The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-11-08

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the Laoies' Reading Club last Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs j. l.. Norman
will be the hostess tomorrow after
noon. The club is now reading
"Nedra, one of the new popular
novels.
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Chas. Berry, who had a position
with the Hend aTson Route as machin-
list, has gone to Oelwein, Ia. to accept
similar position, with increased
pay, with the Chicago Great Western
railroad.
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Edward Gregory raised, in his gar
den, this year, 225 stalks of celery,
one of which, he says, will weigh as
much as twelve of the stalks of the
size usually shipped here from Michi-
gan. He expects to put his celery on
the market about Christmas and to re-
alize a neat sum 10y the sale He has
thus demonstrated that celery can he
successfully and proftably raised in
this section when planted in the proper
soil. T. p Napier, one of his neigh
bors and "A gardener Of many years
experience, says it is the best celery
ne has ever seen.
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Hereafter communion service will
be held the first Sunday in every
month at the Methodist church. The
monthly service WAS inaugurated 10y
Rev. CurrIe Sunday morning.
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The Cioverport chapter Royal Arch
Masons have sent out invitations to
chapters to a meeting which will be
held at the Masonic Temple on No
vember 10. AT the meeting all the de-
grees of the chapter will he conferred.
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X. L. Newsom and John i. Matt
ingly have bought tn, T. p. Hagood
property, thirteen acres, including
the shipping yard, lying on Murray
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Rev. b. Nj. Currie is organizing an
old fashioned class meeting which
Will b. held for the first time at the
Methodist church next Sunday after
noon, and probably every other Sun
day thereafter. The younger members
of the church, especially are invited to
attend this meeting, which will he the
first of the kind since the passionate of
Rev. j. b. Seay.
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Mrs. Eliza Allen, of near town, is
improving, after an attack of pneu-
monia.
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Miss christine Cottrell was the
guest OF honor at candy pulling Fri
day evening given by Miss Elijah tn
Skillman.
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Mrs. q. W. Short entertained last
Tuesday evening In honor of her
niece, Miss Christine Cottrel. The
entertainment and decorations were
In accordance with Halloween. One Of
the features of the evening was the
distributions of favor by little Miss
Josep hine Cottrell. She was attractive
ly dressed as little fairy and played
her part In an airy, iaiIy manner
which charmed all the guests.
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The city council, at ITS regular
monthly meeting Monday night, APP
pointed a city equalization board, to
meet Monday, December 4. The board Is
composed of Messrs. Ed. Whitehead,
J. G. Mattinglv and J. J. Over. No
other new business of consequence
was before the council.
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j. NJ Gregory, who has had a
severe attack of rheumatism, is
much improved, after treatment by
DR.. Fred DeHaven, the Louisville
osteopath.
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Chas Cottrell and family will
leave soon for their home ct Pensa-
cola, Fla. They have been here the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs q. W. Short
during part of the recent yellow fever
period in the South and Mr.. .Cottrell
has conducted photograph gallery in
he is engaged at Pensacola.
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The Louisville Baptist Orphans
Home, through Its agent, L. s. San
ders. has placed two children in the
neighborhood of the Hite's Run Bap.
tist'' church. near the city, one with