The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-03-23

possessor of new bicycle.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Downs and Mrs.
Downs mother, Mrs. Smith, who has
spent the winter here, left Saturday
for Highland Park. After a week.
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Downs will return.
Isaac Pile, ST.. of Duncan's Valley,
was in town Saturday.
If the best is not too good for you
Lewisport Best flour is the flour you
ought to use For sale by j. II. Gard
ner
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Morris Beard re-
turned last week from Oklahoma, in
which State they had spent few
weeks visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wood left
Saturday to attend the burial at Free
dom church of Mr.. Woods grand
mother, Mrs. Minerva Robbins, aged
IS. She died on Friday night at the
home of Pleasant Wood, and the flu.
neral exercises were held Sunday with
the Rev. Cundif officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Murray left Fri
day for two days visit in Greensboro
before leaving Monday for their new
home in indianapolis. They will be
greatly missed, but Mr.. Murray will
return at each court. The law Office
of Murray g. Murray will be in charge
of the younger member of the firm, H
9. Murray, between sessions of circuit
court.
The base ball fever is at the boiling
point among our players.
Carpenters are all busy at the coun-
ty seat. and have to turn down re-
quests for work.
Clarence Lewis has moved back
from Meade county, where he went
few mouths ago to engage in farming
Street cleaning is going hand-in-
hand with the spring-like days of the
last week. The town is being put into
the sort Of sanitary condition that will
meet the approval of the Board of
Health.
Donnie Siberian has moved to his
farm between here and Harmed.
II. Nj. Davenport, the veteran pic
ture man, is in town again, after an
absence Of several months. He says
the severity Of the winter makes him
look toward Florida for his future
winters.
Wanted your veal calves, lambs, fat
pigs, poultry, eggs, butter, hides, wool
and cotton. Irvington Produce Co.
Marriage licenses: c. B. Burton "a,
and Lillis Marshall %; ]. C. Falls IS,
and Lettuce Baker p; John w. Nor
gan %, and Matte Claycomb 23; Her
man Blair "a, and Josie Alice Butler
II; Albert o. Marshall 20, and Mary
Payne %.
Miss Bessie Warrington left last
week for Farragut, Iowa, where she
will spend the summer with her aunt,
Mrs. G w. Robbins.
Mrs. Morris Beard was in Louisville
a few days last week
Charley Guess has moved to Kirk.
DR.. f. r. Wilson, former Brock
enridge county citizen, was in town
Friday.
Gus D SheIlman was in Louisville
several days on business last week.
Judge John P. Haswell came home
from Elizabethtown Friday, but re-
turned Sunday for the two or three re.
manning days of court.
Judge Norman and Prof. Martin
spent Sunday with the Judges parents
near Gleedeane.
W. S. Ball came down from Frank
fort Saturday night for day or two
with friends.
Mrs. E. G. Haswell is in Louisville
for a few weeks stay with her husband.
Graham Eskrldge left Sunday for
Minneapolis after a months stay at
home.
Jas. Tinius, of Holt, was here Sun
day.
The Normals in the first game of the
season, defeated the High School by a
score of 19 to 10 Saturday. Each week
will witness playing here where
there will be three or four teams until
the schools close.
"The Immortality of the Soul" is
DR.. Mather's Easter subject.
The High and Public School pupils
have united in forming literary So
ciety.
Miss Nell Norman, of Glendeane,
was the guest of Miss Mary Payton
Saturday