The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-05-05
IRVINGT0N ITEMS;
SOCIAL NEWS.
Little City Needs More Homes
Town on A BOOm..PerSOnal
Notes About Folks You
Know.
KNIGHTS HAVE G0UD MEETING

Mrs. Lawrence Minish and attractive
little daughter, Miss Eloise, of Frank
fort, were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
II. Kemper last week.
j. r. Wimp went to Greensboro Sun
day to see his mother, Mrs. Kitty Wimp,
who is very i'll.
Mrs. w. J. Piggott has returned from
Henderson where she went to attend a
Sunday School convention.
In one way it speaks wells for a town
that there are no vacant dwellings to be
had, on the other hand it is sad re-
Election on the public spirtedness of the
citizens of that same town, when good
people who are anxions to become
residents, are forced to "move on" be-
cause they can find no place to lay their
heads. Build more houses to rent at
popular prices. Help yourself, help
yonr town.
The pupils of the private school as
sisted by the music pupils of the town,
will give an entertainment at the school
house on Tuesday evening, May %.
o, p. Hazard. of Louisville, rep
resenting The Baldwin Piano Co., has
placed handsome vocation into the
Baptist church at this place. The con-
gregation feel justly proud of this
marked improvement.
Mrs. Weedman, of Sample, is the
guest OF Mis-. Cash Basham.
H. H. Kemper bought the barber shop
owned by T. J. Adkisson and is now
running the business in the same old
stand with Mr.. T. K. Bland as the bar
Der.
A very important and interesting
meeting of the Knights of Pythias was
held at their hall Tuesday night. Mr..
May, of Cloverport, was here.
The heavy wind on last Friday night
did considerable damage to the Baptist
church, tearing the entire roof off on
one side of the house. The inside is
hurt little but not as bad as thought
at first
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Chamberlain
entertained very beautifully at their
home on Woodland on last Friday after
noon. The house was decorated in
purple lilacs and all kinds Of
potted plants which were especially
pretty. The guests played "Forty-two"
progressively. 1t was one of the pref
test affairs given last week and was a
charming afternoon for all present. De-
licious refreshments were served.
f. F. Alexander spent two days Of
last week in Cincinnati buying goods.
Mrs. Charlie Pemberton after being
the guest of Mrs. L. f. Henderson, has
returned to Louisville.
Ben S. Clarks n, of Big Spring, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenlper Sun
day.
DR.. L. b. Moremen was visiting hi:
mother at Brandenburg last week.
Mrs. James Bolin and daughter, Reba
after visit to relatives at Fordsville
returned Saturday,
John Waller, of Hopkinsville, was the
guest of Miss Evelyn Herndon last week
Miss Mary Smith, of Custom, spent
Wednesday of last week with Mrs.
Newsom Gardner.
Mrs. Willard Arnold and two chill
dren, who have been spending several
days visiting relatives at Mitchell anc
Fordsville are at home.
Frank Peyton was at Falls of Rough
last week.
Mrs. Ollie Bolton has returned tc
Glendeane after being the guest of Mrs
Walker Brown.
Mrs Nora Board and children Jack
aud Helen, returned Monday from Har-
dinsburg where they were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Beard.
Austin Parks arrived here on last
Monday from Springfield, Ind, to be
the guest of Dr. S. P. Parks.
Mrs. ]. o. Chaplin and children left
Monday for an indefinite visit to rel
atives at Owensboro.
The "5G's." Cloverport's greatest
decorators will be in Irvington May II
to IA. Our sample line of Wall Paper
and design book of decorations including
every fad and fancy, will be on exit
bition at the millinery store of Mis-
llama Hale. Come and see the line.