The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-04-27
HARDINSBURG.

was the guest OF Mrs. Nj. II. bearo
Saturday and Sunday.
Charley Dean and Robt e. Moor
man, of Glendeane, were in town Sat-
urday.
Burris Bell, of Nation, H., arrived
Saturday for visit to his old home.
George Z. Shellman, of the Graded
School, and Paul Rhodes, of the Nor.
NAL, visited friends IL Irvington Sun.
day.
Chrrles NJ. Miller and family after
an absence OF four years to the day, re-
turned last week from Eddyville, where
Mr.. Miller was employed in the running
of the penitentiary. He was delighted
with his work, but was not averse to
returning to the farm, where he is one
of the most industrious of men.
John H. Davis and Nettie Softer,
Wilbur Butler and Daisy Davis, Cliff
Allgood and Rosa Hardaway last week
received licenses for marriage in this
county.
Herbert Beard was in Louisville last
week with load of stock. He found a
declining market for hogs.
The Fiscal Court met Friday, every
member present to make final settle
ment with the Sheriff and with the
School Superintendent for the County
School levy. Several claims were al
lowed, among which was one for $3.50
each for Calvin Hendrick, Sam Conrad
!. H. Miller, TAYLOR Dowell and Joe
Glasscock for services as Supervisors of
the Assessors book.
Jesse r. Eskridge, County Attorney,
has accepted an invitation to address
the Sons of Veterans at Greensboro on
Decoration Day, May 80.
Judge John P. .Haswell arrived at
home Friday after presiding over the
Grayson county Circuit Court at Leitch-
field.
Little Miss virginia Beard, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. p. M. Beard, arrived
home Saturday after a two months
visit to her aunt, Mrs. Schneider, at
East Orange, New Jersey.
Lonnie McGill, of Louisville is visit
ing relatives here.
The High School students will pre-
sent two short comedies at the end of
this week for the benefit of the library
fund. The evening has not yet been
set.
Judge Jno. P. Haswell left Monday
to preside over the Meade county Cir
cult Court, which it is thought will be a
short term, hardly extending through
this week.
Circuit Court will convene here May
9th. 1t is now thought that Judge
Chelf will be able to preside.
Mrs. Gus Shellman and son, Nathan
iel were in Louisville shopping several
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Compton and
family were in Louisville last week.
Angus Whitfill, of Hardinsburg, has
a pocket Bible printed in Edinburgh in
1906. Besides its age of more than a
century, it has connected with its ex-
istance some of the War of 1912. Mr..
Whithll's grandfather, Mr.. Nolkes, of
Illinois in company with another man
one day found newly killed and
scalped man supposed to be a Method
list itenerant preacher. The Red Men
who had scalped their victim, sifted his
pockets, finding the Bible and small
stall lance which they did not value.
they threw them away some few feet
from the dead man. Mr.. Nolkes took
the Bible and his companion the lance.
The book is held a valuable relic in the
family.
Wathen Henderson and Mack Pey-
ton, New England foresters, who for
merly lived in this county, were in
town last week visiting relatives.
Hon. Gus Brown was in Meade
county last week on legal business.
James Smith, Herbert Beard and
Claude Mercer, we'll known citizens,
were in Louisville on business last
week.
The colored school closed successful
term Friday.
The Normal increases as the ex-
animation nears. Those who could
not come the whole term enter in time
to get a few weeks of review before
the examination ordered, which comes
May 20 and 21.
If the best is not too good for you
Lewisport BEST flour is the -four you
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