The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-10-27
WILD ANIMAL
STIRS EXCITEMENT
AT Harned'-L Looks Like a Wolf
Fifteen Marriage Licenses
Issued This Month in
Breckenridge.
OTHER HARDINSBURG NEWS.

Prof. Byron Cart, of Union Star, was
in town Saturday.
Thirty-three went from here TO Louis
vile Saturday on the excursion.
w. E. Board, the efilcie It deputy as
SCISSOR of this district, has completed his
assessing nearly two months ahead of
the time it is usually done. His knowl-
edge of the work and thorough acquaint-
ance with the ride helped him to COM
plete it at this early date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Whtworth were
in Louisville last week. Mr.. Whitworth
being in attendance at the Graf Lodge
of Kentucky Masons.
The Harmed neighborhood has been
all astr for several days over the pres
ence of a strange wild animal of a gray
ish color. 1t has been seen several
times, once at a window where it had
reared up to look into the house. 1t
has attacked one mans dog, getting the
better of his dogship. Parties have
searched in vain for it. always missing
it when armed ready for oagging the
cause of the excitement. 1t is thought
to be wolf or some other animal es.
capped from traselipg menagerie.
If you want highest Rour buy the
Lewisport BESTpatent flour.
Mrs. VIM. F. Hook and daughter:
were visiting at Floral last week.
Rev. Willett, of this place, assisted
by his nephew, Rev. Mr.. Wiilett, Of
Sbelbyville, is holding an interesting
series of meetings at Clover Greek
church.
f. K. Rhodes, of Owensboro, former
sheriff of the county, was here Saturday
and Sunday.
Marriage licenses issued since Sep.
TENDER 80: Eura A. Midkiff, Lille
May Matthews; J, A. Mattingly, Mary
10 Mattinely; Preston Henning, Ada
Basham; David W. Sharp, Fannie Bru-
ner; John Harris, Margaret Mattingly;
F. w. Noblett, Matte Hall; Sherman
Huffines, Matte West; R. A. Claycomb
Annie Parks; Harry c. Norton, Emma
l.. Beeler; c. J. Collard, Eta May Blair;
B. L. Oller, Nora McGrew; Luther Mil
Ter, Sallie Frank Hendrick; w. 1. Taul,
Lucy Rice; June Claycomb, Matte Nor
gan; ]. A. Oller, Hattie Embry.
Tom Beard has sold his farm near
Kirk to Messrs. Powers 81 Osborne OF
Daviess county for something over $12,-
600. He will give possession January l
and will move to the Hambleton tract
of land on the pike, owned by himseli
and brother, Herbert M. Beard.
Mrs. Lewis, of Centertown, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Rebeoca McGary.
Professors Styles Howard, of Glenn
son College, South Carolina, and Gurtie
Howard, of Washington, North Carolina
we're here last week attending court
These excellent young men are the sons
of David N. Howard, of Rockville. Both
are graduates of the Unive sity of Ken
lucky at Lexington.
Dennis Flood, of Apache, Oklahoma
is here to attend his mothers funeral.
Charley eastman, one of our boy:
who is making good in Denver, Col.
was here Monday on business.
Miss Jennie Green, of Falls of Rough
was the guest of Mrs. Morris Beard
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Pile, of Nook
were in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Evans and fam
lily were at Lewisport Saturday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Evans mother
Mrs. Moredook, who died in Louisville
last week. Mrs. Moredook lived here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Evans while they
had charge of the Commercial Hotel
She had many friends in this county
who will be grieved to learn of he
DEATH