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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01
SDine.Goleraen.

9locf 9iopios, ,5oiua., q. Sept.-
Sbinefoleroen eQcr Ell Spgoom, ser
er lige inn ilen, noloer iS1rtnerne
itore Cab Der / Omegnen. Ger er
Tarmere. iom bar miitet belle lin
SpinebeltdnO. Gpioenien beapnote
ior no9Ie llaer iioen, og iioen er
Sunoreoer al Spin oeo 9o9le 6or
mere bar iorlegt 8afcination, o1
naar oct er blcoet giort, meoens
0prcne enonu bar ilmoe, bar Sobet
/ 9iealen bGret minore.
Spgoommen ptrer iia life olti0
poo inmme Wiaa6e. s nogle I'll
fploe bar Grnpringsfonolen bpret
anarebet, mcoen8 / andre 3iliploe
2lmgerne og niore Srgoner bar
bpret ip9e. N'en bpao oct M emo
er ior en- Spaoom. iao er 6en meget
imitiom, og ontogelig er oet meget
t6rre Geir. iom bar nGret TO Moo.
neoer. 9loriaa til, at oen bor no.
6reot iig ina burtig. g(lene / 9non
Gountn bill Scr tobes for flere III.
iinoe Collars.
@iImot. g. .. "a. Sept. = Oct
fer no til. at 31rmerne bor iaoet
geieg al Suinefoleraen Der | Snl.
e0nen. 8 ben iioIte Hoe 6or oe mi
itet mango Chin Snrrp Sorriion
bar niitet %, Charles Cameron
bar onioa niiitet nozzle. % andre
fortpller, at Snaoonmen optru6er
bGon6t oprcs Grim. 2ono6ruasifo.
len er blebet unberrettet, oq Spg.
bcmnlen er bIebet beifreoet for Sen.
Won bar facet set Sbor, at Can.
iDnlighe6en toGer for, at oct er So
lern. men ser er en- Wnliobeo for.
at oct fan bGre yBintporrn", Ger
life er ino fnrGin iom SbinefoIero,
beIIcr life ioo irnitiom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01
Sommtrbeoens
Wool9tning
Yicloinser ON uiStitraft anloe,
ia 5rOit % Sne.

ySfouo." al q. Sept. ifrioer
bl. a.:
Gn for 9(ar8tioen nipobonlig
anIoe bar bol0t iig DC iioite Gage
- Monoo9 bar ianleoes oen fol-
bette %. Septenber, iom Gbico.
gos @eirbrreou nogen Sinoe bar
regiitreret aiIoen bar itroft iig
ira oe sitIige GeIe al 2onoen ober
belle Wliot.9eiten og Iige til Den
mericanife @oGf. Poo fine Steoer
bar Siiloen bpret Ieoiaget of Sne.
bpger. Sra Wisconiin, Micbigon,
0ebraifa, Soma og enoog ino Ianat
Spo iom fra SuntsbiIle, 9llo., font
mer Der WeIoino ON SroIt og om
betDoeIig Sfooe pna 9lpIen.
SGeIe al @isconiin oe / 9u-
llltb, Vainn., er Der faloet Sne.
Duluth bar ogiaa bGret biemis9t
al en- boIoiom Storm iom bar
giort aoifilIig Sfnoe pna 9pgnin.
ger o9 paa Sfibene Soonen. Og-
iaa / WnrnIano bar oct Itormet
ooIbiont, og Stormen bar ber leo.
ioeet of Neobsr. s BeniocoGo, 6lo.,
1if Femperatliren ne0 til 50 Sra.
Der. 3 Chicago bar abifisIoet neoe
pan 6rpiepunftet. 5 Sotpn er Fem.
perotliren enbog gooet belt neo til
81 @raoer, og 0iItriftet omfring
Des Woines ifal ira Is iii % gro.
cent al gtolen pGre ifooet of 5ro.
item. glnore Steoer, iom rnpporterer
anloe oa Storm cIler Sne. er Sort
@iIlioms oa Sort gfrtbur, Ont,
9lppIeton. @is., og ToibpiIIe,
Ienne. ifoI 6roiten babe foraar.
ioaet aoifiIIig Sfooe.
Stormcn bar ioroorioget ooifil.
Iige 6oriinfeIfer poa Seerne men
iaa blot pioes er ingen lllpffer
inotruine. 9omperen Sironic me6
200 Rasia9erer ON @oro bar "a
Elmer foriinfet fra Bort 9(rtbur
til Sornin, Ont, oa | 8nlutb,
hnor Stornen eif op til GO MiI
Timen, bar mango Sfibe Iigget
beirfnIt og bar Iiot Sobori.
g Chicago oreb en- Wotorbaoo
meo fem @on6 til Ses. oq oe ON.
borobprenoe bIep fsrit re6oet efter
81 9imers sorIeb. og efter orsie
2ibeIier, fiorten g'iG geIt for @i-
cbiaon Gitn. 9e reooe6e bar 9rsore.
ne 5ronf oq 9bonas 9lopfc, Char.
les aimbon. @iIIinm @ninpriebt
oa 9. =. Meaer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01

Del, iom meo fem anore 5amilicr
boeoe 9pgnin9en. 0iooeren og
6aoeren og ben pIoite Sgn foin
til Sfooe, men De bIeo re0oet. 8e
lager MI ct .SoipitaI. Ser fort9l.
les, at en- lille Bige blep reooet al
en- Iobo; men man tan life finoe
6enoe. Den GIoite S6n 9tntoine,
iolot ne6 ira treoie Gtage og fom
iaa iIent til Sfooe, at bans I'll.
itano er fritiif. Mooeren bleo biul-
pet neo 40 en- Stiqe. Sum bIep
ilemt forbrGnot S5opeoet og pao
9(rmen. 5o0eren fom lettelt ira oct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01
Anterikn -Hut.

ssSnterbention Il. g. Senator
Sobn .. 8orfs bolot beo Ell 8eit
/ Son 8ieao, GaIify iioite 3orS.
Dag en- Gale, / bbiIfen ban erfIa.
reoe, at oct por llniteo Stotes'
uafpiieIi9e 4Iigt at interpenere /
oct uIpffelige 2ano Merico. v2ioe
lenoen for @rGnien bliper bore
DlGno orGbt, og bore apinoer an.
iaI0es oagIia~, iaaoe ban o9 ipura.
te: ySooo ifaI hi gere?~ San
mente, at bort 2anO I &raft al
Monroe.0oftrinen er en- SIaqs
,Sornonoer ior 5oIfene Spo for
@rpnien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01

Carton, efter at ban 2grOa95 bab.
oe betragtet Hitter 9(rmeen.
s Ssnoogs boIotes Der @uos.
tieneiter / airferne / litter, boor
man minoeoes en- Tagt, iom bleo
inogoaet for ct glnr iioen ON at moo.
iptte iig Some 9inle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01

1lere Sloebranoe 6ro G6nielep,
%. l. meIoeS m0er "a. Sept, al
lem Notwithstanding Dfanoa.
aen iorllo neobrpnote. Oct ianIe.
oe 9ronotob onilaas til $25, 900.
Sra @rono Sorts, 9f. O.. nleloe8
unoer ionrme Cato, at ser ire puo
binonoen felgenoe giGtter til ionlme
aloffeilGt er neobrGnot ire Itore
aoItaloe og 2noe6p9ninger poa ire
5arme Omegnen al 9ortbfpooo.
Mon nGrer ltGrf WfiStonfe onL at
,Sl0en er paniat.
90 ira ct. Glouo, @}inn., mel
oes oqaa UNDER iamme Cato, al
oen itore 2ooe. og StoIo6Dgninq
poa o5oir OafS" er neo6rnnot
9}atten til 9irSoog Ser inoe6rpno.
te 3 Seite, 30 Cons So, en- Del
aorn og nogIe Woifiner bIcp 2ner.
ncS 9lop.
Sra Ct |onl, Minn., nelbeS
0oaen ioruO ON en- itor SdoIes
Der 9eroaa llaen foruo. Oct par
9ouiS z. 0oips Grinting & Manit'
featuring Sos 9ponina Der ne6-
brGnbte $50 @enneifer reooe6c
liz meo 91eo oo npppe. fIcre neo
at iprinae poo Soqet al tilItsoenoc
9Dgninger. 6 fom til Sfaoe, cen al
hem ioa olnorIi1, at ban 6e0e Do.
gen efter. @ronotobet 100000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01

aon9reismano 9ritten ira Gbi-
co9o bar lIoorbeioet ct 6orilaa, Der
anmooer aon9resien ON at fntte
en- 9eilntning, Der iorbpoer Son.
gres- og aobinetsmeolemner at op.
trGoe iom 5oreorogsboIoere for 9e.
talind 5orilagitiIerens 6enligt er
at iGtte en- Chopper for Ytiniiter
9rpon iom 5ore0rogsboloer; men
0d SGionnen er opre for oenne
Sang, nil Vir. 9ritten life frelu.
lGoae lit ;Sorilog for Suiet, ier
ban Ter, bpao 9rpan oil til npite
SGion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01
ltn9tprferne og 99aIfanitoternes

llngtprferne og gaIfonitoternes
llenigbeo. 2onoon, 26. Sept. Still.
lingen pao 9oIfon er oen iioIte
Sio bleOet berre, foroi Oct nna.
tDrfiife ViiIitGrporti ipnes at ppre
beitemt poo at tage 6orbeI al llenig.
beoen mellem 9alfonitoterne. Scr
fort9lleS, at Sprfiet bar otter ino.
folot line Soloater / 2iaeoiien, me.
oens en- Officer, iom nnlig fom
bien ira 9ripolis, iiges at too /
Spioien for en- Spitanb moo Sui
0nrerne 5rofien. Olnnqe 9ltben
tror, at @rpfenIono Den nprlnelte
Srentio oil blibe noot til at qoo
til ell M arig meo 8nrfiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01

Sem gsrn inSebronoer. 0uc-
beef, 26. Sept. s geot neobr0notc
ber en- 9rebbenine poa ire Gtoecr,
og aGt tpoer poo, ct otte @srn inoe.
brGnote. De tiIbsrte lllrih 5rl-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01

r5no6poelie til Semagterne. 8oib.
ington 9 e., t9.Sept. - 5 ltoen.
rigs0epnrtementet er mon for 5ioen
ip5ieIint meo at uoIte0e 15nobpoelie
til geroens Semagter ON OF Del.
toge / oct itore internotionole sSlaa.
oeitpnne. iom ifal iinoe Steo
Sonptou 9ioaos iom SEQ t sSeirin.
gen al Fonoma aanalens 9labning.
Get nentes, at noqIe @nnoe bill len.
0e ioa mango iom lire SIogifibe,
og oct iomleoe 9tntnl ariqslfibe,
lom oeo oen gnIeoning bill oGre
iomIet, oentes at bile obergoo ct.
bpert tioligere oibolot internotio-
nolt 5Ioooeitpbne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01

9ebeIs 5ormlie. Sra Berlin fri.
neS til Sc Semps: Ger er life fren.
fon1net noaen neidgtig 0feooeleIie
peorerenoe oen ,Sormue, 9ebel bar
efterlaot; men / boert ,Salo fan
Sallet 100000 Marf, Der opQipes
/ nogle 9looe, 6etro9tes iom Iangt
oper Girfeli9beoen. 9c6els Sopeo-
notGgter bar folgcnoe: y al Ell
9lnoel en- lille sSobrif, 6piS beffe-
oen men Iiffer Sn6tugt, q lto-
bDttet al bans BOG oapinoen o9 90.
ciaIismen", iom er oberiot poo ale
Sprog og blep iolgt ct betpoeli1t
INITIAL. ,Sor no9le 9lor iioen ino.
latte en- officer oeo i'm 500 9ebel
iom llnioeriolarping. 9lrpcn bar
100000 Worf 6erof gob @ebe(
@alpoelen til SfiicerenS GSamilie,
en- 6ierOeoel til forifeGigc 9Grbei.
oeriormnnI, % gfeiten be6oIot ban
ieIp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01

6or mango 9Gbler. Ulanfoto
Mimi Is. Sept. = 1uiinoer al
9uibelS al oe fineIte 9ebIer, ionr
no9en Sin0e er obIet / Stoten, liq,
ger og raa0ner bnooe / oette og
De tiIgrGnienoe Gountper. 9foglc
tSormere giper Dem til 0ereS Spin
@rllnoen til bette er, at GriIernc
er iaa labe, at oct life lgnner fla
at ienoe sSrllaten til MorfeOet. :
DC ienere 9lor er en- MGngoe 9@b.
Ie6aber fonimet ioo Iangt, at oc
brrer 8rlgt, og gfpIen i 9lar er
oOeroroentli9 itor. 3e lopere @re-
ne poa 9rGerne beieS til SSoroen
al oe mango gGbIers @Ggt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01

&eroenSreforo / sSlpDning. 9i.
3erto, Elmis, "a. Sept Gen iron.
lie ,Slnoer 9ioIono Is. @urros flei
i @onr 55s Dtil ooer Mio6el6obet,
nenlig ira ct. 9opboel / sSronfria
og til 9i5ertn. Iom er oen noro-
ligitc 9p 8nnis. San brliqte ipp
elmer, ioet ban off tilpeirs aI. 5.52
ON Wforgenen og bar Der al i,45
ON Gftermi0oagen. 9lloria bor no.
gen ter iIeiet iao lauat oper Gono.
@orros ofiloa at ielge oct Gano
at onbrin1e 8lpoere unoer Mfolfinen
for oct Silfploe, at ban al Ell eller
anoen @runo lfltl6e blipe npot til
at goa neo pna @anoet. 9ioele0es
oiilog ban 0e frnnife Wfarineal-
toriteterS 8il6llo ON GonaS Staten
meO nisie Welenrlm at anbringe
Gorpeooia9ere. iom fimoe biQlpc
BAN, on ban fom / gte0. Sans
GSIil0t onioos al onore 6loocre %
oi Wfilitpre for at oGre en- me,
iterIig 9ebriit.
@nrros bar ieiret monac al oe
berente 9unaoefopilBuniii9er i
europa oq ban bar tdget Del |
Slpoeoppisninger / mango 2anoe
San flsi Der I II. 2. 1910 og
i 1911.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01
9lutonobilulpffe.
@oroealt

9llltomobilulpffe 9}oroealt,
,5ranfri9 26. Sept - 20 ipanifc
2IoelsmGno, 0iorfien al Gnl5ooo og
bans Spo9er Marfien al 9ioca bleu
brGnot libel @aar lmoer en- 9lll-
tonlobilulpffe, Nlorfiicn al Gol5n-
oo fom iIent til Sfaoe. 9litomo-
bilen, iom fertes al banL iteote moo
ct 5rG, oo oe forte gennem en-
2onosbp Der i &prbcoen. Sen
oGlteoe oo @osoIinen erplooereoe.
9cg9e giuno bleo ligGenoe unocr
Vioifinen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01

5onmeniupraelic. 9iSiobon 26.
Sept. Gn GonmcnipGrgeIie, ionl
aif Ito poo at inigmoroe oen portu.
aiife Trenlierniniiter, Or. 2Ilfon-
10 Gotta, o9 Meolelnnerne al bans
l5amilie er 6leitet ofprraet. sem
@pno bleo grebct pad ierif Scr
Ming iom oc bar / ,SUro meo at
ifiule Bomber Iige beo Rrelniermi.
niiteren3 @iqa Yraio oa5 @iacas
npr Gintro. glae lem 0truo er
Spnoifaliiter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01

Talgretsfuinoerne. Siucrpool,
80. Sept ari9crifc &olgret9fpin.
DER iatte 0og Slo pao SeofieIo
Soie i Seofortb, iom liqQcr lire
Oiil norobeit fer 2ioerpooI. @rono-
tobet uoapr 100000. apinoeruc
eiterIoo iig en- bel Gel 9nlarctali-
terotur poo @aaroSpIooien. 9ng-
ningen bar puret brllgt ion alo.
tier; men man par MI peo at ON.
bpQge oen til et 0oipitol. iSoran-
orin9en iflloe foitc $4,000. Gen
belle Gienoom er OGr0int til nGiten
en- 0iiQion 0o1ors.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01

93p Tolor. .Grpeoition 2onoon,
II. September. vftnes@ meooe.
Ter, at ser trpffeS SorbereoeIier
til en- expedition til aona GOparo
oen Snoenoes 2ono 9(freiien ifol
iinoe Ste6 ira 2onOon 9lugltit
1914. Grpeoitionen ifaG lebeS al
Goiter Stocfbouie oa ioretaaes mc6
Sfibet g9oGoris", Der er bpeaet
Sonoefioro meo iGrliot Senblif pao
Ssreiier. Set ontoaes, at Grpe-
oitioncn nil bare bortc 90 Maoo.
neoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01

st pGlOigt llnoerilpb. Oiolms,
#. September. aontorcbef pa1
5toffnntorp Snfferiobrif 6. @.Gfe.
lltno er blepen orreiteret, ifploig
/ 1alf og ltore llnoeriIpb til ONT
trent 100000 ar. Gfellno cr %
9lor 81. og Fengene er brllgt til
Observation-Disclosures.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01
%. Marg.

aina oa Epiflano 9efing, 10.
september. Som 9lnerfenoelIe al
Den 9iitano, Ger fra tpif Sioe er
poet oen fineIiife 9iegering lmoer
Opr6ret, bar Hegeringen eiter 5Sor.
lpoenoe uobeot liz at fao 200 tpife
SnItrlifterer til at reoreaniiere S9-
rem s Spioien for Snitruftererne
ifol titles en- tDit @enerol Oct er
life mltIiqt oi foa 9efrpftelie paa
bette 6bgte Set bentes, at oe on.
0re Vtagter bill proteitere itprft
moo, at Spiflono opertoger bette
9ieorganiiutionS=&perb
aoGera Spoeliropa. @ien, "a.
Sept. 9eretninger ira Mumunien
oiier, at 9oleraen ipre0er fla neo
Ell forllroligenoe ourtiqbeo, o9 at
oen berger mn poo BOG ioritellige
Ste0er, ioet Der oaolig forefonlner
nDe 1ilfeloe. Folitiet 9uforeIt
bar paa @rllno al aoleraen forblot
ct Socialiitneoe, iom lfuIoe boloes
ser.
sSIere me 1ilipI0e ifol pUre lore
fon1net llngnrn, og 9lutoriteterne
/ Semberg bar 9iuet Orore til, at
ale 8asioaerer og al Baggage, iom
fonmer til @aIicien ira ltngorn,
ifal nsie llnoerlsges al Slno6eos.
nplenet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01

sSDriteli9e 5orlopelier 9uforeit
%. Sept. 5orIopelien mellem GrinS
aorl of 9iumpnien og Storbertug.
inbe Olga al 9fusIono, G5arens
Oatter, og aronprinS @eorg al
@rGfenlano oa @riniesie GIi5obetb
al 9iltm9nien, aronprin5 6eroi.
nanoS 9otter. bil blipe offentlig.
giort / oen nprmeir SSrentio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01
lnrHett rnftnt.

Stor Brand. 9iiau, II. Septenl-
ber. @n 9rano bar peo 9ooeiteOet
Oloiorenbof bGrget auranitalten,
aoncertlofalerne, 20 @uie o9 en-
Men9oe 8utiffer. Sfaoen oniloos
til 100000 9iubler.
Slipper meo iDo 4aio9erer. 2on.
Don, "a. Sept. 6lpoeren g}oel ilei
/ i'm n5Ipoeonni6us@ meo ipp 8as-
iogerer / II @iinutter / @enOon
0ionoog 9lften. San ifal poa oen
Wtoaoe bobe lat en- geroensreforo.
San o9 bans 4o5iagere beieoe TIL
Inmmen l 1,t34 Funo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-01

Serbien moa rnite iig. 9el9rao,
%. Sept. sSroot, og 8osiogertra.
iiffen pao Sernbanerne / Serbien
cr bIeOet itanoiet. 9lae Cog anpen-
oes MI al 9lrneen / 8orbinoeIie
meo Sompene melIenl De lerbiife
Gropper og gllbnnerne poo @rGn.
len. 9feierpen er after blepet mo.
foI0t til oereS reipeftipe 9iegimenter.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-04-23

honor of the d. A. RS, who were hold
ing a convention at the Continental
Hall.
The High School baseball team went
TO Brandenburg Friday and played the
Brandenburg team and defeated them
Saturday they played the Brandenbura
team here. The score was 4 to q in ia.
vor of our boys.
Miss Lizzie Eskridge is able to be out
after being confined to her home for
six weeks with rheumatism.
Raymond and Tom Dowell spent
Sunday In Garfield with their parents.
Chas. Norman, of Vanzant, was the
guest of Miss Eliza Miller Sunday al
her home near town.
Mrs. Mary Hesson and Miss AIMS
Kincheloe spent Saturday in lrvingtoi
the guests of Mrs. J. {. Payne.
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Misses Niram Wilett and Halle Brown.
DR.. H. E. Royalty has been in Louis
vile visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Royalty.
Miss May Warrington is at home after
teaching eight months in Irvington.
Steel safety deposit boxes for rent.
the rent is reasonable and might be
the means of saving your valuable
papers from fire or burglary The
Farmers Bank, Hardinsburg, Ky.
Mrs, Eli Potts and children, of Louis
vile, are the guests OF Mrs. Lizzie Nc
Gary.
Mrs. Henry Trent, of Custer, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Walls.
H. NJ. Beard and Jubal Hook, Jr.,
went to Rough Greek fishing Friday.
Mrs. Robert Hendrick is in Louisville
visiting Mrs. w. E. Huston.
Mrs. Sam Morgan, of Fslls of Rough,
was visitor in town last week
Alvin Withers, Murray Davis, Kirk;
S. II. Davis and Bruce Norman, Har-
ned, four of the counties business men,
were in town last Friday.
~. F. Brown. merchant from Nc
Daniels, was in town on business last
Friday.
Miss Nell eastman, of Union Star, is
visiting friends in and near Harmed.
A. c. Glasscock and daughter, Miss
Lillian Glasscock, of McDaniels, were
in town last Wednesday and Thursday
J. M. Howard one Of Glen Deans
business men, was in town last Thurs
day.
Matt Lancaster, soliciting agent for
the Louisville Warehouse Co. has been
in our midst.
Mercer q Mercer and stenographer,
Miss Fanny Whittinghill, spent Thurs
day in Cloverport.
H. c. Murray, Gus Brown and Allen
X. Kincheloe were in Clo,erport last
Thursday on legal business.
Miss Esther Meador spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Gu iter.
Mrs. Abe Compton. of Garfield. was
the guest OF Mrs. Davis Dowell last
Thursday.
Messrs. Ezra, Frank and Austin
Dowell, three of Garheld's farmers,
were in town on business last week.
Robert A. Smith spent Saturday and
Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Orrin
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STEPHENSPORT

w. Fl. Norman, of Glen Dean, was
in town Monday.
Rev. w. H. F. Jones filled his APP.
pointment here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Newsom Gardner, Of
Irvington, we're the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. G. Barbee Sunday.
Mrs. G. w. Payne and daughter,
Esther, are in Louisville this week
buying millinery goods.
Burman Dowell was here Sunday. He
has accepted position as operator in
Owensboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard McAfee went
to Union Star Sunday.
Misses Cecil and Marian Dix were
dinner guests of Miss Emaree Bandy
Sunday.
w. ]. Schopp is moving back into
his store on the corner.
Eugene Connor went to Cloverport
Sunday to see his son, Lionel Connor
Mrs. Letitia Robertson is i'll.
Miss Ada Merritt has returned from
New Albany after being the guest oil
her uncle, Geo. Merritt.
Mrs. Mamie Stills has returned from
Naples, Italy.
Mrs. A B. Mclaughlin, Of Clover
port. was here to see Archie McKaugh-
an, who Is i'll.
Miss Vera Tinius and Miss Julia
Fella, of Holt, attended church here
Sunday.
Cold water, little lard-less than
with ordinary four-and hot stove is
all you need to make the finest of bread
out of Perfection Self Rising Flour It
will save you 90 per cent. on your
bread bill Try it.
Mrs. Wickliffe Steward, of Evans
Vile, was the guest of Mrs. G. w.
Payne last week
New millinery opening at Mrs.
Payne's next Saturday, the 26th.
DR.. and Mrs Shively and daughter
were in Owenshoro last week.
| Mr.. Bert Cunningham. of Chenault,
and Mamie Lee Gardner were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Gardner Sat
urday
Gus Dutschke and family were guests
of his father, Julius Dutschke, of Holt,
Sunday.
See the pretty parasols for ladies' at
Payne's, just the color to match your
dress
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Hardin

Hardin
Mrs. John NJ. Skiliman entertained at
6 O'Clock Thursday evening Misses Lii
liam Beard, Margaret Peyton, Messrs.
NJ. b. Kineheloe and Nathaniel She'll
man.
c. ID. Payne, of Jones, was in town
Saturday.
Miss Mayme Mattingly. who is at
tending business college in Evansville,
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Marcia
Mattingly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Gilliugwater, CT
Irvington, were the guests of friends
in town Saturday.
Miss Matte Reid, of Bowling Green,
was the guest last week Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joel H. Pile in Washington, and
while there attended with them re-
ception given by President Wilson in
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For Sale phaetOn.
For Miscellaneous

ADIESl For 25c will send you. POSTPAID
IL collar bands for Mems shirts. makes
collar H. perfectly. J. G. Nolte g. Bro, Clio
verport, Ky.
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Bring your average tobacco samples
Thursday and Friday, April "a and %,
to Squires and Miller.
Mrs. Will Pate gave a dinner party
Thursday in compliment to Mrs. Har-
ry Hills, of Richmond.
The Hon. Jas. Wthers, Messrs c. v.
Robertson, J. A. Monarch and B. w.
Miller were here Friday.
M. M. Jarboe, of McDaniels, went to
Louisville Monday. Farmers are very
busy ia his neighbOrhood.
Mr.. Francis T. Knue,' of Indianapo-
lis, Ind, is visiting his son, Rev.
Father Knue, at McQuady.
Misses Edith Hunter and Grady
Hunter, of Versailles, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. David Phelps.
Joseph Ballman, Jr., came in the
Breckenridge News office Monday and
joined the county boys corn club.
Rev. r. c. Gebauer, of Henderson,
will lecture Friday night at the Pres
byterian church. Stereopticon views
DR.. Crenshaw, of Versailles, was here
Sunday the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
David Phelps, enroute to independence,
Mo.
Mr.. Barney Squires and daughter.
Cathleen, and Mrs Robt. Hendrick, of
Hardnsburg, were in Louisville last
week.
Mrs. ]. q. Nolte and daughter, Miss
Eloise Nolte, were in Louisville last
week to attend the funeral of Mr.
CulleY.
Sylvester Glasscock has bought a
midget Touring mill for Custer. He has
one in successful operation at Nc
Daniels.
Mrs Roscoe Lasie and Mrs. Ida
Sipes, of Owensboro. left Monday night
for Letohfeld to visit their sister, Mrs
Mary Golf.
Mrs Ira Behen, Misses Eva and Edith
Plank attended the funeral of their
aunt, Mrs. George Plank, in Ovens
boro Friday.
r.. T. Hamilton, Paulman and 9th
ers, OF Roberts Bottom, were in Ow-
ensooro last week selling tobacco.
Prices were not very satisfactory.
Announcement has been received by
Mr.. A. H, Murray of the arrival of a
fine son at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Murray at Williamson, W. Va.
Mrs. Simon Beavin visited the
Breckenridge News Office Monday to
renew her subscription, and said she
just could not get along without the
paper.
Mrs. Harvey Stone, of East st.
Louis, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. f. Babbage, Mr.. Stone has a
position with the Belle Telephone Com
pany in that city
Cold water, little lard-less than
with ordinary -four and hot stove is
all you need to make the finest Of bread
GU. of Perfection Self Rising Flour.
1t will save you 20 per cent. on your
bread bill. Try it.
Mrs. Walter Sherman and daughter,
Elizabeth, of Toledo, Ohio, Mrs. John
Burks and daughter. Eleanor, of Lou
isville. and Mrs. chas. Moorman, Jr.,
of Versailles, are visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Bowmer
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Good Farm For Sale.

For sale-I50 acres good land. Improve
ments, six room dwelling; two good barns /
fine water so acres In timber; rs acres cleared
bottom land. Situated at Tar Fork on cvun-
ty road, miles from St. Mary's church and
one mile from Methodist and Baptist church.
Two good school houses within one mite.
Price 81, $50. The timber rightly handled will
pay for It. Write or come to see me ut Tar
Fork j. Il. JACKSON,