The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-07-28
COUNTY CAPITAL
CLIPPINGS
News Notes of Interest From the
County Seat Both Personal
and Otherwise.
BENCHES IN COURT HOUSE YARD

Mrs. S. d. McGill, of Louisville, is
visiting relatives in town.
Jesse Eskridge, of Greensboro, came
up to be present at the meeting of
the Republican leaders Saturday.
Misses Margaret Beard and Rosa
Lou Ditto came home from Bowling
Green Friday, Miss Ditto after sever
al months and Miss Beard after a
year in the Normal.
Mrs. Helen Chips and little son, of
Birdsville, KY, we're guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Elder Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Ernest Robertson, of Glen
deane, was the guest of Mrs. M. H.
Beard Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Gross and two
children, of Texas, we're guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Percy M. Beard last week.
Claude Mercer has so far recovered
that he was able Saturday to leave
for Mudlavia Springs, where a cure
will be sought for rheumatism.
Miss Laura Easley left Friday for
Barboursville after pleasant visit to
Misses Mamie and Della Kincheloe.
Mrs. Beauchamp,of Falls of Rough,
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
DR.. McMullin, several days last week.
Miss Ann Eliza Robertson, of Eliza
bethtown, was the guest of Mrs. M.
H. Beard a day last week.
Little George Wolfe, of Louisville,
accompanied by his nurse, went to
Cloverport Friday for a short visit
before he and his sister terminate
their visit to Mr.. and Mrs. M. H.
Beard.
The Girls Club had pleasant out
ing Wednesday at the Falls of Sink
ing.
Paul Rhodes of McDaniels was here
Sunday to meet his sister, Mrs. Nelse
Quiggins, of Cloverport, who has gone
to McDaniels for visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Beard and two
younger daughters have been at
Union Star few days.
Miss Frances Smith is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Orrin Hardin, near Clo-
verport.
Henry Eskridge, of Louisville, re-
Gently returned from Seattle and
Arizona, is here visiting his brother
The Pumpkin Rollers, of Tobins-
port, will be here Saturday to try
their strength with the Hardinsburg
boys on a Kentucky diamond they
failed on their own field to beat our
nine last Saturday, putting up good
game however
John p. Haswell ST., is making eX-
tensive improvements in his store
room on Main street.
Marriage licenses: H. M. Wilson,
Rue Meador; Edward w. Smith,
Sarah E. Hobbs; Frank Robinson,
Silver Butler; Dan Stiff. Ethel
Troutman; Harry jay Gorsuch,
Mary L. Simmons; Jas. Norton, Ida
E. Nottingham.
Joe Clark, of Paynesville, will Or
ganize lodge of Modern Woodman
of America here next week. The
charter has been received and twenty
members secured, several more than
the necessary number for organiza-
ton.
If you want the best flour buy the
Lewisport BEST patent -four.
The town council has ordered side
walks put in good condition to the de-
pot. The railroad will do its part about
the depot and in short while, in wet
or dry, the trip can be made afoot into
or out of town.
Rev. Felix Roberts, of Stephensport,
was in town Monday on his way to
Kingswood and Westview.
Thos. Mather is the new local editor
of the Democrat.
Web Williamson, who has been here
for some time, has moved to Louisville,
where he has position with the L.. q N.
Roy Moorman was in Louisville Mon
day and Tuesday.
The sheriff and his deputies are ready
to collect any and all taxes, the books
now being ready and in their lands.
Tom Moore went to Leitchfield Mon
day to attend the Democratic Commit
tee Meeting of the Appellate District
Little Miss Lillian McGuffin, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McGuffin,
of Louisville, is the guest of Miss Clara
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