The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-03-09
HARDINSBURG NEWS
IN FULL TO DATE
William McCracken Goes Reluc-
family To The Pen.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

Lewisport BEST patent fiou-.
DR.. Mather made business trip to
Louisville last week.
Marriage licenses: Leslie r Pool,
% and ShelIie Mattingly, %; Press
Milburn %, and Hester Board. 80;
Murray Board, 2Cand Eta Brown, %.
The county clerks office is equipped
with New Elliott-Fisher typewriter,
an improvement over the old, which
was exchanged for the present. 1t is
ably manipulated by David ID. DoweIl,
the efficient deputy.
A few bright days last week were
sufficient to fill this part of the world
with blue birds, bursting daffodils,
shooting grass, marbles, fishing, farm
ing talk, feminine dreams of annual
housekeeping, and the first symptoms
of spring fever.
Little Virginia Beard, accompany
ing Miss Sallle Richardson of Union
Star has gone to New Jersey to visit
her aunt
In the suit of John p. Haswell,
Admr. for Emmett Gregory, VS.. the L.
H &. st. L. r. r , the jury returned
verdict for $4,000. Haswell and f. NJ.
Payton of Louisville were the at
torneys for the plaintiff.
The Normal is growing, there being
additions each week.
VIM. McCracken, in charge of
Deputy Sheriff Arthur Beard, left Fri
day for the Eddyville State prison.
Miss Sarah Deane Norman, who
has been Ill at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. d. r. Murray for several
weeks was able to be taken to her
home at Glendeane Friday.
The lecture, ably given by Prof.
Martin at the Court House Friday
night, was we'll attended. The hand
some receipts went to The Baptist
Ladies Missionary Society.
Court adjourned Friday, after a
three weeks session.
Lewisport Best -four for sale at ]. II.
Gardeners store.
Dave Walls visited Custer Sunday.
John Kasey, a prominent Rosetta
citizen, was IN town Saturday.
f. p; Stun and family have gone
back to Murray after having spent
several months here.
Mrs. Lewis, of Centertown, was the
guest of Mrs. Rebecca McGary, her
mother, last week.
Sim McGary is very ill.,
Jesse Whitworth has been suffering
severely for few days. VIM. Smith,
of Fordsville and Cleve Brooks are in
charge of the railroad business during
his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Beard arrived
from Florida Monday night On
account Of illness Mrs. Beard did not
remain in the South as long as she
expected.
Rev. and Mrs. e. b. English, of
Greensboro, arrived Monday for visit
of several days.
The High School Baseball Team.
composed of High school and Public
school students has been organized,
with Thos. Mather Manager. The
players are Hewitt Dix, VIM. Ditto,
Henry Chambliss, Dick Soper, Sam
and George Monarch, George Shell.
man, Nat Shellman, and Garland
Driskell The Normal will also shortly
have its team, and Hardinsbury will
do its share of playing.
Dr. Mather's Sunday morning subject
will be "rhe Signs of the Times.
Murray and Murray have been con-
graduated upon the excellent brief they
prepared in the case of Jessie Wheatley
VS.. Division Board Of Education No. |.
of Hancock county, for Diminishing her
as teacher. The case has attracted
much attention and able council has
been employed by each side. aon.
Ben Ringo, T.. +. Kelly and +, c.
Vance represent the defense. Murray
and Murray won out on the law points
involved.
rdham ESkIluSe mas received an
additional furlough for fifteen days, and
will remain at home two weeks yet be-
fore returning to Minneapolis. He is
setting a lot of fruit trees on his farm
near town.
Jimmy Eskridge Of Louisville was
here last week visiting relatives.
Among our otherwise unreported
sick are Mrs. Barnett, Mrs John p.
Haswell, aud the Hon. @. w. Beard.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Beard were
visitors in Cloverport Sunday.
The tobacco warehouses here were
last week giving daily employment to
seventy-dve people.
Miss Ada Mattlngly, Of Glendeane
was the guest Of Mrs. Lonnie Smith
! Sunday.