The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-02-26
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line in Cinciui att met with all accident
several days ago similar to the almost
fatal one of several months ago. This
time, however, he was not so seriously
hurt. A car became unmanageable on
steep incline and ran into another.
Mr.. Ball was struck and knocked sense.
less. For several days he was in the
hospital
Mrs. Luke b. Reeves has returned
from visit at Enron.
Mrs. ]. H. Pile left Monday to visit
at Webster and to attend the Lyddan-
Kurtz wedding this afternoon.
w. S. Bail left Monday to take up his
duties in the Corporation Department of
the Secretary of States Office. Demo-
Gratis and Republicans alike are glad to
see Sherman Ball land a good Office
under the State administration. He is
competent and has been a constant
worker for the success of the Republican
party. In success he has been on top.
In defeat he has been one of the hurt
ones, for he has been in the fight with
his time, his fertile brain and with a
pocket book that helped to bear the ex-
penses in this county. We expect him
to give an acceptable and creditable
discharge of his duties and to be a feath-
er in the appointment cap of the admin
tration.
Taylor Beard is now regularly en-
ployed at Kincheloe's drug store. Mr..
Beard is one among the oldest and best
druggists in the county. The Kinche-
loes are very fortunate in securing his
services permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Hendricks re-
turn from Louisville today after a few
days with relatives in the city.
Tzaddie Allen has purchased of B. F.
Beard the dwelling back Of the Farmers
Bank. Mr.. Allen moved to town last
week. He will continue in the timber
business.
Supt. Pile leaves today for a trip to
Frankfort and Lexington, where he goes
in connection with his educational work.
Master Earl Thomas is doing we'll in
his fourth week of typhoid. He suffered
a relapse last week.
Miss Eva Hensley entertained her
SUI ay-sch DOL class of young men at her
home on the evening of Washington's
birthday. Every young man took lady.
The many couples were entertained
with varied program, consisting of
music, Rotations, games, etc. Dainty
refreshments were served and
thoroughly enjoyable evening was had
by all.
Granville Wilson, one of the county's
prosperous farmers and model citizens
left yesterday for Eschte, Tillman
county Oklahoma, where he has pur-
chased lard aud expects to make his
permanent home. Mr.. Wilson and wife
and bright family of children are of the
sort that give reputation and worth to a
community. Should the newest state
of the union send back to us any of her
citizens in exchange, we could get no
better than what we are giving up.
Drs. ]. E. aud A. M. Kincheloe am
putated the right leg of Mrs. John
Bland, on the pike, last Saturday. The
amputation was made at the thigh and
was done in consequence of a diseased
bone, from which the patient had suffer
ed for fifteen years.
Allen Kincheloe came down from
Louisville to spend Saturday and Sun.
day.
The Jury in the case of vandymintle
Powell, charged with the murder of
Robert Miller, after several hours re-
ported their inability to agree. The
case. Of course, will have to be tried
again. Six were tor acquittal.
Irvington, queen little city of our
county, Is now talking graded school,
and shall have it, for who has ever
learned that Irvington stops with talk
ing a good thingr Irvington people
know the best things aud secure them,
and here's to one of the best ENTERPRISES
she has ever projecLe1.
Owen Fentress has moved to town
from McDaniels.
Vim. Hall moved from this city Mon.
day to Jess Towards farm, near Glen
deane.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Zeigler, of New
Bridge, Oregon, arrived last week to
visit at Mrs. Zeigler's fathers, Mr.. Jas.
Durham.
Morris II. Beard and son, Franklin.
will leave Sunday to join Mrs. Beard |
for two weeks in Florida, where she,
with Miss Jennie Green and Mr.. B. f.
Beard are spending the winter.
A Coffee Social will be given by the |
Ladies' Aid at the home of Mr.. and |
Mrs. James H. Gardner on Thursday !
evening. Admission 10 cents.
The Assessor book has been balanced
and forwarded to Frankfort. The total
assessed taxable property of the county
is 81, 423, 1888. Last year it was So, $685.
1S3.
Marriage licenses issued in the last
two weeks: Weller Merritt, Hester
Glenn; I. T. Basham, Eddie Hedden;
Joan A. Hinton, Sallie Kiper; j. T.
Hook, Annie B. Grant; BENJAMIN
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