The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-09-04
|HARD|NSBURG'S NEWS
OF HUNDRED PEOPLE.
Vim. J. Elder Dies Saturday,
Many Go to Association Mrs.
Hendrick ENTERTAINED Eleven
Marriage Licenses Issued in
Auqust--RevivaI at Kirk.
CORRESPONDENT VERY BUSY,

week Win her aunt, Mrs. Dolph De
Haven.
Thomas Callahan and sons, Thomas
and Hubert, after an extended visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Henning, have re-
turned to their home in Cincinnati.'
f.. l.. Robertson, of Glen Dean, deliv-
cred some cattle here last week
Claude Mercer went to Frankfort Mon
day.
Misses Clara Belle DeHaven and Eliza
Miller spent last week with their cousin,
Miss Bette Lewis Miller, at her home
n1r Kirk.
Mr. and Mrs. Guide Hendrick and
children, Mrs. Oscar Hook, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Griffin and daughter and
Miss Bette Hook spent last Wednesday
with Mrs Alvin Withers.
Rev. Nj. l.. Dyer, assisted by Rev.
Roberts, are holding a meeting with the
M. r. church at Kirk. Mrs. Meador, of
Kingswood has charge of the singing.
They are making an earnest appeal to
the sinners to forsake their ways.
Mrs. Rebecca McGary has sold her
dwelling to Mrs. Mollie DeJarnette.
Mrs. McGary and Mrs. H. II. Lewis
will leave for Louisville about Sept. 6.
(, Joel II. Pile, of Louisville, spent the
week end in town. He came for his
household goods. The people of Har-
dinsburg loathe to give Mr.. and Mrs.
Pile up. Especially will he be missed
by the school teachers of the county.
Miss Meta Beard has returned to her
home in Louisville after two weeks
visit to her grandmother, Mrs. G. w.
Beard
Mrs. Blanche Reed is at home after a
visit to Mrs. Silas A. Pate, Hopkins
vile.
f. McDavis has purchased Mrs. Mollie
DeJarnette's house and will take poses
sion about October 1.
Jones Mercer went to Louisville Mon
day.
DIR. Allen Kincheloe is visiting his
parents, DIR. and Mrs. A. Nj. Kincheloe.
Miss Nell eastman, of Union Star,
opened school at Harmed Monday.
Miss Linnie Haswell has gone to Ca
ruti&ersville, Mo-, where she will take
charge of her music class at the opening
of the school.
c. L. Burlington and H. B. Norman,
OF Harmed were in town Saturday
Owing to diphtheria scare Miss Rosa
Lou Ditto did not leave for Horse Cave
last week as she expected.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Marvin D. Beard left
Monday for Louisville; from there they
will go to Cincinnati, where Mr.. Beard
will buy the fall stock of goods for B. +.
Beard & Co.
Rev 4. B. English arrived from Crab
Orchard Springs Monday night. He and
Mrs. English and Evarts, Jr., will go to
Owensboro today.
Norman Ditto, assisted by Miss
Clara Eskridge, opened school at Glen
Dean Tuesday.
Mrs. Nj. II. Beard and son, Murray,
Mrs. David Murray and daughter, Mil
dred, have returned from Clcverport,
where they have been the guests of Mrs.
Fred Ferry.
J. H. Gardner went to Hawesville
with the Hardinsburg Jr.'s last week
when they played the Hawesville Jr.'s.
The score was 7 TO S in favor of Har-
lindsay Kincheloe left for Louisville |
Sunday morning to accept position.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marshall have
moved to Sample. Mr.. Marshall will |
teach the school.
Lon Glasscock, of McDaniels one of
the directors of the Farmers Bank, was |
in town last Saturday.
Mrs. John M. Skillman had the fol-
lowing guests at house party last week:
Misses Martha and Isabel Gardner, Meta |
Beard, Nancy and Della Kincheloe and |
Mrs, Jonn hihcneioe.
VIM. J. Elder died Saturday night at
nine o'clock at the home of his son,
Tom Elder, and was buried Monday
at St. Romualds cemetery.
Miss Mildred Smith has returned to
her home in Louisville after visit to
relatives.
Mccleary Mercer left Saturday for his
home in Henderson.
Mrs. Dennie Sheeran and children
visited her father last week.
The following attended the Brecken-
ridge Association held with the Walnut
Grove church: Rev. J. ]. Willett and
son, Dwight, Mesdames Susan Squires,
John ID. Shaw, Miss Media Ditto and c.
w. Norman. 81.
Dwight Willett went to Owensboro to