The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-07-18

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Mr.. G. P. Bryan spent Sunday in this
place.
MIR. Amos Board has gone to Prince
ton, Ky.
Mr.. Sidney Hall went to Irvington
Saturday.
Miss Lucille Longuemare is visiting at
Irvington.
A mere apology for a price.-T. G.
Lewis & 90.
They have great picnic at Garfield
next Saturday.
Miss Eva Hensley is visiting at Irving
ton and Webster.
Day of rest-Saturday, July 2S-picnic
at Elders spring.
Mrs. Thomas Withers is visiting her
mother in Virginia.
Mr.. Burrel Beard had very valuable
horse to die last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph +. Wright, Louis
vile, are visiting here this week.
Mrs. Weatherford, nee Miss Annie
Pullem, is visiting here this week.
Mr.. James Baker and family, Hancock
county, were visiting here last week.
Our object makes us reckless in the
sacrifice Of prices.-T. c. Lewis & Co.
We find our stock too heavy and want
you to help carry TITO. Lewis & Co.
Mrs. George Short came up Monday
from Cloverport to visit Miss Mary Al
len.
Miss Blanche Snyder has returned
frou visit to Fordsville and Ovens
boro.
Mrs. Perrigo, of Stephensport, is here
this week visiting her daughter, Mrs.
John Hook.
Everybody always enjoys himself when
he goes to picnic at Elders spring-Sat-
urday, July 2s.
Mrs. May Lewis, Cloverport, who has
been visiting Mrs. John Hoben, return
ed home Saturday.
Our assortment Of jewelry and musical
instruments covers the whole field as a
bridge spans river.-T. @. Lewis & Co.
The most enjoyable day ever spent
was when | went to picnic at Elders
spring. am going there again, Satur-
day, July %.
EPwoRrH LEAGUE NOTES.
Bible reading on Sunday afternoon,
conducted by the First Vice President.
The subject of the lesson was The lost
sheep and seeking shepherd, Luke l5 s.
Z. The meetings grow in interest.
Every one interested in church work,
literary work, charitable work or social
work is invited to attend the League
meetings at the NJ. T. church on the
first, third and fourth Tuesdays.
The social entertainment given by the
Epworth League on the 10th. at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Beard
was a special success. Instrumental and
vocal music was special feature OF the
entertainment.
Misses. Warfeld and Longuemare con-
tributed much to the enjoyment by their
singing.
Miss Mary Bruner, Mrs. Mosely and
Mrs. Piggot were the instrumentalists.
The large double parlors were beauti-
fully DECORATED with flowers and Ep-
worth League emblems.
Refreshments were served in the long
front veranda at small tables, presided
over by members of the League. In ad-
dition to the lovely floral decorations the
League colors were draped and festooned
from walls and ceiling and caught here
and there by Japanese lanterns the
lights from which shed a mellow radi.
ance over the scene. The League en-
blem was the maltese cross in red and
white, and the motto, Look up Lift up,
covered the north wall. Above the en-
trance were two large letters Z. L. work
ed in daises. The Leagne colors were
reproduced in the ices. and the music
prcgramms were tied with the red and
white ribbons. The League members
who so successfully assisted in receiving
and entertaining we're Misses jolly, Bow.
mer, Heston, Cox, Cooper, Gardiner,
Mrs. Mosely, Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Piggott,
Messrs. James Kincheloe, John Haswell,
Everett Jolly, Herbert Beard and Alfred
Heston.
| Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
G. L. Beard, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Beard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haswell, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. II. Gardiner, Mrs. Burrell Beard,
Ms. Busby, Mrs. G. W. Beard, Mrs.
Bowmer, Mrs. Jolly, Misses Mercer
Smith, Scott, May, Irene Board, Evs
Hensley, Belle Buzby, Minnie Read
ing, jake Owen, Miss Baker, Mar
ion jolly, and Lucille Longuemare
Messrs. Frank Board, Milt Board, Joe
Cox, Jessie Eskridge, Godfrey .Haswell
Allen Kincheloe, J. II. and Allen Guth-
Iie, Percy Taylor, Frank Mercer, Lee
Meyer and Morris Beard.
SETTLE YOUR ACCOUNTS.
Owing TO the death OF our partner, Mr.
Meador, We are compelled 10 ask all who
are indebted TO the firm Of Witt &