The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-01-06
HARDINSBURG
Notes And NewS--DemOcrat
Again In The Hands Of Former
Editor Roy Z. MOOrman.

Miss Evelyn Beard is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Estell Sutton, of Crescent
Hill.
Miss, Tida Mercer entertained the
young folks Saturday in honor of Miss
Margaret Beard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Beard enter
tanned twenty-five young people in
honor of Miss Hannah Beard.
Hardinsburg boys and girls who spent
the holidays at home, have returned to
their respective schools. Miss Margaret
Beard, to Bowling Green; Misses Mamie
and Della Kincheloe, to Barboursville;
Ernest Haswell, to Cincinnati; John
Skillman, Vivian and Arthur Haswell
and Mack Brown, to State University.
Misses Nell, Louise and Betsy Moor
man, of Glendeane, were guests of Mrs.
d. R. Murray part of last week.
A fine audience heard DR.. Matther' S
entertaining and instructive lecture on
my Travels in Europe" Friday
night. The receipts were sufficient to
put the Ladies Aid out of debt. The
vocation and piano of the Southern
Methodist church have been purchased
and paid FOR solely by their efforts and
still with untired hands they will go
forward adding to the needs of their
house of worship. -s.--
Mr.. T. B. Henderson and daughter,
Miss Ada, were guests of Mrs Rebecca
McGary Thursday.
Miss Frances Smith and little Helen
Hayden returned to Elizabethtown Sat-
urday.
Marriage licenses were issued last
week to Carlton E. Payne, Mary d.
Basham; Christopher Johnson, Dollie
Farber; Evan Decker, Izora Feutress;
Chas H. Wright, Annie w. Rush;
Fred Bland, Annie NJ. Beauchamp.
o. Fl. Eblen, of Henderson, and his
two sisters, of Robards, were guests of
Dr. and Mrs. McMullen last week.
Miss Angie Gibson, of Basin Spring,
was the guest of Misses Nellie and
Bette Kincheloe Sunday.
M. H. Beard was in the Falls o
Rough Friday and Saturday buying to
bacco.
Miss Willie Chambless and7brother,
Henry, visited relatives at Ekron Satur-
day and Sunday.
Jas. Lewis, student at St. Meinrad.
Ind returned to his studies Monday
after spending the holidays at home.
He was accompanied by his school
mate guest Leo Maroon, of Michigan,
who had spent the holidays in Hardins-
burg.
Cicero Cummings, of near Axtel, was
here Monday looking for location.
The Board of Supervisors met Mon
day to overhaul the Assessors book and
to raise or lower the lists, which, in
their judgment, were incorrectly valu-
ed.
Roy E. Norman is here in charge of
the Democrat, Mr.. Mcdonald, the late
owner and editor having resold it to
Mr.. Norman.
Mr.. c. F. Hawkins, of McCook,
Nebraska, is .lere for a few weeks
visiting relatives and friends.
Warfeld Hendrick goes to Kansas
this week to look out location.
Miss Julia McGufin, of Louisville,
has been visiting friends here.
Mrs. George Hook, of near town, was
on Saturday adjudged lunatic and
was taken on Monday to the Lakeland
asylum. Mrs. Alex Nicholson, who is
charged with threatening the life of her
son, from which it is claimed she lost
her mind, was lodged in Jail Monday in
default of bond. Her trial was set for
yesterday afternoon.
Clint Beauchamp who arrived here
from Evansville few days ago, died
at the residence of his brother, VIM.
Beauchamp, Sunday night. His re-
mains were laid to rest in St. Rennold S
cemetery Tuesday morning. The de-
ceased was forty odd years old, and
was a son of Crawford Beauchamp, OF
Webster.
Clifton E. Pile, OF Vine Grove, was in
town Monday.
Richard Carman, of Bewleyville, was
in town Monday.