Milton G. Butler and Miss Bena
Roberts were married in the Methodist
church at West View Last Thursday, Rev.
f. NJ. Petty, officiating.
The protracted meeting announced
for the NJ. L. Church South some time
ago will begin next Sunday. Rev. Mr..
Grove, an evangelist OF some note. will
conduct it,
Mr.. Harrison will extend the Ohio
Valley Telephone to Harmed as soon as
the weather will permit. Earl Moor
man has furnished him about forty posts
for the purpose.
Mr.. Tom Beard and his bride arrived
from Preston last Thursday evening.
They were given a reception at his
fathers residence at night, at which
only few special friends were invited.
During the illness OF Sheriff Burton,
the duties OF his Office have fallen upon
A. McMeador, his deputy. Mr., McMeador
is there all the time ready to attend to
any business that may come up.
Mr.. Burton's mother has been nursing
him during his illness at the Harris ho-
tel. He sent for her as soon as he be-
came i'll, and she has been with him AL
the time. She is now Mrs. Smith and
lives near Balltown. Mr.. Burton visits
her regularly when he is well.
NJ. L. Conrad from Jacksonville, KY.
was here last week hunting for a stock
farm. Mr.. Conrad wants to buy. He
went out to Harmed to look at Henry
Harned's farm Friday. Mr.. Harmed con-
templates moving to Oklahoma in the
near future and wishes to sell his farm,
which lies close to the station.
Breckenridge county sent only a few
patriots to attend the funeral OF Gov.
Goebel. Hardinsburg had the honor
Of furnishing few Of these, and Glen
deane came in next. There are some
warm Democrats Of the 16 TO set around
Glendeane. HardinsburQ is not 80 en-
thusiastic as she might be. The party
will first need reorganization, and some
good working material in the lead.
The Kings Daughters will give
Colonial Tea" on Friday evening, Feb.
10th, at the Commercial Hotel, Hardins-
burg, from s to IL o'clock.
MENU.
Sandwiches Ham and Turkey
Salad and Pickles, i
CAKE, Ice Cream and Sherbet,
Coffee.
Admission and Supper 25cts.
Children, 15cts.
Every one cordially invited.
The Kings Daughters will give
Martha Washington tea, at the Com
mercial hotel next FRIDAY night. The
affair will be under the immediate d.
rection OF the young society folks Of the
town, and will be something very ele-
CANT in all of its appointments. A fee
of 25c will he charged at the door, which
will be the sole charge. The proceeds
arc for the benefit of the parsonage.
Doors will be open at 1880 o'clock. Be-
sides the refreshments. which will be
substantial and appetizing, there will be |
music, Rotations, etc.