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BRILLIANT WEDDING
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r Aliss 1 Nelle Bright Married to Mr
Edmund Wroe A Former
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A pretty June wedding was that of t
Miss Nelle Bright and Mr Edmund I
wroe which took place Wednesday af
ternoon at the home of the brides pa
rents Mr and Mrs J J Bright
The hall was tastefully decorated w 1th i I
trailing vines and ferus and in the par
lor palms pink roses and carnations s I
were artistically arranged Mrs C L
Ayers and Miss Sallie Harrison assisted
RsslstedI I
lu receiving the guests
The bridal party came down the
stairs and entered the parlor where the
ceremony was preformed
Mrs Oscar Davison sister of the I ide
was matron of honor and the rib jn
bearers were Miss Lucile HoweL of
Valdosta Mrs Hettie Gunter of S ial 1
Circle and Misses Bessie and It tie
May Ayers of Toccoa Mr Oscar DI > is
on of Athens was best man and the
bride was given away by her faUlt
The ceremony was preformed by Or
M M Riley of Gainesville the 1 lu
tiful ring ceremony being used Hss i
Edna Graves played the Mend ist fan
and Lohengrin wedding marches td
also rendered pretty soft music du lug
the cereinou
Later an informal reeption x eld
Punch was served by little Misse us
sie Lawrence and Edith Tabor vho I
wore pretty pink silk frocks with j Ink
ribbons in their hair
Icecream and cake were served I iss
es Esther Kilgo Cooper and Marth Ed
wards and Erma Lee Harris assisting in i I
serving Miss Bright was lovely in her beauti
ful wedding gown of white tuessaline I
satin her tulle veil held in place wih a
wreath of orange blossoms and she
carried shower bouquet of bride ses i
and lillies of the valley She Vf a
Beautiful diamond brooch set with
pearls the present of the groom > Irs
Davisou the brides sister wore a be
coming gown of pink silk mulle r lk i
forgetmenots in her beautiful co ure I
and her bouquet was of pink cs na
tionsMiss
Miss Lucile Howell wore a p jtty
white lingerie gown with pink ish
gloves and slippers and pink tull in her
nihair
< Mrs Gunter nee Miss Hetty Car 611 I
wore a lacy gown of white with pink
assessories also
Miss Bessie Ayera looked pretty In a
gown of allover baby irish lace ver
silk with pink
Miss lettie May Ayers wore a pretty
dress of cream net over silk with ink f I
accessories w
likes Edna Graves wore a lovely s site
lingerie dress
The brides traveling costume WoS a
irk bli1e tailoied suit with chic little
katof blue to match
t The presents remarkable for Heir
variety were uruercnl and beast rule
The bride Is a pretty and attrai tive
jrenng lady who hasbeeu an efficient
teacher ia the Toccoa school in the part
9v yearB and always interested in San
v Uy4cfaooland church work being a
member of the first Baptist church of
this city She will be greatly missed
in Toccoa by a large circle of friend t
Mr Wroe is a popular young man of
J i8 triingj bHrg Ky where he is prin
clpal of the High School da cry
successful educator He and his tfride
left at 31s oclock for a wedding roar
f if which they will make their home
emmlnsburg Toccoa Record
Mrs Taul Dead t
r kits Taut died yesterday morning
at the home of her husband W Bi
Taul near Mattingly She Is sufviye
by one daughter Mrs Herburt s
and six sons Lonnte Jess James Will
ifLOfge and Odis
Truly a good woman is gone
Colored People Will > <
Give Feast this Week
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+ t Thf colored peopled the Methodist
tHiirfch I will give a feast In the wig t
peMn beginning Friday July IS tolHB
4ay July It their friends from Ilsee + pi
villel Hardinsburgtewiep t aj1gyer
csare expected A gi t a1 ie
1I A jutilieti and ing I conttat
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CLEAN snow I
NO GAMBLING
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This is the Postive Announcement
of The Breckenridge Fair As
sociation Ab Their De <
v termination For The
Agricultural Live
S
v Stock Show
WANTS CITIZENS INTEREST
INTERESTI I i
After three years of experience in
conducting what can easily be made
the leading annual County Livestock
and Agricultural Exposition of Ken
tncky the management of the Breck
enridge Fair Association convinced of
the weight of their argument and the
soundness of the principle yields to
the demand of a large majority of the
Fairs patrons that gambling in any
form be hereafter prohibited on the
Associations grounds While practi
cally every county fair in the State
permits some of these games to run
and while the shows obtainable are
not of the highest class yet we feel that
we can absolutely prohibit gambling
and can obtain good interesting and
instructive amusements for all There
fore the management hereby pledges
itself to an effort to eradicate anyand I
all things which may have heretofore
existed that were objectionable im
proper or immoral In any way
It is is our desire and purpose to en
courage every citizen of Breckenridgo
county to display some product at the
Fair and to lend to us his good will
and helpful influence A little retro
spective thinking Upon the mind of
any fair man the inestimable benefits
that our Fair has been to the liv sock
and agricultural interests of our county
aside from the social pleasures and
good results of social intercourse eI I
would make our Fair an annual home
coming and family and neighborhood
reunion make it a happyand helpful I
meeting place for the exchange of
pleasant and profitable ideas
We propose to exert ourselves to the
limit of our capacities and means to
put up the biggest and best agricul
tural show ever held in the county and
there will be plenty of wholesome and
innocent entertainment for the young
and the old on the grounds We ask
that each citizen let his pride assert
itself in one great and united effort to
show to the outside world the classand
accomplishment of our citizenship
Respectfully
C V Robertson President
M B Kincheloe Secretary
PROGRAMME
Hudsonvllle District SundaySchool
Convention To Be Held
Friday July 29th 1910
AtCustef
Song Stepping in the Light
Devotional Rev J W Hoskinson
Welcome Address DrJ W Meador
ResponsJ 6s Whitworth
Necessity1 and benefits of Sunday
School Convention Addresses Ralph
T HoskinsonRev T C Gebouer
Present day indications of the Sunday
School its need How met Sam
Reports Doyell of Schools Appointment of
Commjtees
v NOON
Song and prayer service
How combine l social and religious life
in the Sunday School to best effect
Mrs Mamie Gregory W
How to hold the boy in Sunday School
rT B Henderson
The chief essentials to a live Sunday
School Je9se > Whitworth
Address jRev T C Gebauer
The Sunday School a character devel
oper DrijSi Pit Parks
The Sund S hbbrasan essential aid
toChrl tisinity Address8 JVVrHar
King7t3Op t
7t3Op m Illustrated akrn6n0ii the
Mount Rev Tv C Gebaoef
Ml Kendrick here I
Why JEiifrlik I anal eonr Luther
Allen of Hardinaburg wr tt f cloeti
jOct Friday Mr H ndrick luu eaa a
files I to the News alway tpMdt inter
fOrifridaYtMri
let it the paper U PPhi t
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C VIC ROBERTSON
President of The Breckenridge Fair Association who with M
B Kincheloe Secretary and the officers and Board of Directors have
pledged themselves to prohibit gambling at tho annual county exposi i
tion at Hardinsburg The Association should have the support by
letter word and act of all men and women in this stand for law and
order Its a grout civic movement for tho welfare of Breokenridge
BreokenridgeI I
CountyCOL
COL WALTON
With The Lexiiigtm Banking
T ust Company But Will
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I Continue Writing For
The Herald
Colonel William P Walton the well
known newspaper mtin tomorrow will I
take charge of the newly established I
stock and bond department of the Lex
ington Banking Trust Company
Col Walton after the sale of the Ken
tucky State Journal to Mr James L
NeWman and former Governor J C
W Beckham opened a brokerage office
in Lexington and handled the better
class of stocks and bonds for more than
a year and he had built up quite a good
sized business
The investors of Lexington know and I
have confidence inCol Walton and in his
business judgement and the Lexington
Banking and Trust Company bits made
a wise move in arranging to obtain his
services in the conduct of its new de
partment Lexington Herald
Col Walton will continue to write for
the Lexington Herald and will still
have charge of the State Press column
of that paper This is glad news to the
Kentucky newspaper men for Col Vial
tons writings ate wise and good com
pany
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Will Be Here This Month
Lawrence A Murray was called to
this city Monday fr6m Louisville to do
some special work at the tile factory
He will return about the fifteenth of
next month
Leave Soon
Prof and Mrs Tanner and sonHugh
leave l next week for Winchester to
spend the remainder of the summer
Prof Tanne fin Hardinsburg this
week attending the Institute
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Home For Annual Visit l
Mr and Mrs ChailP Miller o
Bddyvilltt t Arrived here Saturday c sori
the large southern steamer The
Georgia LeesThey ware anroute to
ttieis i home i HardiBibHrg for avieit to
relatives
jfiv lowers Here
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the diY MrrPtlar ri has a
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BIG GAMES
At HardirisburffAcme Team Of
Louisville Will Play Brack
eriridge Boys This
Week
What is arousing interest and excite
ment in BreckenrIdge baseball circles
ia the doubleheader that will be pulled
off at Hardinsburg this week The
baseball team of the Acme Flour Com
pany of Louisville will play Hardins
burg Thursday and Friday
The hearts of all baseball fans ate
beating fast and will be broken if the
Hardinsburg boys do not win All of
Cloverport and surrounding towns ate
invited to attend the gamesi
The Hardinsburg team is as follows
Bowman DeHaven Ditto Lain
ands
Fuchs the triumphant pitcher
Mr Miller Hurt
Jacob Miller who broke his right leg
the other day is improving slowly Mr
Miller is missed by his friends down Jn
town and will be glad when he gets
J
back to his meat shop
The Angel l in The douse
From the Cleveland Leader
Our baby is the dream of dreams
When we alone are near hVbeams
His brains they gloyw1 his eye It
gleams
When people call he screams and
and screamsI I
And screams and screams and screams
andscreamslI I
screamstPierceShewmaker I
PlerceSliewmaker
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Miss Sallie Pierce of Holt and MrB
H Shewmaker of Orel were married
in Louisville July 2 The bride is the
daughter of Mr and Mrs John B > I
Pierce and is a lovely young woman
The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs
W M Shewmaker The News wishes
them much bappInesq M
Judge VVafffoner Heret f f f >
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Li L Waggoner CowiityJi F + jui8i of
Breokenridtprcalled to see ii Friday
iudgR Waggoner has bsL bey man
etnl W e + etectiopaatd ap y ftyter has he
beentti Clwefp4Ntdurhsiit tilatt six
mpptha
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GUS W RICHARDSON
To Fight Removal Notifies Pris
on Commission and May Take
Matter Into The Courts
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Frankfort Ky July BGus W
Richardson of Meade county former
State Senator and well known Demo
cratic politician who for two years
has been superintendent of the farm
ing Department of the State Reform
School in Fayette county was here i
today to notify the State Prison Com
mission that he would not accept an I
order from them dismissing him from I
that position i
The Board recntly announced the
appointment of former State Senator
W O Coleman of Henry county as
superintendent of the farm Richard
son maintains that he was appointed I
for a term of four years and that he
cannot be removed without cause HeI I
says tis removal in the middle of the
season would work to the disadvantage
ot the crop of the Reform School He
will likely take the matter into court
Lexington Herald
BEWLEYVILLE
Will Entertain Sunday School
Workers This Coming Sat
urday1 rYbodY In
vited
The convention of the Bewleyville
Magisterial District Sunday School as
sociation will meet at Bewleyville Sat
urday July 16
PROGRAM
10 a m Devotional Exercise
101s Directing the girls activit
lesMrs W J Piggot
103G Needed qualifications for
successful teaching Mrs
Robert McGlothlnu
1055 Teachers meetingMr F
B Henderson
lilO TraininKccurses Rev R
F Adair
1130 Other sources Degelates
reports of schools Ap
pointment of roumiitties
RECESS
1 p m Devotional exercise
115 Suggestions about Temper
ance Sunday Dr S P
Parks
135 Bringing in the Sheaves
Rev L K May
155 Directing the activities of
the boyProf Win Martin
215 Vital probleins in Sunday
School management Dis
cussion lead by Mr S C
Dowoll
3 Engaged in by all Super
intendents Growing old
er In the cause do we feel
and know we are growing
better and wiser in It
Delegates report of Corn
mitees Reading of min
utes
Lula Parka
i i > Secretary
re jj
COLtEGE SITE
Is Now PurchasedWork Of
Building Will Soon Begin
People Delighted With
The Situation
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Information fias just been received I
from Irvington that a site of fourteen
acres has been purchased for Irvington
College The grounds are situated in
the new addition of the town
All plans are being perfected to begin
at once on the work of building the
college halls The promoters of the
Institution arc taking hold of the work I
with vigor and the erection of the I
school will go up like magicI
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Ice Cream SupperI I
The Sunday School class of Mrs R
A Shellman will give at lavn fete Sa
Her yard at Stephensport Saturday
night
nightMrs
Mrs Eltwaii er 1t Estill
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Mrs Ella II ii c1i icon 1 llwangcr the
w llifcnowa Kentucky neWSpaper
woman of Fjrunkbrt is acting as hol
t attestiU apr ngs and vU HIther
f0r ttheentiree jnn1er Hw charming
daughter > l 48 Jack 1warIIfit
her 3a
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DISTRESSING
Accident To Henry BlackGas
Tank To His Soda Fountain
Explodes While Being
Recharged With
Awful Result
At an early hour Thursday morning
Mr I Henry Black met with an accident
and his escape from death was mfracu
lous 1 He conducts a little grocery and
confectionery on Main cross street and
at the time of the Incident was charging
a gas tank to his soda fountain Not
having 1 a gauge on the gas drum the
pressure became so strong that an ex
plosion resulted Mr Black was in the
back 1 yard and the concussion was so
strong when the tank let go that he
was thrown five or six feet He was at
once taken to the office of Dr Standish
where he and Dr Heavrin dressed his
wounds It was found that Mr Black
was bruised pretty much all over the
worst injury being to his left wrist
which was cut and torn to the bone
One side of the air drum hit his stomach
and he is considerably bruised there
Many other wounds are noted about
his body but it is not believed that the
injuries will be fatal
The wound on the wrist was sewed
up and Mr Black was very weak from
the loss ot blood His escape is said to
have been miraculous
The explosion was heard nearly all
over town and was very strong It
blew the side of the house out where he
had the gas drum and the entire corner
of the street trembled when the ex
plosion came Mr Black was taken
back to his residence and is now get
ting along very nicely Hancock
Clarion
HAWESVILLE
Was As Dry As a Bone For
TwentyFour Hours Water
Works Company Turn
ed Off Entire
Supply
The waterworks trouble reached a
climax on Tuesday night when Mr W
II Williams Manager of the corpora
tion turned off the entire supply of the
mains thereby depriving every con
sumer in town o the use of water
This came after a meeting of the City
Council Tuesday night when the water
work muddle was again up for discus
sion but nothing was done The shut
ting off of the water soon followed the
adjournment of the Council and is be
licved to have been done in orders to
force the public to demand a contract
of the Council with the water company
On Wednesday morning when it was
found that no one had water a great
deal of street discussion followed and
the Council was again called in special
session that evening to discuss the
question Mr Williams and many
citizens were before the body after a
great deal of wranglingan agreement
wasreached whereby he is to accept at
the rate of jK O per year for the rest of
thlsyear thdlques lonto be submitted
to the voters whether or not they will
continue as patrons of the water com
pany for ten years at the rate of 30 <
The question will be submitted U > ft
vote in November The water was
again turned on late in the same day
and this is only a temporary truce pat
ched up between the city council and
the water company they having failed
to agree for several years Hancock
Clarion
Sunday School Picnics
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annual picnic today at the Satt rMlll
home The Baptists will have their
outing tomorrow at Oglesbys Spring
They will be joined by the Clover BIwi
soms of th Methodist church
Takes Prize
Word lias been received from Plfi i
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villa that the pony and cart of ° BegJ jyj >
Reese took the priza in thg floral frifc
adeII Everybodys pay cejebiatlo
glveriiby the cl l l club The cart ware
decorated in rd white and bluePourt
biuekourtof
Wf July noVeltles iheyeiing wianv who
Uthiwnof Mn and Mw4RMiiei of
PJMyiUe has Ittn any fri iep in Clover
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