The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-11-29

Norman e. Howard and Robertson
Bros, are buying tobacco at Glen Dean
for SO, SO and S..
Thanksgiving oysters and celery at
lowest prices-English Kitchen. Send
your orders in at once.
Tom Chism's new residence on High
street is nearly completed. 1t is
beautiful cottage home.
Misses Rosa and Susie Newton will
spend Thanksgiving in Henderson with
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dick, of German
Ridge, Ind, attended the funeral OF
VIM. Sanders Saturday.
The members elected on the new
council board will not be sworn in until
the first Monday in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warfield, o.
Louisville, will spend Thanksgiving
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fraize.
DR.. Ray Boone and Mrs. Boone and
son, Ray, will spend Christmas with
their mother, Mrs. Laura Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Martin and at
tractive little daughters expect to
spend Christmas at Hodgensville.
lanes Beavin, who was injured in an
accident which occurred at the shops
last week, is getting along nicely.
Miss Eva May Chaplin and Miss Alice
Waggoner will arrive from lrvIngton TO
spend Thanksgiving at Hites Run.
Louisville hog market opened slow
and ten cents lower Monday. Tops
SC. 25. No sales on Thanksgiving day.
The civil term of the Cloverport
Police court will begin next Monday.
There are several cases on the docket
for trial.
Mrs. Ernest Robertson and Miss
Eleanor Robertson, OF Glen Dean, re-
turned home from Hardinsburg Satur-
day night.
For your mid.winter hat go to Mrs.
lanes Cordrey, who continues TO re-
ceive large orders CT new hats from
Cincinnati.
Judge II. Dell. Norman came over
land from Hardinsburg Monday even
ing and caught the train here for
Owensboro.
Miss Bertha Smith and Miss Esther
Mae Jackson will spend Thanksgiving
at Stephensport with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Smith.
Mr.. Mason, of Fordsville, was at the
duncan House several days last week
representing the New England Mutual
Life Insurance.
The Jolly Girls Clover Club was en-
tertained by Misses Emily and Martha
Reid Saturday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Francis Smith.
Hats at cost for ten days. Beginning
December the first Miss Evelyn Hicks
will for ten DAYS sell at cost all trimmed
hats ana ostrich SoouS'
Mrs Chas. Norman, of Versailles,
returned home Thursday. She was ac'
companied to Louisville by her
mother. Mrs. w. H. Bowm.r.
Fred Pierce and Edison Gibson were
out hunting one day last week and kill
ed forty-three quails. They are both
very proud of their days hunt.
The Girls Club and The Industrious
Set will be entertained tomorrow af-
ternoon from 80 until S 80 O'Clock by
Misses Louise and Mildred Baboage.
Miss Eloise Nolte will return home
from Louisville tonight to spend
Thanksgiving. Miss Nolte has made
an excellent record at the Cross School.
The Rev. Mr.. Frank Lewis and Miss
Lizzie Skillman were guests of Miss
Lucy McGavock Thursday and Friday.
Miss Skillman had splendid luck hunt
ing.
Jas. S. Younger left yesterday fol
Irvington to be the guest of Miss Villa
Drury. They will take part in the
Drury-Fontaine wedding at Bewleyvills
this afternoon at three O'Clock.
Lost--Between upper and lowel
| wharf in Cloverport, gold watch ant
fob with initial Z on it. Reward giveI
TO, finder by Miss Ethel Ahl. Tobins
port, Return watch TO News office.