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Smedley Funeral
Thursday Afternoon

The funeral of the late Alfred Mel
SON Smedley took place from the Will
son mortuary at 4 O'Clock Thursday
after noon and was conducted by the
Rev. Don Frank Fem, rector of Christ
Episcopal church. of whose commun-
ion the deceased was a member. The
remains were reverently laid to rest
in Lakeside cemetery.
Mr.. Smerley died at the Graves hos
pital last Wednesday morning from
tuberculosis after a lingering Illness.
He had been under treatment for
about 10 days before the end same,
and suffered great physica, anguish
during the last few days of his life.
Mr. Smedley was born in Detroit,
Mich, and was sc years of age. When
the disease from which he died fas-
tened itself upon him and made nec-
essary a change of climate and sur
roundings, he came to Colorado for
the benefit of his health and entered
a homestead from the government
near Cotopaxi in this county, where
he hoped the mountain environment
would contribute to the recovery OF
his strnegth and vitality. In this,
however, he was mistaken and his
condition gradually became worse,
necessitating his ultimate treatment
in the hospital here, which proved
likewise ineffective.
Hiss father and sister, Mrs. Beattie.
as well as the latter's husband, all Of
them at present residents of Pueblo,
were in attendance at the funeral and
interment Thursday afternoon. The
pallbearers were W. H. Dozier, David
Robson, Charles Swanton, Theodore
NJ. Harding, Arthur H. Wilson and W.
w Emmerson.
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Hills ALLOWED.

The following Is a lis, Of the bills al
9Tsa Canon Sy ty the Gy 1onnei G1 5ne shy
he Seld oS" oStoSer S :, 1870: al It's mes'inF :
salary Fund-C. a Biggs.- s15@c. E.
Reeves, SIS; A J Turner. sis: W. \
smLih. SIS; w. ?. Tasgart, SIS; II. 9,
MsIivane;ys sl5; o W; Eowe. si5; c. N
street. Alley and bridge. Fund-Tom
Parker. $50; W: 6 Campbell. SIS; w.
s5s b MGos5n 4dm ilsS Iam6sit W .s5 4 EsIisF Smith
schultze. SIS; &c. z. Mobley, siso: John
H.- r. Hushey isS s5s's2; egnS Fremont Auto Auto
Co So 50; Vernon St. John, s.; Elec-
Tiesi faRPly Risss G%se SS So e. Ri'f%aP 195
MeEiVS5y. SD; 4 E. Sardd. sts5. SAFE -
FRI Hatssi1-os fgsf0g 4 tntoa PssEs5 TsfossSS sS9
s51; Herbert w. owen. SIS: 4 T wray
SIS: 4 J. .sS!.ohi .sSg!.ShipsSn; 9.. Sc; EIeetrieal
dry. $3.50; J. R. Govern, 81.
Police FUND.-. F Skinner. si25. H
s% wPnT Pilm0ss: .s ;l0G; e H HalSi,6yS w owsn 's
f, / c'eyeiand' s5t. Nu"'0S' ''VV
Lighting sf1ig gs Fund-Ark"nsas- Valley
Library Fund-sIs5
Health Fund-Dr. 9 H Wilkinson
Mi,seilaneou- Fund-Biggs Lumber
City Record $3.50; George n Casse-
dY. $50; Arkansas Valley Co, se.ss;
AIashine Co. $50; Fred ii, whippie
81 20; Mountain States Co, stT5; City
Cl.riS. si.oe: City Treasurer, S2s7.0s
Water Fund-John Cheteiat, SIZE
Isaac Jtlrich. si5o. SO: 4. coother. ss..
Smith Hoover, $3.50; L Laurenson
s9t.T5; W, z McClain. $3.50: y
Schultzs. $3.50; r. F. Yard, 50: Arkan-
sas valley Co. $50 75. Mountain states
60; s 80; Canon Aato, Co. ,s7.sI: Hen
her Co sass: Feiter Clothing Co
$50; Canon City Record. s5S: Rainbow
Route Garage. sl.So; CITY Treasurer
ses.eo; City Treasurer. 81 51S,55: CIT,
Clerk. IS; city Clerk. sT.ss.
II. c. WEBSTER.
City Clerk
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Meeting of Express
Employees Held Here

An interesting meeting of the EN-.
ployes of the American Railway Ex.
press Company was held last evening
in the local Office. at which time they
were addressed by b, F. Honrath
route agent from Pueblo. The meet.
ing was held 10 bring abou, de-
cided Improvement in the standards
Of service. as it is felt that with the
recent increases in express rates as
granted by the Interstate Commerce
Commission, such improved service is
necessary.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

We. the undersigned. 3. NJ Stuart,
President, and T. c. Hardy, Secretary,
of The Galley Stockton Shoe Company.
a corporation formed under the laws of
the State of Colorado, do hereby give
notice that at meeting of the stock
holders of said corporation, duly called
for the purpose of considering the
propriety of dissolving said corpora
tion. and held at the store room OF The
Hardy-Stuart Shoe Company, in the
city Of Canon City, state of Colorado,
on the nth day of August, A D. 1890.
pursuant to notice given to the stock
holders thereof in the manner provided
by law for the calling of stockholders
cr.eetfngs for the purpose Of amending
articles of incorporation, the stock
holders. by a vote OF more than two
thirds of the entire capital stock OF
said corporation. ordered said corpora
ton to be dissolved.
We further certify that all debts ow-
ing by said corporation have been fully
paid.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have
made and signed this Notice of Disso-
luton. and affixed hereto the seal of
said corporation, this 2sth Jay of oeto-
B. NJ STUART,
President
Attest:
T. c. HARDY, Secretary.
tCOR RPORATE SEAL-)
First Publication. October IS. 1890
Last Publication December 3, 1920.
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Report of the Board of County Commissioners
For Month of October. Sept. Bills Allowed

Layton Watcher, $3.50; Z. b. Higgins,
iiams. sss.75: Lester corman. $3.50
Msx BGnS ,asn. 81 EJs EgsnR pd. SMITH; fs;.s' .'
sss75: Steve cateiiian.i .s575; Tom
kearnsy. $50 a I. Sprinkle; sig; NeI. sI
si5i; Ernest Mcdonald, SIS.
Kush: s5s; !. / f. ErsnklIn. .s.ia; T.
W. d. White. s175s5: William Craw,
ford; sis5o: :. Z. z. ee,sni. Soaad. .54S; J. ".
hGaeisa .iass aaries @ Mimi. .ioss: fknsSni ansSni
j. McFail. sisgo; j. F. Acre. ;57.ss: E.
I. I. Grant. s2;I5; Chester Martin; si.4: :
W. c James. s125.12; Felix Archuleta,
$i2.5o: Clarence Chess, $3.50: w. o.
First National Bank. City-w. W.
Lanoue. SIC; Peter Noon. IS; W. R.
Dyer, s.. Guy Benton. IS: j. B. Aragon.
siss q E lBslqaS PsttoS :iSsS siSs6 + kitsss4 Ss
.Ises: Y Ng"K 13a IE5lsad 49, 9. Aass Moss
s1o.5o; Eiick Davidson. ss.75.
Blske Roger.. County treasurer
Charles Gilray. $3.50; ]. o. Corey.
s71.5o: e j owens, SIS.
JACK Blyth. sss Is: Ben boyer. ,ss: os-
car Green. $3.50; l. H. woodring, $40:
Rosd L.bo1.Wm- .ga 2: GTihfin, siS;5S;
& Repp. s12.35; Fremont Auto Co.
sh25o; Eliazeth A Wells. Wells. s5s saliva,
$ NJ simpkins. So; -ArtIs Poteet, si7.5o;
Harry Prather, $3.50; J. Paddock.
Road Merchsndis--Canon Auto Co..
As2ale: A Harding Edw o sisls; Rus
Co, sii5.5o; II. W. Moore & c., ,4si:
Bliley- Walker Sery. Co. $3.50; szartng
s52si: J. D. Adams & Co, 1880: King
.ss; Thomas W, Boberts; sss;!5 VI.
son oil Co. s2s.27. Continental Oil Co.,
sl3I;. Blake Rogers, county treasurer.
Commissioners Expense-J. V. Nc
Candies, s25: J. Belknap. s22.5o.
POOR FUND.
salary County hysfcinns-Dr. G. II.
Wilkinson, SO; DR.. W. c. Stephenson,
Superintendent County Hospital
Superintendent County Farm-R- c.
Work County HospitaI-Minnie Lane.
Sg0- Mrs SfauIe $50. Edna Foster
$50: olive shepard. ss5.
Expense County HospItaI-Dorothy
l.. Stevens, s134-eo.
Merehnndisc County HospftnI-Ceylon
Tea Stors. ye5.20: Canon Crystal Ice
Hardware Co. s7s5; Gibson on Co.
SECS; J.. r. Quinn. 81 20; Mt. St. T &
u. Co. {lo.15; Andres c. Jensen, sloe Sc;
Frank l.. Smith, S7.TS: Taggart- Wright.
sIs5-32; Vezetu Moshcetti, s24.s5;
Fremont Carriage Co, sl5;55; Elec-
1t. < Pr. Co. s2lo5 Bethel Clothing
Co. sl4.5o; pufr.Lear. ss.42; East
Merchandise For Poor-T. J. Pres
Law. $3.50; Mary Sayan,. $50; J. 3.
c. Penney Co. ssa7i; r. E. Lee. sec:
J, w. Mckinley. $40: Colorado Supply
Co. S2; Frank Collura, $40; Colo
Rent Poor-w. A. chapson. ss.ss: E.
F. Jack. agent. SIS; Ann Murray. $3.50.
Hodgin & Sharman. IS.
Allowance Poor-Mrs. Olive Hall, SO.
Mrs. Anna Mason. SIS; Mrs. Mary Nc
Neil $40. Mrs. Lucy Lee, IS.
Blind Pen.ion-charles Hartbauer.
SIS: Catherine Clark, $685. William T. S.
Briekell. SIS: Isabel Buck. 1888;
Mary Laughnan. SIS; Minnie ]. Lott.
SIS; William / johnson, s75: Dora J.
sI25o; Elizabeth A wells. SIS; saliva
tore Tony Altiere. SIS.
Service TO Blind-Dr. c. H. wilkin-
son. 50.
IMMIGRATION FUND.
Canon City Chamber Of Commerce,
merce. s7oe55; Penrose Chamber Of
Commerce, s1e515.
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J. L. Haley. cashier at the local OF
fices OF the n. & r. G., LEFT on Nc. 4
this morning for Denver. where he
will spend week looking after bust
ness matters requiring his attention
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Brazil Wa

Brazil Wants Immiorants.
Brazil is encouraging immigration b
the hope of opening up uninhabited
,errir"rN and Of supplying more labor
Tor -,r''t ing industries.
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FOR SALE-Misceilaneous

Come out to ranch and get winter
supply of apples, aEst Grand avenue
Lincoln Park. Call Canon 35s after
8 p. m.
253-tf BESSIE FARMER.
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Canon Petroleum
Buys 1000 Feet
1O-inch Casing

A L. Taylor, as a representative
OF the Canon City Petroleum Com.
pany, went to Colorado Springs last
Saturday where he purchased 1.00u
feet of 1o-inch casing to be used by
the company in connection with the
sinking of its well on the Green ranch
five miles northeast of the city.
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TO TRADE OR SELL--6-room bunga-
low. Q lots, on car line In Pueblo
colo- for Canon City property or
ranch. For particulars write Mrs. L.
d. Miller. Silver Clifr. Colo. 255-lo
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FOR SALE-Sweet cider. fresh every
day: cooking Jonathans. 81 a box
Hubbard squash. will deliver. The
Wayside stand. 2 miles out on East
Main street. Phone Canon 640-Re.
evenings only. 253-p12
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FOR SALE-5room modern cottage
with sleeping porch. furnished o.
unfurnished. Inquire 42i Pike ave
nue.. 256-5
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The Daily Record Want Ads
Rates for Classified Ads: Sc per Line Each Issue
WANTED

,pHONOGRAPH motors repaired and
repacked The Phonograph Shop.
p. o. block. 257-tf
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Record Want Ads bring results.
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ASSIGNED ROAD woRN.

cas,ssi. ssi'ss: J BiytS' $500; 4. {
chandler. sts: II. Patton. s2sso; clya.
Chess. si7.so: F. q, Canterbury sls,1s
bury, $40: Horace Mcdonald. sss.ss: y
c. Burton. Siei: Lynn Wlnney. s1l.s7
a. o. Flynn. sis.so; Ben Boyer, sse,so'
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wANTED-A good secondhand wise
Oldsmobile Gales and Service Com
pany, Canon $50. 257-p;
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FOR SALE-crown bicycle. Phone
Canon 149-W. 255-p6
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR SALE-well.improve A-acre
ranch. 7room house. lights. fine 20
cation Inquire 4o4 Orchard ave
nue.. 1865
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First Pub. October IS. 1920,
Last Pub November eh. 1920.
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Walter S. FulkersOn

This advertisement authorized and.
paid for by Soldiers and saIIorS Of
the World War without the
knowledge Of Captain Fullerton.
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wANTED-1'o borrow 1880 on city
property. Address H j., care OF
Record. 256-ti
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wANTED-Tbe remainder of the
cream separator that is at the Canon
Novelty Works so we can sell it for
charges. 25I-2
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RELIABLE, experienced farmer want.
to rent hay land; will give refer
ence Phone 626-R1. 257-p1 w-pl
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FOR SALE--W. S. Post invites you 10
his ranch on Dozier avenue for your
winter supply oi apples; leading va
rieties s10o to $3.50 per box: culls s5
cents. Canon .630-T1. 255-p6
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-06-23

A good roads meeting was held here
Sunday. Tom Flood, of Holt was cleo
ted chairman, Rube Hawkins of this
place, secretary and treasurer. RUDE
reports no money in the treasury as
yet Fred Dutschke, Carl Black, John
Rhodes, Pat Greenwood and RUDE
Hawkins road builders. Tom Flood
used walking stick for a gavel
When he would call the meeting to
order you would think it Uncle Joe
Cannon calling Congress to order.
Rube Hawkins made powerful
speech but it didn't move that slide
down on the old pike. Fred Dutschke
says if you don't get road between
Stephensport and Cloverport soon he
will hitch his tractor to his automobile
and go to Cloverport in spite OF high
water slides. etc. Carl Black says |
haven't seen my friends in Cloverport
for so long I'm thinking of getting my
life insured and stry to make the trip
down the railroad foot. John
Rhodes, of Addison: my name is
Rhodes, of course Pm for good roads,
but of all the roads | ever saw is be-
tween Carriers Landing and Clover
port" While secretary Hawkins was
writing the minutes of the meeting
Tom Flood suggested that we hold
a meeting of the Bachelors Club.
Mike Ketzner, of Holt objected was
Mt quorum present.
Lawrence Rush, of Persimmon Flat
says the roads are so bad you couldn't
get to Cloverport by wireless. The
Bachelors Club is offering a reward
for Allen Jennings, who deserted a
few weeks ago and got married.
Good bye Allen, hope you will be
happy ever after"
Speaking about matrimony Father
Henry had time getting the young
sters started but it looks like now
he would have to call the police or
take a vacation. Don't get one publ
cation off hand till there is another.
There is so many young men going
West this spring and some will have
to take their places. Mike Ketzner, OF
Holt, Frank Greenwood, of Stephens
port, Shorty Wright, of Cloverport,
Herman O'Bryan, of Tobinsport, are
making their debut in society Look
out girls Murrel Beatty, the Clover
port pool man reports one leap year
proposal from Tobinsport, Ind. But
there was no name signed to it. Had
James Hawkins arrested on suppose
ton James proved an alibi and was
released. Roy Beavin reports three
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Mrs. Ira Behen Guest
At Party in Hickory.

Miss Mile Kate McComb delight
fully entertained Wednesday after
noon for Miss Constance Bost and
Miss Margaret McComb, June brides
to be. Miss McComb' guests were
members of the Book Review, Club
and Do As You Please Club of which
the honorees are members and sew
eral invited guests: Misses Mayce
Blackwelder, Miriam Whitener, Ola
Warner, Sadie Menzies, Jessie Byrd,
of Morganton, and Mesdames. c. B.
West, of Wilson, and Mrs. l. d. Be-
hen, of Cloverport, Ky. The home was
prettily decorated in sweet peas, roses
and larkspur
The guests busted themselves for
some time in hemming cup towels for
the brides followed by the writing of
wishes dn rhyme. These we're read
aloud by Miss Sadie Menzies and
proved highly amusing and enter
tanning. AT the conclusion OF this de-
lightful gathering the hostess served
an ice course Hickory. IN. c.
Daily Record
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ggzDl2ZKKRg

Suenett Miller and Clara Morris had
charge. of the ribbons, and wore white
net dresses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin left immediate
ly after the ceremony for a trip East
and upon their return will reside in
Louisville.
A pre-nuptial reception was given
at the brides home on Friday even
ing with forty-fNe guests present.
The out Of town guests included;
Mrs. Melville Eskridge and Mrs. f
NJ Eskridge, Greensboro; Mrs. w
&c. Miller, Misses Lola May and Dor.
othy Miller, Master VIM. s. Miller
Miss Viola Eddleman, Mrs. L. A
Root and son, Donald, OF Louisville
Mr.. Hobson Hall and sister, Inez, oil
Constantine; Mrs. Ken Miller and
daughter, Miss Jennie, Messrs Elmer
Ernest and Fuller Miller, of Cecilia
Mr. and Mrs JEFF Trent, Miss Maybe
Trent and> Mr.. Leonard Trent, oil
Vine Grove; Mrs. t. c. Williams and
daughter, Miss Louise, of West Point
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The Methodist church, of Big
Spring, Ky. was the scene of a beau
tiful wedding, Saturday afternoon,
June ~, when the marriage OF Miss
Mary Eleanor Scott and Mr.. Schuyler
s. Martin was solomnized at ? o.
clock. The Rev. Iven Allen officiating.
The church was beautifully decor
ated with smilax and potted plants.
While huge embankment OF ferns
and cut flowers formed lovely back
ground at the altar 1t was lighted
throughout by candelabras, bearing
white wax tapers
To the strain of Lohengrin's we'd
ding march the bridal party entered
the church led by six little flower
girls. Misses Jennie Miller, Lula May
Miller, jeanette Morris, Lucille Miller,
Dorothy Miller and Louise Morris.
They looked lovely in white carrying
flower baskets filled With field flowers.
Then came the ushers, Messrs. Shelby
Best and Leonard Trent. followed by
the bridesmaids, Misses Maude Scott,
Elizabeth Morris, Viola >Eddleman
and Leah Meador forming a semi-cir-
Gle around the altar The bridesmaids
WOtc uSiBd OiBdhVicS III idhDoW wi
lors, blue, yellow, pink and green,
and wore corsage bouquets OF Miss
Wards roses. Master VIM. Miller
carrying the wedding ring on q silver
waiter proceeded the bride and'groom
to the altar where the impressive ring
ceremony was performed
The bride wore a lovely white
georgette dress mounted over white
duvetyn satin with large picture
hat Her only ornament was string
of pearls with a diamond clasp gift
from the groom She carried shower
bouquet of brides roses and sweet
peas.
Miss Maybel Trent gowned in
orchid organdie, had charge of the
music accompanied by Mrs. L A
Root on the violin. While Misses
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FORMER BRECKENRIDGE CO.
PEOPLE VISITING HERE
FROM DETROIT, MICH

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Compton
and daughter, Miss Esther, were en-
route Sunday from their home in De-
troit, to visit their daughter in Owens
boro. Mr. Compton is former resi-
dent of this county and lived near
Union Star Says he is doing well in
Detroit getting all the work he can
do in the carpenter line at So and So
per day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Compton will visit
relatives in Breckenridge county be-
fore returning home.
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Miss Nottingham Becomes
Bride of Mr.. Leslie Adams.

The marriage of Miss Nora Not
tingham and Mr.. Leslie Adams was
quietly solemnized at the home of the
brides brother, Mr. L. F. Nottingham,
and Mrs. Nottingham, in Hardin
county, Thursday evening, June II,
at o'clock. Rev Raymond Oliver was
officiating clergyman.
Miss Ada Tackaberry was maid of
honor and Mr. Edgar Stone acted as
Mr.. Adams best man. The bride wore
copenhagen blue messaline dress
and carried pink roses.
Mrs. Adams is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. O. Nottingham, of
Breckenridge county and is a school
teacher of this county. The groom is
the son oMr. and Mrs, G. w. Adams
of Hardin county. He is teacher and
farmer too.
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BROKE HIS LEFT ARM.

Master John McGavock, son of Mr..
and Mrs Leon McGavock, fell from
his bicycle Sunday afternoon while
riding on the Hill near the public
school building, and broke his left
arm above the elbow. He was consid-
erably bruised about the face and
body and has been confined to his
home since tn accident.
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FAMILY DINNER PARTY
MR.. AND MRS. TAYLOR BEARD

Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Beard, of
Hardinsburg, had a family dinner
party Sunday and seated at the table
were Mr.. and Mrs Beard, Mr.. and
MIS- Arthur Beard and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Beard Mrs. Herbert
Beard. Miss Judith Ellen Beard, and
Miss Annie Lee Bishop, of Hardins-
burg Mrs Cleon B. White, of Boston.
Mrs. Chas Knight, of Louisville, and
Mrs. Baldenbach, of Fairbolt, MINI.
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ATTEND FUNERAL OF Mr..
GARDNER IN iRVINGCON.

Following is 4 list of friends and
relatives who attended the funeral
of Mr. Gardner. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Dix. Mrs. Charles Maysey Mrs. g. B.
Waggoner, Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. She'll
man. Herbert Rollins, R. A. Smith,
O. A. Tinius, Geo. Barley, Miss Myra
Rollins, Miss Georgia Robbins and
Rev. c. B. Gentry Stephensport, Mr..
and Mrs Frank Payne, Cloverport
and Yandal Seargent Owensboro.
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MRS. COLLINS IMPROVING

Mrs N H. Quiggins, of this city,
has received word from her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Collins, of Chicago, who
underwent an operation in that city
two weeks ago, that she is improving
and will be able to leave the hospital
in short time Mrs. Collins visited
her sister here two years ago.
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Miss Margaret Ashby and
Mr.. Daniel E. McGavock Married.

Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Ashby, of
the Highland Nursery Farm. Clover
por-, announce the marriage of their
daughter, Nancy Margaret to Mr.. Dan
iel Z. McGavock The wedding. took
place in Louisville, Sunday, June 20,
Mr. McGavock is the son of Mr..
,Thos. McGavock, who resides on a
farm near Cloverport, and served in
the recent war. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Gavock will make their home with
the groom's father.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hook
Entertain With Sunday Dinner.

: Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Hook, of Hard
insburg, gave a dinner Sunday al
their home in honor of Mrs. Hook S
brothers and sisters Those presene
were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Briggs and
Miss Mary Biggs, of Louisville; Mr.
and Mrs. Jake \Weatherholt,N Mr.
Frank Blake and Miss Lizzie Blake
of Cloverport.
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MOTOR TO FRENCH
LICK SPRINGS

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Beard, of
Hardinsburg, and Mrs. Boards par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Robert
son. of Louisville, motored to French
Lick Springs, Monday, where Mr..
Beard will attend the annual Indian
Shoot.
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VISITING IN AMMONS

Col Claude Mercer and Mrs. Mer-
Ger, of Hardinsburg, and their guest,
Mrs. T. J. Perkins, of Louisville. mot
ored to Ammons, Monday, for few
days visit at the country home of
Mrs. Perkins son, Mr.. Lewis Perkins,
and Mrs. Perkins.
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TEXAS SPRING WHEAT, AT
go SA.50, SETS NEW RECORD

Fort Worth, Tex, June 21.-New
wheat was selling for $2.25 to $3.50
per bushel from farmer to dealer in
this territory today. This was declared
to be the. highest price paid here in
several years.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-06-23
COL. GRIFFITH AND r. w.
OWEN ATTEND CONVENTION

Col Josh T. Griffith, of Owensboro.
delegate to the Democratic National
Convention from the Second district,
and R. w. Owen, joined the Kentucky
delegation at Chicago on Tuesday.
on their way to San Francisco.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-06-23

per. The party included Mr. and
Mrs. Hoffious Behen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Newsom, Misses Margaret and
Edith Burn, Mary McGavock, Ray
Lewis Heyser and Mildred d. Bah
bage. Messrs. Ira D. Behen, Lafe Be-
hen, M. M. Denton, Randall Weather
holt, Andrew Ashby and D. B. Phelps.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-06-23

proposals so far, but the girls had
no home to offer and wouldn't prom
Use to cut the wood, so he had to re-
ject them.
Joe Mulhatton, Jr.