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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-10-09
HardinSburg, CIoverport, Kirk

The four Hardinsbulg precincts will
meet together in the Court House, In Hard
insburg, on Saturday night, Oct. II, 1912,
at 7:3O o'clock, for the purpose of perfectng
their organization, and the three Cloverport
precincts will meet in Cloverport, at the
same hour, at the office of Hon. " q. Bah
bage. for the same purpose; and Judge IN.
McC. Mercer and Mr. John Monarch will
address the voters at Kirk on Thursday night
There will also be speaking at the Hardins-
burg meeting, and the public is invited to
all the places.
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Excursion Rates
and
SPECIAL TRAINS
Notice to Committeeman

Some of the committeeman have sug-
gested that bands of Democrats meet ut vari-
Gus points in the precincts and come in on
horseback and in bodies This matter is left
to the discretion Of the committee in each
precinct. The special from Coverport will
arrive with the band about $50 O'Clock, and
the Fordsvile train will arrive about the
same time. The crowd will march to the
City Hall and the club organization will take
place, and there will also he speeches, music,
etc. Meetings will be held in the precincts,
if the committeeman so direct, at any time
during the week, and the subscriptions col
lected and club lists signed and such other
things done as are deemed proper.
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CLUB

will be organized at City Hall
Hardinsburg, at 1890 o'clock
a. m.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-04-12

4 11E0ILDllNCl0 ISSUE
Drys Win inLocal Option Contests
Noicense Sentiment Crows Dry Vote Shows Increase Eighty
Two Townships Wet Vote in Ffy>Two. Rockford
City Of 10000 Kills Fifty Two Saloons. Big Dry Victories
in Champaign Paris Vandaia, F1lkboro Carro[ton,
Ehoado, Ohey Shebyvi0e, Sullivan and Mt
Carroll Wets Win in Gaesbrg Mon
mouth aylorvile, Geneseo andBevdere
in is wenyth sand
kvsoc1op show creased dy" TOWNSHIP
vote in in O. tn
Who til faecf hu@efu ehshetm
orForesM Hdy that ovnhph naqtonn aefctv
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voters % eh mag
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campaign t
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usndpr ndth O. the determining
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eorst re@taHshsh rware1wn hnt %
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gained two n the of
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Rockford Returns to No-License.
NUMBER Is

The greatest victory of the "drys" was the win
ming of Rockford The severest defeat the loss
of Gaesburg. Undoubtedly the determining feature
was the same in both cases, making for victory and
defeat 1t was question of law enforcement The
people of Rockford had the positive assurance that
'dry" administration would enforce dry" law. In
the city of Galesburg law violation had been fragrant
and unquestionaby many voters became discouraged.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-18
ROOSEVELT MEN
TO MET SATURDAY

The friends of Theodore Roosevelt
will meet in mass convention in the
Wapello county court house Saturday
afternoon July 20, at 1: 80 o'clock. The
purpose of the meeting will be to dis
cuss the matter of selecting thirteen
delegates to attend The third party con-
vention in Des Moines July "a and If
found advisable to name the delegates.
The Committee.
The above notice was authorized by
w. F. Decker, who in statement de-
clared that he favored the meeting of
the Roosevelt progressives Saturday to
determine their strength in Wapello
county. If it is not sufficient to &C.
ccmplish anything looking to the es-
of a third party, Mr..
Decker declared that he was in favor
II adopting a resolution pledging the
support Of the voters present to W. H.
Taft and the complete republican
ticket.
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AG ENcY.

Mrs. N. ]. Fellows is visiting friends
in Nora, Nebr.
Ms. John Reeve Of Sumner, Ia, was
called here on account Of the serious
illness Of her sister Mrs. Eliza Reynolds
Eli Fair has returned from Oklahoma.
Miss Fannie and Lloyd Nye visited
friends in Abba over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Enyart left on
Tuesday for three weeks trip in the
west.
The marshal Of Agency Is going to
enforce the auto speed ordinance which
limits autos to 10 mile gait and will
arrest all who violate the ordinance.
Mrs. VIM. Hopkins who has been III
Is getting better.
D. Newell has returned from Des
Moines where he visited his son George.
The first number Of the entertain
ments under the auspices Of the M. e.
choir will be given at the M. E. church
Friday evening July 10. Lecture by B.
G. Hankins. On Friday evening July 20
the choir will give musical program.
Proceeds to be applied on new song
books for the Sunday school and
church. Everybody invited to attend
these programs.
Frank Connolly has returned to his
home in Chicago after visiting his par
ents here, Mr.. and Mrs. John Connolly.
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ALBA.

Harry Phoris was brought from
Barnum yesterday morning by his wife
and mother. His condition is yet some
what serious but he is recovering as
rapidly as could be expected. The baby
became sick while at Barnum and this
fastened the return.
Zall Richart was taken to the asylum
for inebrates at Knixville yesterday by
Chief Of Police Mack Coons. He has
been under sentence for sometime. but
was given his freedom pending good
behavior. His promise to Mayor Berry
was forgotten yesterday and the SEN
tence was put into execution. He will
serve three years.
The county board from Bremen coun-
ty was at Abba yesterday inspecting
the court house. Bremen county will
erect new court house this fall at
Waverly.
w. L. Hayes Of Eddyville was an AL
bia visitor yesterday.
At the reception rendered to Rev.
and Mrs. H. G. Rice at the Giltner
home last night a goodly number Of
the friends Of this family were present
and they were presented with four five
dollar gold pieces from the Aid and
Missionary societies. Sunday school
and c. E. with which to purchase a
gift in their new home to remind them
of Abba friends.
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STOCKPORT.

Roy Davidson and wife and Mr.. Rus
sell and family spent Sunday on Cedar
Creek fishing and hunting CLANS
| A. r. Hiatt, H. 0. Hiatt, Boss Doug
las and Moses WEIGH spent Sunday on
| the Des Moines fishing.
U. S., D. G.. and F. B. Whitaker of
Hillsboro took dinner in Stockport on
Sunday
A large crowd gathered on the banks
of Cedar creek to see ten persons i'm
mersed by the M. =. minister.
Pitt Plumer who has been i'll for a
few days, is recovering.
F. A. Rhynas left Saturday for Craw
ford, Nebr.. to sell some horses to the
government.
Mrs. Martha Moot and grandson Paul
left Saturday evening for Keokuk to
visit her son. From there she goes to
Kahoka to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Elsie Hastings, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Collins, after visiting for
the past three weeks, returned to her
home in Gauling. O.. Monday.
J. G. Silver has purchased the 0. C.
Collins property and will move to town
about September /.
The ice cream supper given by the
Christian church Saturday evening was
great success.
Wick Whitaker Of Hillsboro visited
at Stockport Friday and Saturday.
G. w. Johnston was a passenger to
Ottumwa Thursday
Mrs. K. Becktel left for her home on
Thursday, after visiting few days
with her sister Mrs. T. T. Beswick. 4
T. c. Day has purchased the meat
market and took possession Monday
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LiBERTYVILiE.

Everett Fry of LaPorte, Ind, Is he, q
for ten days vacation with his par
ents.
Miss Gertrude Band Of Alva, Okla, is
| a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Rankin.
Harlie Yost was in Des Moines few
days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hawkins return
ed Monday after spending a week with
their daughter at Keota, Ia.
Harry Hurst of Centerville spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. Ada Allen and son left Monday
for her home in Creston, after a visit
with relatives here.
Miss Bernice Dixon Of Milton is a
guest Of Fern Riniker.
The work on the school house has
begun. G. E. Bowerma ster Of Fairfield
has the contract.
The Epworth league gave an ice
cream social in the park Saturday
evening July -.
Mr.. and Mrs. John VIM Of Shenan-
doah visited several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank VIM.
Mrs. Eek Carter is reported better at
this time.
Miss Vironda Campbell of Davenport
Is here visiting with her grandmother
Mrs James Coleman and other rela-
tives.
William Hassmann of Chicago Wis
tied last week with his daughter Mrs
P. NJ Peterson.
Mrs. Howard Hassleman and two
children are guests of friends at Eddy
vile and Abba.
John Harmon of Oklahoma is here
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Huffman and
other relatives.
Ivan Pollock of st, Louis is here Wis
ting his parents.
Mrs. Bert Rider and children Of
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HIGHLAND CENTER.

O. D. Emery left for his home near
Chugwater, Wyo. Monday after an ex-
tended visit with relatives and friends
in and around Highland.
Mrs. M. Knight returned from He'd
rick Tuesday after visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. R. Redmon and family.
Chas. Primer and VIM. Mick were in
Ottumwa Wednesday.
Mrs. Florence Stevens Is visiting at
the o. G.. Stevens home.
Mrs. w. P. Emery who has been very
ill has improved greatly.
Mrs. M. L. Dennis returned home
from Ottumwa Wednesday evening aft
er pleasant visit with relati and
friends.
Mrs. M. L. Reiselt was a passenger to
Ottumwa Wednesday.
Miss Wanda Packwood Of Ottumwa
is visiting her grandmother Mrs. Mary
knight.
A large crowd witnessed the ball
game between Highland and Martins
burg Sunday. the latter winning to s.
Mrs. w. r. Jones and children spent
Sunday with relatives in South Of
tumwa.
VIM. Bottorff and daughter spent
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Abba.

Rev. H. G. Rice and family leave this
evening for Five Mile, Ohio, for their
new work. Misses Helen, Mabel and
Genevieve will stop off in Chicago to
visit for a few days. while Mrs. Rice
and mother Mrs. Hayes will spend a
few day at Indianapolis, Ind, their old
home.
Mrs. Hunter and two daughters of
Purdin. Mo-, have been the guests Of
Mr.. ard Mrs Warnie Burlington the
past week. They are now at Moulton
visiting with Mrs. Hunters parents
Mrs. Oscar Dalin writes from the
west that she is enjoying every min
ute of her vacation. Mr. Dalin, accom-
panied by Miss Dalin and Master
Charles will go to Omaha in couple
of weeks and will later be joined by
Mrs. Dalin for the trip home.
Mrs. Harry Moore was called to o.
kaloosa few days ago by the illness
of her sister.
Third avenue east is being graded up
and put into good shape for travel.
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RlCHLAND.

Howard Fuller who has been up IL
returned home
DR.. L. E. Tracy Of Albany. Ore, has
returned home
Mrs. Art Robinson who has beer
caring for her mother Mrs. Bottorf
has returned with her children to
Guthrie Center.
Little Miss Dorothy Neff of Wayland
Is visiting her aunt, Maud Barnett.
Attorney Henry Wagner Of Sigour-
ney was a business caller in town on
Friday.
Dr. Irwin and wife went to Burling-
ton Saturday to visit friends.
A. B. Richmond Of Sigourney and D.
D. G.. master of l. Q. o. F. came over
Saturday evening with his installation
for the ensuing six months: N. g., p. D.
Ward; v. G., Chas. Goodrich: record
ing secretary, ]. Carmichael; treasurer,
Ed Swank r. S. to N. g.. ]. w. Hol-
lowell; L. S. to N. G., VIM. Harkins:
warden, J. G. Nordyke; conductor, w
A. Ward; chaplain, George Morain; in
ner guard, Lennie Lewis; outer guard,
John Kent; r. S. G., Oscar Hlobson: L.
s. g., b. Jones.
Saturday, July 10, son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson, but died
in about an hour after birth. Their
many friends extend to them sympathy
in their sad bereavement.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Nevill,
Saturday, son.
The Woman's club have postponed
meetings until cooler weather, Their
last meeting ended with picnic for
the members and families July 4.
Enos McCrackin living south of town,
died Sunday morning after an illness Of
two weeks. Funeral was held Monday.
Mrs. Louie Kenney Of ST. Louis came
Saturday to spend a few weeks with
her father J. l.. N. Harris and brother
and sister Mrs. Eulis.
Bert Faylure went to Kirl<ville to
visit his father and mother over Sun
day.
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HILLsBoRo.

Mrs. J. E. Elliott visited this week
with relatives in Rome
Arthur Endersby and Mrs. r. N.
Endersby are visiting relatives in
Birmingham.
Miss Birdie Teter and brother Clar-
renee, Kans., after which they will
leave for Los Angeles, where they will
visit relatives for six weeks or more.
The young lady friends Of Miss
Myrtle Wyatt gave her a per- nuptial
shower at her home here Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.. Benn and r. S.
Watts and son Earl are spending a
few weeks in Tyrone, Okla.
The County Embroidery club met
with Mrs. LISA Hoaglin.
Mrs. Mary Teter left Friday evening
for Ft. Madison.
w. P. Blackford and family left on
Thursday for Oskaloosa.
B. Hixson and son Melvin and Fred
Linkenfelter left Thursday for Billings,
Mont, where they have some carpenter
work to do.
Mrs. Eunice Watson entertained q
company of ladies Thursday at dinner.
Mrs. Mary Beckley Of Ottumwa is
visiting relatives here this week.
J. w. Blackford has returned from
Oskaloosa
Mrs. Carrie Watts entertained the
Embroidery club yesterday afternoon.
The Tade family yearly reunion will
be held near here next Wednesday,
Mrs. Fred Linkenfelter is spending
a few weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George McComb, southwest Of
town.
Miss Pearl Blackford left for visit
at the c. E. Logan home in Mt. Pleas
ant
Henry Keck who has been visiting in
Burlington this week spent couple Of
days with relatives here on his return.
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kEOSAUQUA.
Judge Robt. Sloan returned Saturday

Judge Robt. Sloan returned Saturday
from few weeks visit in Colorado.
Geo. ~. Davidson returned Monday
from visit east. While gone he at
tended the democratic convention al
Baltimore and visited Washington
Philadelphia and other eastern points.
Will Brown Of Chicago is visiting al
the home of his parents, M1. and Mrs
w. S. Brown for few days.
Hugh Cornell was an over Sunday
visitor at the home of his parents, Mr..
adm Mrs. G.. A. Cornell
Ernest Pearson who has been spend
ing the past winter in Oklahoma City
has returned to his home here for the
summer.
The Van Buren, county normal open
ed its sessions here on Monday Of this
week. The institute will last for two
and there has already been a
good enrolment. Prof. David Williams,
former superintendent Of schools here
Is one Of the instructors. Prof. A. H.
Potter, who is one of the instructors
will give a lecture on Tuesday evening
at the Methodist church on Tennysons
poem The Brook" He will illustrate
Ills lecture with crayon sketches.
Mrs. H. E. Duckworth left for Me-
oraska last week where she will visit
with relatives a few weeks.
Granville Hanan and daughters Dora
Ind Inogene are visiting relatives in
Wyoming.
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BIDW ELL.

Willie Anderson of Green Mountain
is visiting relatives here.
Emma and Beulah Watts OF South
Ottumwa visited friends here few
days last week.
Willie Grooms and family visited on
Thursday with relatives in South OF
tUlnwa.
Wilson Byrum and family visited at
the Geo. Foster home at Eddyville re-
Gently.
Lindsay Lloyd of near Rutledge is
working for Frank Yenger.
Will Berry and family and Mr. Buff
1ngton and family of Pleasant Home
visited Sunday at the Mrs. C. O. oPtter
home.
Miss Stella Potter spent the Fourth
with friends in Seymour.
Oliver Potter visited Sunday with
friends In Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmer Garfield re-
turned Sunday after a visit with rela-
tives in Ottumwa.
Mrs Arch F'iske of South Ottumwa
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs Catharine Johnston and son
Frank were callers Sunday afternoon at
the Geo. Bedwell and Orvil Copeland
homes near Russell Chapel.
THEODORE Chisman Of South Ottumwa
is spending few days with his grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Chisman.
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SALEM CHAPEL.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Gilyeart returned
home last Monday night from visit
with relatives at Winfield and Mt
Union.
Fred w. Norman of Eddyville drove
down Wednesday evening to spend the
Fourth of July celebration at Fremont.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. MILFORD of
Blakesburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie
Rocker, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. MILFORD,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mccoy, Lawrence,
Hazel and Mabel MILFORD, Eva and VIM
Rocker, Helen MILFORD. Ohio, Bert and
Mary Mccoy held family picnic at
the John Mccoy home the Fouth.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shepherd invit-
ed a few friends to their home for a
picnic supper the evening Of the
Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Koontz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. H. N.
McElroy, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gilyeart,
Mr. and Msr. Cary Johnson and chill
dren, Mrs. Frances English, Taylor,