The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-07-14
!, .utiful Little City of The Mount
aims a Place of Rare Interest And
J Charm. Handsome Homes and
Delightful People Make up The
Capital of Bell County.
NIDDLESBOR0 A HEALTHY RIVAL

,estled down between the Cumber-
id mountains of Kentucky a wonder
little city has stretched herself out,
angle in shape and beautiful in build.
Vile is her name. Capital of Bell
:, great mining resources and
lid people are three points of her
france, besides these Pineville has
means to attract a visitor, pros
Or or wanderor.
business way, Pineville is most
i've. She mas every convenience
stores, three banks and the
I'd department store, would be
any third class city. Bell
: courthouse stands in the cen
+ ne business section and is crow
th busy lawyers. Electric lights
ater-works are two of the towns
les and the magnificent school
ng speaks we'll for her educational
ntages. The Pineville Hotel is a
!, story brick building and enjoys a
patronage which is due to Mr..
Ks and Mr.. Wickliffe On both sides
\ butter everybody's bread and
lie can't stay away from their
es.
yThe Pineville Sun" that shines for
, /. brilliantly lights the mountains
cry Friday morning. Miss Lena Roll
! & he power behind the press in the
~ lin newspaper Office and to her
u ortion of credit is given for the
Ing of this splendid little paper.
residences in Pineville are lovely
e of the sweetest places is that OF
nd Mrs. George Reece. Their
| is ideal, and little Miss Genieve
gorge Reece, Jr., are the life OF
! When they are not driving in their
cart, they are making things plea
1 tor their little neighbor, Emmy
yne," and others on the block
| he principal attraction of Pineville
ne people. While all of them are not
,orn mountaineers, each one is in
e with every path from the Narrows
r. to West Pineville. 81 couldn't
1, the mountains now," said Mr..
t. Darnaby, a former Lexington
"a, and he expressed the sentiments
whole Pineville.
Nh. Jim -Satterfeld was one of the
siAst men at the coal mines. He was
,st anxious to hear about his home
op.e and inquired about many.
IN the shadow of 1.-The Lonesome
ne lives the mountains fortune-tel-
!. For any small coin that you are
ing to drop in her pitcher, she will
Z. YOU a peep into your future. Pine
.e's guests'all go to her to get a pic
of the things to be and her little
.ches are quite pleasing.
here is much to tell about Pineville,
her concrete pavements to her
ntain tops, she is glorious and one
htv<alk and talk and write forever
gtit this nest in the giant hills. No
! goes there who does not want to
his feet in the Cumberland river, for
rs is done, your return to Pineville,
Said, is certain.
day morning congenial party of
pile folks started for ten miles
icy across the mountains from
boro to Harrogate, Tenn. The
not only interesting but ex-
DR. going down the mountain
ove Cumberland Gap, the horses
a into run and the danger did
sase until the wagon was dashed
It the railroad where little June,
ie of "The Trail of The Lonesome
J" irst boarded train,
r. -er, after visit to the we'll
A lincoln Memorial Institute. the
Nd returned to Middlesboro where
we're entertained at the elegant
| Ell. Among the guests there was
5. Cromwell, former Breckenridge
i. Her son, Chas. Dean Cromwell
d her charming daughter, Manda
! nwell, were there with her for the
er. After visit to the News
/ Office, the train for Pineville
"a on schedule time and picked up