The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-10-18
HARD|NSDURG'S
ROUND OF NEWS
Nearly Five Thousand Dollars
Received To Pay Teachers
BY Supt. DriskeIl-.Marriage
Licenses Issued.
COURT NOTES AND FINES.

Amos Board is improved after an i'll
ness of two weeks.
Among the attorneys from other
points. in attendance this session of
court we note: V. G. Babbage, of
Eoverport; Col. David R. Murray, of
Indianapolis; Hon. w. o. Jones, of
Leitchfield; State Senator, John c.
Graham. of Leitch6eld c. M. Finn,
of Owensboro; Will Ashcraft, of Bran
denburg; and S. M. Peyton, of Louis
vile. who is an Independent candidate
for Governor.
Rev, and Mrs. Felix R. Roberts have
moved from Fordsville to their old
home at Westview.
There are six persons in the county
Jail.
Marriage licenses: Roscoe Chappelle,
of Union Star, and Flora Stilwell, OF
Kirk; Jenkins Mattingly, of A=tel, and
Rachel Stilwell, of Kirk; Willie Smith,
of McDaniels, and Make Mattingly, of
Westview; William r. Carman, of Big
Spring. and Mollie Lee Huffines.r
Forrest Speak has gone to Shelby
vile, where he accepts a position with
lumber company.
Work l.. progressing rapidly on the
elegant new home of the Farmers
Bank on the Public Square.
Miss Nellie Bell, daughter of the late
N. P. Bell, near Hardinsburg, died the
night of the 18TH, of cancer OF the
stomach.
Judge Chelf, in deciding the suit of
Rattle e. CORN VS.. Bank of Glen Dean
awards the Bank of Glen Dean, on a
counter claim s. 6. 05 with interest from
JtApril4 a, 1907 The L. H. & St. L. r.
r. was fined 500 in each of two cases
for failure to block frogs on its switches
so as to keep tine feet OF employees
from being caught.
Jesse Walls reports big enrolment
of his school at Kirk New desks are
being put in to accommodate the pupils.
Lee Hook has gone to San Diego,
Cal. where he accepts position as
miller.
The ice cream and box supper given
bv St. Romnalds school on the night
of the 18th, was fine success, netting
$5S. 20.
Supt. Driskell received Thursday
check for s49SS 81 in payment for one
months salary for teachers in the pub
lie schools of the county. The school
fund as received from the State will
this year amount to $29,e34.3s. Of
this amount S523, 6comes from the dog
tax. Saturday morning checks were
mailed to the 1913 white and IL colored
teachers Of the county.
The Tar Springs people show COM
mendable school spirit. At their own
expense, in addition to the school taxes
they pay into the state and the county
funds. they have lately built and equip
Lped school house, in which school
WAS opened Monday morning by Miss
Josie Hinton.
NIL. Kincheloe, Jr., spent Sunday
In Stephensport.
Mrs. |. M. Williams and little daugh-
ter. Lorraine, went to Kingswood to
visit Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Hughes few
DAVIS before returning to Louisville. She
has been here several weeks with her
husband, who is stenographer for
Mercer & Mercer.
Jesse Whitworth and Andrew Dris-
kell are in Louisville this week in at
tendance at the Grand Chapter and
Grand Lodge meetings as representa-
tives of the local lodge here.
The grand jury adjourned Saturday
morning after returning fourteen in
dictments. One against the lnterna-
tional Harvester Company, two against
the Railroad Company for failure to
provide a suitable waiting room at Irv-
ineton. one for house breaking, one for
murder, one for unlawfully injuring
culvert on the public highway, one
for writing forged check, two for
gaming, one for maintaining public
nuisance. one for grand larceny, one
for hog stealing, and one for erimina!
carnal knowledge.
Miss Ethel Board, of Texas, after a
visit TO Ur. and Mrs. Milton Board, of
\fouisville. is the guest of Judge and
Mrs. Milton Board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Robertson, of