The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-05-19
HARDINSBURG.

jones' MERCER, who has been absen
in Colorado. for eight years, is a
home He does rot expect to return
to tho west.
DIR. and Mrs. Arthur Mather went
to Louisville Monday to attend the
golden wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs John L. Wheat. They re.
turn at boon To-Day.
Dr. }. E. Kincheloe was in Louis
vile sunday and Monday.
MissAs Evelyn Beard, Mary 10
Mattingly, Ell Ali and Joe Trent, of
Custer, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Pile
attended the commencement exer-
cises at Kingswood college Friday
night
Recent mapriage license: Thos.
Finley Brown and Anna Belle Rhodes;
Elmer Nall, Matte Nimmo; C. G.
Carhan, Roma Tucker
Editor Roy Moolman is in Danville
this week attending the Central
University Carnival.
Masters Allie d. and Marvin Beard.
Jr., are in Greensboro this week visit
ing the family of Rev. f. b. English.
DR. J. c. Tucker, of McDaniels was
in town Monday.
AThe grand jury returned the follow
ing Indictments after a six days ses-
Sion;
Dunk Powell and Harvey Smith,
breach Of peace; BennyssDavenport,
unlawfnlly | furnishing liquor to a
minor George Gracey, housebreak-
ing George Bates, unlawfully fur
nishing liquor to a minor; Mack
Robertson carrying concealed dead
ly weaponA owen Carman, Mandy
Carman and. Preston Board, unlaw-
fully taking and carrying away pro-
perty of another; John D. Beavin,
violating local option law, two
charges; Dunk Powell, unlawfully
aiding prisoner to escape, which
prisoner was charged with misde.
Ineanor; Leonard Huffines, unlawful
Knowledge of female under the age
ofl6; Logan Bates, violating local
I, ptIon low: Ollie johnson, unlawfully
ana @izlfnllsAininripg a school house.
Miss Mollie Norman, of Glendeane
was the guest of friends Saturday anc
Sunday.
Elmer Nall, of Big Spring, and Mis-:
Matte Nimmo, Of the same section Of
the county, were married in Judge
Moorman's Office Thursday, May Is, DR.
Arthur Mather officiating.
Eleven app lcants were before the
Board Friday and Saturday for exami-
nation from the Common School Course.
They were; Johnnie Marshall, Logan
Hickerson, Coleman Payne, Matthew A.
Vessels, Albert Tucker, Reena B. Board,
Kathleen Hoben, Jettye Harrison, Rhea
Sipes, Ernest Gibson and Lura Norton
Only the last five could compete for the
prizes offered. The international Die
tionary goes to Mr.. Gibson, of Lodiburg,
who easily won it over his competitors,
his average being slightly over So per
cent. Miss Lura Norton wins the IS
gold prize, as her average divided by
her actual age gives Der the largest quo
tent, though Miss Jettye Harrison, OF
Lodiburg was very close competitor.
c. NJ. Payne, one of our life certificate
graduating class at Bowling Green, is
at home with his parents at Ha,ned for
few days. Misses Mary Jarboe, Coral
Whittnghill and Antie West, all of
Breckenridge, will also receive life GER
tificates this summer from the Western
State Normal.
Mrs. Frank A. Hardin, of Cabool,
Mo-, arriy last week to be the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Alex
ander, for several weeks.
The Children's day at the Methodist
Episcopal church, South, was a COM
plete success Sunday. To a crowded
house, the children, from the little Sun
beams" to the ones in their teens, show
ed that natural talent had identified by
careful training. The committee COM
posed of Mrs. Mather, Mrs. Morris
Beard, Mrs. Pile, Miss Tida Mercer and
Miss Lucy Snyder are being congratu-
lated upon the perfection of arrange
ments, the beauty Of the church and
the work of the children. The collec-
tion was $18.zs.
A good crowd was present at the spec
ial church service last Wednesday night.
Tonight DR.. Mather will preach again,
his subject being Supremacy of Char
acter."
picturesque Britain" is the subject
of lecture at the City Hall Friday