The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-05-24

Tuesday.
Order flowers for Commencement
Chas. Fallon.
II. L. Stader was In Vine Grove last
week and bought two fine horses.
Miss Lorena Wilson, of Louisville, Is
visiting Miss Flora Newbury, at Dukes.
Nina and Jubal Hardin, OF Lodiburg,
spent Sunday witt their cousins, Mary
and Edison Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fitch spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Popham at
their home in the country.
Hon. ID. II. Sewers went to Owens
boro Saturday to hear his old friend,
Col. Joe Blackburn, speak
Large ice cream freezers. White
Mou ntain and Attic and line of cheap
freezers at Julian Browns.
1he Rev. Mr.. Frank Lewis left Mon
day for Russelville to attend the COM
mencement at Logan College.
Miss Elizabeth Skillman left Belmont
College, Nashville, Tenn, Saturday
for her home in Morganfeld.
Mrs. Kyler, of Hawesville, was here
Sunday to see her granddaughter,
Louise Nicholas, who has measles.
Miss Clara Fisher and Miss Jane
Ham bleton, of Louisville, were guests
of Mrs. c. T. McClanahan Sunday.
Miss Lucy Temple and Miss lula
McF arland, of greensboro, will arrive
this week to visit Mrs. J. H. Wills.
Ike N. Lebovitz. a live young mer-
chant of Lewisport, was out at Glen
Dean Sunday visiting Miss Mabel Hos
kins.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Skillman, of
Owensboro, spent Sunday afternoon
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
Skillman.
Mrs. Milton Dowell, of Irvington, re-
turned Friday from visit to her bro
Their, VIM. Crabtree, who lives near
lOwensboro.
Mrs. John Gregory and daughters,
Misses Inez and Carrie Essie, of Louis
Vile, spent Sunday here with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Morris on.
Mike Newton, of Colorado, arrived
at Skillman last week for visit to his
parents. He is here the guest of For
rest Freeman this week.
Miss Doris labelling, of Tar Fork,
was in town Wednesday shopping. She
says cherries, gooseberries and peaches
are plentiful in her neighborhood.
Herbert Maysey and Miss May Ken
nedy, Preston Jarboe and Miss Mar.
garet Kennedy, of Hardinsburg, came
down Monday night to see the show. =
Burt Beavin has returned from the
jungles. He said: ~ am like bad
money, you can find me any where.
Burt S friends are glad to see him back.
If you have any collections to make
by suit or otherwise or any deeds or
mortgages to be drawn up. Call at my
office. Fees reasonable. ". G. Bah
bage.
Misses Fannie and Ruth Rhodes, who
have been visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. L. Rhodes, near McDaniels,
returned to their home in Chicago last
week.
If you want Screen Doors and screens
for your windows that will fit any win
dow and easy adjusted at moderate
price. ! can furnish you.-Julian H.
Brown.
Mrs. John d. Gregory has returned
from a three weeks visit to Little Rock,
Ark, where she was the guest of her
son and daughter, Ernest Gregory and
Mrs. E. c. Brice.
William Adams, of Cynthiana, seek
ing the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor, was in Cloverport last week. He
made pleasant visit TO our little city
and was we'll liked here.
Miss Ray Lewis Heyser, Miss -Cleona
LaRue Weatherholt, Miss Rebecca
Willis, Or. Boone, LATE Behen and
Paul Lewis had pleasant steamer trip
to Stephensport Sunday afternoon and
returned that evening on the train.
Miss Minnie Embrey was brought
home by her mother Friday from
Owensboro. She has been at the home
of Miss Carrie Lee Tucker and was
taken to Miss Eunice Jennings home
Sunday. Her condition shows little
Improvement.
Mrs. T. N Brickey, of Tar Fork,
was here Monday. She said that Sun