The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-09-30
IRVINGTON NOTES
OF MUCH INTEREST
IrVingtOn People RejOiced Over
Temperance ViCtOry-FirSt Rain
Falls Sunday Night and
Relieves DrOuth.
MISS HALE'S MILLINERY


cry opening next Saturday. Her new
fall and winter hats are very beautiful
and the best ever brought to this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Herndon and
charming daughter Miss Annie Mae
Herndon of Grayson Springs arrived
Thursday from stay of several weeks
with relatives and old friends. Mr..
Herndon will leave some time this week
for Bristol, Tenn, on a business trip.
Mrs. Charles Chamberlain has re-
turned to her home after attending the
Plank-Behen wedding at Cloverport last
Wednesday.
Mr.. George Peyton who has been here
the guest of his mother and father Mr..
and Mrs, Frank PeYton left Thursday
for Denver, Colorado.
Born to the wife of Gus Albert Rich
ardson fine girl on Friday, September
%, 1908.
Mrs. Bette Calhoun left Saturday for
a weeks visit to MIS-. Virginia Calhoun
at Louisville.
Mrs. James Bolin is the guest of the
Misses Williams at Troy, Ind. this week.
Mr.. Walter Herndon who has been
visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. j. B.
Herndon for the past month will leave
Thursday for Beverley Mass.
Mr.. B. B. Deney of Memphis, Tenn,
came Saturday to be the guest of rela-
tives for several days.
Quite a number of loved ones and
friends met the train here Wednesday
to bid Miss Eula Hensly good bye as she
was on her way to the foreign field as a
missionary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Kemper after
spending ten days at Yeatz, Ky, visit
ing his parents, returned home Friday
night.
Miss Mamie Chilis will have her
opening of millinery goods including all
the latest styles of fall and winter hats
on Saturday, Oct. 3, at her same old
stand over the Lyons Dry Goods Store.
Mrs. John Mercer of Raymond, spent
Saturday the guest of Mrs. J. F. Clay
comb.
Once more the Irvington people have
cause to be thankful over tue victory
the temperance people gained on last
Saturday. The majority was 80 for the
drys ald 146 votes in all were cast.
DR.. and Mrs. P. E. Dempster and
children have returned to Glendeane
after being the guests of Mrs. Demp-
ster's perents, Mr.. and Mrs. Foster
Lyons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Kietley re-
turned Saturday from a weeks visit
to relatives and friends at Custom and
Brandenburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Weaver and boys
will leave this week for Louisville to
spend the Winter
We never knew presidential election
in which so much interest is taken in
the religion of the candidates Friends
are asking in regard to the candidates
for the presidency and ice-presidency,
though as both Bryan and Taft are in
the prime of life, and in perfect health,
there seems no likelihood that either
candidate for the vice-presidency will
ever be president However we are
told that Bryan is a Presbyterian, Taft
a Uniterian, Kern a Presbyterian aud
Sherman is a Catholic.
Hon. John P. Haswell of Hardins-
burg and Mr.. A. b. Suter, cashier of
Custer Bank were pleasant visitors of
friends in town Sunday.
Miss Iva Mudd of Louisville came
down Saturday and spent Sunday with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Mudd.
The Rev. Duncan of Louisville
preached two splendid sermons to a
large and appreciative audience at the
Baptist Church Sunday.
Miss Mary Wrather after a two weeks
sojourn here visiting her grandmother
Mrs. NJ. w. Munford left TOR her home
at Chicago, Friday.
Mr.. Alec Dent of Louisville was a
visitor of Miss Mary Peyton Sunday.
Several dinners were given last week
by the relatives in honor of Mrs. H. W.
and daughter, Miss Anna Mae,
Of Grayson Springs, and daughter in-law
Mrs. h. M. Herndon of Waverly, KY.
Mrs. Maurice Gilbert and little son
Warren. after a months visit here to her