The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-01-08
HARDNSBURG.

Frymire Monday, having fully recover
r ed from serious attack of typhoid.
9 Mrs. H. c. Frymire, of Frymire, is
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs Jasper Dyer, of Clover
mort, we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. K Barnes Saturday.
Rev. and Mr.. Everett English re-
turned Monday from visit to Mr.. and
. Mrs. Harvey English, near Stephens
port
Circuit Court Clerk, Tom Moore, who
has been quite i'll for several days. is
better, though unable to leave his bed.
Arthur Beard. who has for two years
been Deputy Sheriff under Sheriff Milt
Miller, rendered his resignation Mon
day. In partnership with his br theirs,
Herbert and Tom, he will deal and ira e
in live stock, business in which they
are experienced and successful.
The Hon. Join p Haswell left Sun
day morning for Frankfort to attend the
present session Of legislature. This is
Mr.. Haswel's third term, he having
served two terms before the Hon. ID. c.
Norman was elected Mr.. Norman
served two terms, the Hon. E. III.
Shellman one, and then Mr. Haswell's
third term began with the present legis.
lature.
The Board Of Tax Supervisors met and
began their work in the office of the
County Road Supervisor Monday morn
ing. Calvin Hendrick, of Hardinsburg,
John Jennings, Of Cloverport, Taylor
Dowell of Irvington, Lon Glasscock, of
McDaniels, and Jesse Miller, of Sample,
compose the Board.
A brick pavement has been laid from
the livery stable to the Brick Hotel.
Anoth step showing the progress of a
live county seat.
A series of meetings began Monday
night at the Nj. f. church, conducted by
tie pastor. the Rev. Isaiah Cline and
the Rev. Jerry II. Lennon. For many
years the Rev Lennon has done very
little preaching. though his powerful
pulpit orations are remembered by many
of the Breckenridge county church goers
of twenty-five years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wave Lewis, of Ohio,
visiting T. C. Lewis.
Mrs Estil Sutton and two attractive
little daughters, left Monday for their
home in Louisville,
Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel Hook, Of
Louisville, were the guests Of relatives
here last week.
Mrs. Orla Voolfolk is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Iubal Hook.
Master Earl Smith was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. McGill of Louis
vile, last week.
Herbert j. Roberts has moved here
from Mike. and has opened a grocery
store in the building on Nam street
lately vacated by Virgil Pool.
Virgil Pool has bought the McMullen
farm at McDaniels, of Geo. D. Glass
cock, for $1,000. He will move to it in
a short time and re-engsge in farming
Horace l. Snyder, of BewIeyville, was
in town Monday on business prepara-
tory to his immediate departure for
Western Oklahoma, where he will make
his future home.
Attorney W. K. Barnes, who has been
confined to his home several months on
account OF i'll health, has a severe spell
of grip, which has further Indisposed
him.
J. F. Jarboe and Dave Walls were
here Monday from Chenault.
The Rev. Ed Goodson, of Elizabeth
town, will preach at the Methodist church
the third Sunday in his,month.
Mrs Nellie Wathen was the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Sue Cox, last week.
The trustees of the Hardinsburg Nor
NAL and Collegiate institute have EN-
ployed Miss May Warrington to assist
in the spring term. She will begin her
work when Miss Reid leaves for Bowl.
ing Green to accept a position in the
Western Safe Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs David r. Murray en-
tertained at forty two Wednesday even
ing in honor Of their guests, Miss Ray
Heyser, Of Cloverport, and Misses Nell
and Louise Norman, of Glendeane.
Taylor Compton, Of Raymond, was in
town Monday.
The ladies Of the M. E. church, South,
met at the home of Mrs. G. w. Beard
Monday and reorganized the Ladies
Aid Society, with Mrs. Blanche E. Read,
president; Mrs. Morris H. Beard, vice
president; Mrs. Joel H. Pile, secretary,
and Miss Ida Mercer, treasurer. Their
first work will be to purchase piano
for the Snnday-school.