The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-06-12

here last Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Smith returned last Mon.
day from Glendeane.
Miss Mary Board is visiting Miss Lucy
Frank, near Irvington.
Miss Mamie Murray is visiting her
sister, Mrs. NJ. II. Beard.
Mrs. Clint Hook is the guest of friends
and relatives at Louisa, Ky.
Miss Fannie and Mary Smith are at
home from College at Midway.
The court house yard furnishes the
most delightful shale in the county.
Judge Ahl's daughters, Misses Villa
and Emma are visiting in Cloverport.
Mrs. Blanche Mosely is visiting her
friend, Miss TwymaD, at Hodgensville.
Miss Bette Haswell is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Schulz at Greensboro.
Misses Allie and julius Witt are at
home from visit to relatives near Big
Spring.
Mr.. Wilbur Haswell, Of Topeka, Kan
sas, is with his mother, Mrs. Fannie
Haswell.
Mrs. Owen Cunningham and children
have been on a visit to her old home the
past week.
Miss Ola McGill, who has been i'll for
some time is in Louisville for medical
treatment.
Mrs Phil Weatheriord, of New AL
bany, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mol
lie Pulliam.
Little Harry Easton, OF New Albany,
is visiting his grand mother, Mrs Mollie
Pulliam.
Mrs. Amanda Smith and her daughter,
Miss Abel, have returned from visit to
Stephensport
h Mrs. d. S. Richardson, Union Star,
made short visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Percy Beard last week.
Arch Goodman and Herbert Beard are
going to Indiana to take a contract to
grade ten miles of railroad
Mrs. j. r. Baker is with her mother,
Mrs. II. o. Morton, who las been very
| i'll for more than week.
Miss Irene Board, who has been in
Logan College at Russellville, the past
year, is at home foI vacation.
Mrs. Anon Kinchcloe returned last
Sunday from we, k'o visit to her mother
Mrs r. b. Henderson. Webster.
Mrs. Emma Wade, who has been in
Evansville all winter, is with her sister,
Mrs. Sim McGary for the summer
The best coffee, sugar, molasses, bacon,
lard, salt, -four and meal and full line
of family groceries at Il. G. Lewis.
Miss Annie L. Gardiner came home
last Saturday from Barboursyille, where
she has been teaching the past year
Mrs Morris Eskridge and Miss Lizzie
have returned fIOm pleasant visit to
relatives in Louisville and greensboro
Mrs. w. ]. Piggott leaves this week
for Mrs. Ken Wathen's, near Irvington,
where she will remain for several months.
Miss Mitte Breeding, who has been
visiting at Vine Grove for some time,
came home sick last Friday, but is i'm
proving.
Rev. Halves, presiding elder OF the NJ.
f. church, held his quarterly meeting at
Wesley Chapel, near here Saturday and
Sunday last.
Miss Mary Bowm RS friends expected
her home last Saturday, but she disap-
pointed them by stopping off at Cincin-
natl for visit.
Mrs. II. p. Shacklett gave a delightful
entertainment to some children, at her
home in this place. The occasion was
the birthday of her little daughter.
Go to Julian Brown for your -four,
meal and shipstuff, he has bought by the
car load, purchased when low and will
sell very cheap. See him at Harmed,
KY, and get prices.
| INV new NSldhuh just COuupicbcu dJ
the parsonage of the NJ. f church south
adds greatly to the comfort, as well as
appearance, of our pastors home, and
must be treated at once to fresh coat
OF paint. A hint to the wise is sufficient
Misses Eva Hensley, Annie DEFER
nette and Bessie Beard are at home from
Potter College, Bowling Green. Miss
Bessie, who was i'll during the COM
mencement exercises, was able to come
home with the other young ladies and is
steadily improving.
Prof. Shackletts school closed last
Wednesday. Prof. Hayes and Dugan
left for their home in Meade county.
The examination for teachers certificates
was held last Friday and Saturday. The
examination this yearis unusually hard,
and a number of the applicants were
not able to pass. Prof. Shacklett began
| Normal term this week.