The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-01-03
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Miss Eula Miller was the guest Of Miss
Alice Baker last Sunday.
Prof. Roberts and wife returned from
Meade country last Monday.
Pat Dillon will get back on the board
of trustees. He made good one last
year.
Miss Robertson, of Glendeane, was
visiting Miss Eva Hsnsley few days
last week.
Misses Nett and Ada Beard spent
Christmas at Irvington visiting relatives
and friends.
DR.. Milton Board, Who has made his
home at Kirk for some time, is arrang-
ing to move back to town.
The Society of the Kings Daughters
bad very delightful evening last FRI
day with Mrs. P. NJ. Beard.
Mr.. Baker, of the Green Flag. has
gone to Asheville, N. c., with his
brother, Max who is in very delicate
health.
It's time in the beginning Of this new
year to make some rew resolutions and
swear that you will do better than you
did last year.
1 will open photograph gallery in the
building adjoining the Green Flag Bar
gain Store about the eighth of January.
w ]. MATTINGLY.
John P. Haswell, Jr., left last Friday
for Frankfort to take his seat in the
Legislature. Mr.. Haswell is to be con-
graduated on being sent back to the
Legislature the second time.
The Supervisors OF the tax list me
here last Monday. Jack Mattingly, g.,
B Cunningham, Lon Jarboe, Charles
Biandford and Daniel Parrish constitute
the board.
Rev. A. H. Davis, the pastor Of the M.
E. church in this place, has bsen con
fined to his home by illness for several
days. 1t is feared by his friends that he
is down for spell OF typhoid fever.
Miss Florence Cottrell, of Cloyerport
was in our midst last week. Everyone
seems to enjoy the visits Of Miss Cottrell
as she is quite agreeable and entertain-
ing. While here she was the guest of
Mre. DIR. A. M. Kincheloe.
Harold Beard, who has just closed his
school at Union Star, was at home and
spent the holidays. He left for Louis
vile yesterday to take another course at
the Kentucky School of Medicine.
The Silver Cross Circle OF the Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Morris
Beard Saturday afternoon 9Th inst. at 2
D. m. A full attendance is desired AS il
is the date for the election OF stficers.
Mr.. ]. r. Johnson writes back from
Louisville that he and his family have
about gotten settled and that they think
they will like their surroundings. But
he says, we can't get along without the
NEWS. We must hear from old Har
dinsburg occasionally"
There was Watch Meeting service at
the NJ. E. Church South, last Sunday
night There was good crowd in at
{ .ndance and the pastor, Rev, +. M.
Petty, made the services quite Interest,"
ing to the audience. There were ser
vices at the Catholic church also.
We start into the first week in the
new year with the price on boys suits
from S1.75 to 81 % We only have a few
Of them left. Mems sll.vooI pants 81 Is
to Sl.75. Best undershirts 25c Mems
brogan shoes $l00. Ladies' shoes 800.
We also carry the largest stock Of vege-
tables and groceries in this town. Call
and see for yourself Eclipse.
Messrs. Anderson and Martin. two
young men from Hardin county, have
lately purchased the saw mill owned by
Jubal Hook and have it located near
town. They are in the market to pur-
chase ell the good black and white oak
|.timber they can find. They will cut 1t
for foreign market.
There are some girls who will take
boy off toa watch meeting and set up all
night just to have good time. And
they think boy is in love with them
that will do that. Better watch the
young things. They are bad enough
already.
What's the use Of worrying all the
time because you havn't got much
money. There is plenty Of money
enough to burn q wet mule. But Il
takes sense to get 1t. Better worry be-
cause you haven't got more sense, II
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