The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-03-25
HARDINSBURG.
Fiscal court begins April 9TH.

Sandy Davis has gore to NATION
H., to live.
{. NJ. Mcclellan, of West Point
7 was in town Monday.
Wade Pile, the Nook merchant, wa
: in Town Sunday and Monday.
Go frey Ball has come home from
, Cincinnati for an indefinite stay.
The will OF George NJ. Pile, deceased
was admitted TO probate Monday.
Miss Mary Payne, of Bewleyville, is
visiting her sister MIS-. Jas. Witt.
Tom Moore remains unable to leave
his room, though improving slowly.
Mrs. J. f. Wright, Of Louisville, is
the guest of her father, Judge Mercer.
Herbert Barnes. principal Of the Ir-
vngton school, was n town Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Ferry. of Cloverport, is the
guest of Gen. and Mrs. d. r. Murray.
Charley Edmunds came down from
Louisville Friday, returning in the
afternoon.
Lewis Kincheloe came down from
Louisville and spent Satur ay and Sur
day at home.
Miss Mamie Miller and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joel Pile went to the city last week to
see Ben Hur.
Miss Johnnie Moorman, of Glendeane,
was the guest of Mrs. David Murray
several days.
H. j. Roberts, the merchant. has
moved into the Squires cottage on
Louisville street.
Houston Alexander has qualified as
administrator of the estate of the late
George NJ. Pile.
Jas. H. Gardner was in Louisville
several davs last week purchasing his
spring stock Of goods.
The crowd that thronged Boards
opening Saturday was another testimony
of the effect Of printers ink.
Herbert Beard spent last week in
Central Kentucky inspecting BLOOD d
stock. He made me purchases.
Forest Haynes, the insurance imam
from Owensboro, WAS in town Monday.
He Will lie in the county this week.
Hon. Joun p. Haswell is at home
hard at work with his office work which
was necessarily interrupted by his abb
sence through the legislative term.
Morris H. Beard and son Franklin,
returned last week from Florida and
Cuba. Mrs. Beard and the other MEM
bers Of the party will not arrive for sew
eral weeks.
Oscar L. Bramle,t, son Of James Bran
lett, of Rosetta, was in town Monday.
He Is eighteen years old and is six feet
ten inches and still growing. His eight
is 232 p uuds.
John p. Haswell Sr., after extending
his visit from Louisville and Frankfort
to Lexington and Cincinnati, where he
visit d his grardsons, Arthur and
Earnest, went on to Circleville, Ohio,
10 visit relatives. He is expected home
today.
The sheriff made these sales Monday:
The Richard Adkisson homestead of so
aces to 20 Clint Addison for $56S ST.;
20 acres Of land on the Stephensport
road to Pete Sheersn Bros. & Co. for
ISlll.lO; the plant and stock Of the
Hsrdinsburg Canning Company to W.
A. Walker and others for S4,Ool.
w. T. Gregory and VIM Carman, of
Garfield; H. E. Frymire, Of Frymire;
John Alexander, of Buras; John Cook,
Of Custer: Wick Norman and Leonard
Oelze, of Cloverport. and Huse Alexan-
der, Of Buras, were among the we'll
known citizens Of the county seen on
our streets Monday.
Master Commissioner Lee Wells Mon
day made the following sales Of land:
| The Triplett tracts of land at Garfield
to A. A. Richardson for $SSS "a; the
H. V. Meador tracts Of land to J. L.
Kirtey and T. l.. Johnson for $3.50; the
old Humphrey and Richardson farm, on
Lost Run, of 100 acres, to Clint Davis
for 81 $50; four tracts of Shumate land
to John Cook and r. NJ. Dowell for
I$2,l25.
An order Of the last fiscal court di
rected Jas. st. Clair, in company with
some tlidge expert, to inspect the
bridges belonging to the county and re-
port their condition at the April term
of the fiscal court. Last week with S.
T. Keys, bridge foreman on the railroad
at West Point, he began the work of in
specting the thirty-six truss bridges
under his supervision. They will COM
plete the work this week.