The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-01-03
HARD|NSBURG'S
ROUND OF NEWS
Five Marriages Take Place.
Two Families Leave County
Seat For Other States Board
Of Supervisors Meet Monday.
LoDGENO. ST eLECTsOFFICERS

of school contains the following eight
grade pupils: Hewitt Gibson, Robert
Haswell, William Evans, Thos. Whit
field, Morris Kinoheloe, Murray Brown
Samuel Evans and Clara Belle Kinch
eIoe.
Joel H. Pile visited his mother, Mrs
Bette Pile, Of Nook, last week.
Hardinsburg loses this week one Of
its best families in the moving OF K.
Harmon to Gulfport, Miss. He has
lived in Gulfport, Mrs. Harmon's ma
tive home. For several years he has
farmed near town, but prefers South
ern climate and the real estate bus
mess in a thriving town to farming, as
he has found it here. His daughter,
Miss Mary, who is teaching will re-
main here about month until her
school clvses.
R.O. Davis and family move this
week to Channellville, Illinois. Mr..
Davis was elected town Marshall in
November. He rendered his resignation
Thursday, another distinct loss is felt
at the County Seat in their leaving for
the Sucker State.
Miss Frances Norman, of Falls of
Rough, was the guest of Miss Marga-
ret Peyton Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. j. w. Massie, of Louisville, was
the guest of Mrs. F. M. Peyton last
week.
John b. Stith, of Bowling Green, af-
ter visit to relatives here, left for
Custer to visit Mr.. and Mrs. David Pc
nick.
Marriage licenses were issued Satur-
day to two Madrid couples: Clyder Mer-
GER and Mary M. Carman; Gilbert How
ard and Cora Mercer.
Miss Irene Moredock, of Louisville,
was the guest of Mrs. George Evans
Christmas week.
Mr.. and Mrs. } ohm Hoffman of Bask-
EFT, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Heston Driskell last week.
There were 1873 marriage licenses is
sued to whites and IL to colored people
in this county, 1911. The oldest couple
were 76 and g. years of age. The young
est groom was II, the youngest bride
was ID, the youngest couple were Is
and IA.
Marriage licenses: William H. Cook
and Cora b. Lucas, both of Nook; Geo.
Thompson. of Irvington, and Emma
Dowell, of Hardinsburg; w. H Car
man and Emma Lucas, both of Nook;
Samuel H. Baysinger and Mary K.
Simler, of Sample; Luther Dougherty
and Sarah A. Dougherty. both of Glen
Dean.
Mrs. Forest Lightfoot and daughter,
Jane. of Cloverport, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs Herbert Beard several days.
Misses Carrie and Linnie Walls have
returned from visit to their sister
Mrs. Henry Trent, of Louisville.
Prof. H. r. Kirk. Of Irvington, was
the guest of his mother, Mrs. L. F.
Moseley, several days last week.
The Board of Tax Supervisors met
Monday and began their work Of over.
hauling the lists as turned in by the
Assessor and his deputies. The Board
10 composed of Mack Quiggins. of Mad
rid, II. A. Oelze, of Cloverport, HUI
bert Bruner. OF Frymire, Roy Cain, of
Bewleyville and Charles Mattingly, of
Hardinsburg.
Breckenridge Lodge No. 81, F. and
A. NJ, elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: j. Whitworth,
Master; d. ID. Dowell, Senior Warden;
G. G. Brock, Junior Warden; w. G.
Haswell, Treasurer; M. b. Kinoheloe,
Secretary; w. b. Lennon, Tyler; Evan
Royalty, Senior Deacon; ], F. Jolly,
Junior Deacon; II. M. Beard and Paul
Compton, Stewards; M. p. Compton,
Chaplain.
When the Farmers Bank was estab-
lished, John M. Skillman Johnnie. as
he was then called was it's first time
depositor. When 1t moved into its
new building last week Mr.. Skillman's
son, Master John Edward, was the first
time depositor. With this sort Of start
into business operations John Edward
bids fair to be a noble scion of his
worthy ancestry.
E. McDavis and family were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Hol Drane, Of Webster,