The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-06-09

| Appointees are entitled to free tuition
and Naturalization fees, room rent, fuel,
lights, and travelling expenses for as
many-years as is ssary for them to
graduate. a-s ~ nu ,r
Mack Brown is at home for the sum-
mer after good years. work in the
State University at Lexington. .r
Russell Compton, of Garfield, who is
just home from the State University, !
was here Saturday. Io8
Mrs. Lizzie McGary has returned
from three months visit in Louisville.
On account of Children's Day services
at the M. T.. church Sunday there will
be no preaching in town until night.
Misses Callie Pile and Carrie Hayes,
of Nook, were in town Friday. Miss
Hayes and her sister, Miss Lena, have
lately returned from Oklahoma, where
they Taught last winter.
Charley Whitworth, nearly 40 years Of
age, after continued illness died Sat-
urday morning at his home at Garfield
and was buried at the Garfield grave
yard Sunday afternoon al o'clock, the
services being conducted at the Baptist
church by Revs. Morefield and Compton.
The deceased was a farmer, good cit
lien, consistent Christian and men
Der of the Baptist church, His =
survives him.
Mrs. +. T. Petty and two children,
of Huntsville, Alabama, came last week
to visit j. w. Guthrie. After a short
visit Mrs. Petty went to Detroit, Mich,
where she and her husband are attending
a meeting of the Woodmen Of the World.
They will return here for a two weeks
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Web Williamson arrived
Monday. They will bosrd until house
can be secured, when they will go to
housekeeping. They were married in
Louisville May 29. Mr.. Williamson is
connected with the Democrat, of this
city.
DR.. w. A. Walker ard family are the
guests OF DR.. aud Mrs. j, NJ. Walker, of
Bewleyvilie. gm oT
Mrs. c. L. Beard and children, San
ford, and Percival and Miss Lillian, are
in Louisville for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Beard are in
Louisville for several days. sw
Mrs. Nora MeGill, Of Big Spring,
came last week to see her sister. Mrs.
c. f Haswell.
Mrs. Emma Eskridge, of Louisville,
is visiting Mrs. c. E. Haswel.
DR.. and Mrs. j. f. Kincheloe are
being congratulated upon TIE arrival of
a son, Robert Wickliffe, on Saturday,
June S.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Watkins and Mr..
ard Mrs. Tim Watkins, of st. Joseph,
Mo were here Thursday to visit their
sister Mrs. Mamie Norman.
Considerable excitement was caused
Sunday morning at late breakfast time
by two of the airships which left Indian
apolis the day before, passing within
good view Of town However, they were
so distant that is was impossible to
know anything definite concerning them
or their applicants. Not so, however,
at Garfield where their nearness to the
earth enabled them to inquire their
: whereabouts and to drop an information
blank to be filed and returned to In
dianapolis.
Roy Norman is in Louisville this
week attending the Shriner's meeting.
John Flood has purchased half in
terest in the livery stable and the irn
name is now Sheeran and Flood.
Mr.. Bsrtram. of Eastern Kentucky,
is here visiting his daughter, Mrs. Is
aiah Cline.
Mrs. Withers' class will give their an
nual musical recital, Friday evening,
June | l. at 8 o'clock.
, Mrs. Lydia Payne, wife of Geo. W.
Payne, of Harnd, died at seven o'clock
Monday evening after protracted ILL
, ness. Her surviving children are: Mrs.
Louella Davis, Mrs. G. ID. Payne, Hites
Run; Mrs. Garden, of Custom, Miss
, Virginia and Clifton NJ, who are at
present at Bowling Green,
Why d9nrt you delight the housewife
5 by fuufshing her pure and wholesome
) foY Your grocer keeps it. Its the
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