The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-03-04

Rev r. H. Roe spent Tuesday in
town the guest of friends. He gave
some interesting facts connected with
their graded school at Vine Grove. 1t
is now doing its first years work and
employs four teachers and have seventy
boarders Property owners consider
their property increased in value and
the moral and intellectual tone of the
community vastly,improved because Of
the Wholesome influence of a good
school.
Messrs. J. NJ. Williams and Cecil
Hooker, OF Beaver Dam; Allen Pierce,
Oscar Dickey, of Clove-pors; Preston
Ford, of Louisville and Ernest Reese,
of Brandenburg, were visitors in town
Sunday.
Miss Hannah Pile, of Harmed, after
a visit of two or three days in the town,
has returned home.
Miss Blanche Jolly visited friends in
town on Monday. Miss Blanche con-
templates another trip to Northern
Michigan this coming summer,
Miss Cowherd reports an excellent
condition of affairs prevailing at her
school. Earnest study and rapid pro-
gress. The library is doing excellent
service and is much appreciated by
pupils and teacher.
Misses Maggie Bandy and Mary
Henry will return this week from Eliza
BEETHOVEN where they have been at
tending school for the past six months.
Mr.. Jim King left Tuesday for quite
an extended trip West, including all
points of special interest. Mr.. King
goes on a prospecting tour also.
On account of the sudden death of
the Rev. +. w. Graves father, which
occurred in Owensboro last Thursday,
there was no preaching at the P;esby-
terrain church Sunday.
Miss Ellen Munford entertained very
delightfully."- the members of the social
club last Friday afternoon. The high
est points were won by Miss Mable Nc
Glothlan and Mrs. Lewis II. Jolly
Those present we're: Misses Ruth
Miller, Nellie Smith, Mary Peyton, Eva
and Mable Midlothian, Jessie Brady,
Eliza Piggott, Essie Biggs, Annie Lee
Bandv and Claude Bandy; Mrs. l..
II. Jolly, Mrs. L. l. Chamberlain, Mrs.
w. !. Piggott and Mrs. II. H. Kemper.
Mr.. Charlie Young, of Greensboro,
arrived Ouuud1 10 dSNCPl " PO9AeiNN 80
the depot as an operator.
Mrs. G. T. Marshall spent Saturday |
in Custom visiting.
Quite a number from here attended |
the Kurtz--Lyddan wedding last We'd
nesday afternoon.
The primary forty-two club was enter
tanned on last Saturday afternoon at |
the home of Miss Susie BandY. Those |
invited TO be members were present: |
Misses Carrie ID. Frakes, Margaret |
Peyton, lula Lyons, Grace Payne,
Irene Bandy and Gedry Bramlette.
Mr.. Ed Alexandria has taken charge
of his new store here and will in few
DAYS have in a complete line of new,
stylish and up-tOdate goods. lie has
tor his clerk, Mr.. Lawrence Kirtley, OF
Brandenburg, promising young man.
Mrs. G L. Brady and daughter, Miss
Jessie Brady, left Sunday for Louis
Vile for a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Tony
Mccoy.
Little Misses Pauline and Mildred
Goodman. of Fordsville, were visitors
Of their cousin, Miss Lila Payne, last
week.
Miss Sallie Hardin, of Meade county,
has been secured as governess at the
home of Mr. and Mrs James King.
The Misses Bandy entertained a
number of friends at their beautiful
country home last Saturday evening.
Mr.. Jess Gardner left Sunday for
Union Star after spending sometime
here the guest of his brothers.
Mr. ]. X. Bramlett spent last Tues
dav in Louisville on a business trip.