The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-10-12
HARDINSBURG


franklin Beard, Clara Belle DeHaver
and Eloise Hook went 10 Planters Ha
Friday for a two days visit at Miss Mooi
mans delightful home.
On Monday of last week Thomas A
Wilson and Miss Emily V. HAYNES
both of Garfield, were married in tn
County Court Clerks office. Rev. J. II
Lennon officiating
Marriage Licenses last week were is
ed to VIM K Darst and Mrs. Tul
Mattingly, both of Cloverport; and VIM
NJ. Hardesty of Irvington and Laura d
Chapple, of Raymond.
Mrs. d. w. Scott, of Elizabethiowi
left for home Friday after a months
visit to her sister, Mrs. J. II. Pile.
On Sunday, Oct. 2, Rev. Felix Il
Roberts returned from conference. III,
and Mrs. Roberts ere entertained at &
family reunion at the home of his son
in-law, Mr. Chas Burlington near Har
ned. Others present were: Virgil d.
Roberts, of Wea,herfoId, Texas; Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. G.. Butler, of West View
Mr.. and Mrs. Elem Meador and family
of Kingswood; and II. J. Roberts and
children, of Hardinsburg. Rev. Rob.
erts enire family was present except
his son, Ellis, now resident of Ceuter.
vile, New Mexico.
Alfred Heston for years in the EN-
ploye of B. F. Beard d Co., one Of the
best statesmen and citizens this county
has produced lett last week for Sikeston
Mo-, where he will probably locate with
large mercantile firm. He will re-
main one month before fipally deciding
to locate.
DR.. w. A. Walker has returned from
Kansas, AID will remain here. His
visit revealed no place superior to Har-
dinsburg.
Rev. j. ]. Willett has moved into the
B. f. Beard property, recently vacated
by DR.. Mather.
Sam DeJarnctte recently moved hei e
from Greensboro to engage in the insur-
ance business. His son, Byron is re-
covering from an attact of typhoid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Allen Of Louis
vile. came Friday to be the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. Beard.
DR.. 4. L. Shepard of the NJ. +.
church pleased d large audience Sun
day when he delivered his first sermon
here since arriving upon the work.
DR.. Walsh, former Presiding Elder
of the M. E. church and a fevorite h re
will lecture at Kingswood on October
19.
Jesse Bruner, of Custer was here
Monday and left for Louisville where
he expects to remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke B. Reeves have
returned after several weeks in Louis
Vile.
Oscar Bramlett, Of Rosetta, age %
years, feet and ten and one half in
ches high, the tallest man in the county
was here Monday mingling with and
overlapping the crowd.
Carl, son of VIM. Meador, left Mon
day for Alexis, ILL.,. where he will prob
ably make his home.
Leslie Pool Contractor and builder,
began yesterday repairing, altering and
adding to Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Evans
pleasant home on Louisville street.
Miss Anna Kinoheioe leaves today
'or a protracted visit to her sisters,
Mrs. r. B. Norton of Bonita, California
and Mrs. L. B. McCubins of National
City, California.
Mrs. Herbert Beard returned Sunday
rom visit to Mrs S. A. Pate, of Hop
Thos. Mather was the guest of Prof.
Vim. Martin, of Irvington SUNDAY.
DIR. Arthur Mather and family left
Monday for Marion for his ministerial
work for the ensuing year. Universal
egret is felt at their leaving To all
people they endeared themselves. Re-
lgion, morality and education in our
country are all debtor to the Doctors
having given two years of his power to
is. His liberality and plea for the
brotherhood of man makes all men feel
lis mission is to build up all that is