The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-04-03
BIG BUNCH OF LIVE
NEWS FROM |RV|NGT0N
Irvington Improvement League
Will Hold Its Regular Meet
Friday-.-McG IothIan.S
Wedding April Seventeenth
At The Baptist Church.
GRANDMA D0WELL H0N0RED.

Miss Laura Hale will have her spring
millinery opening Thursday and Friday
of this weekiat Rosenblatt's.
The Irvington School Improvement
League will hold it's regular monthly
meeting in the Graded School Chapel
Friday afternoon, April 5th., at three
O'Clock. The subject of the discussion
will be "Story Telling in the Home and
the School" A Whirlwind Campaign
for new members will be conducted
Wednesday afternoon of this week,
and it is hoped that our membership
will be greatly increased.
The old James Dowell homestead,
near town, was the scene of a surprise
birthday dinner Wednesday, March the
u, when the children, grand children
and great grandchildren of grandma
Dowell gathered under the old roof to
do honor to their loved and venerated
parent, who by the measure of Father
Times hour glass, was passing her
eighty.fourth birthday. There were
gathered in all around this festive board
forty-three descendants of grandma
Dowell and not one gathered around
enjoyed the occasion more fully than
she for whom the feast was spread.
Miss Florence Fairleigh, of Louisville,
and her visitor, Miss Ruth Ransom, of
Minneapolis, Mimi, who were guests
last week of Miss Viola Lewis. returned
to Louisville Saturday morning.
Mrs. Annie Herndon is attending the
series of meetings, which are in pro-
gress at Webster.
Or. Lex, of Hardinsburg, came over
to attend the concert Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis H. Jolly went to
Chenault Saturday NOR ming to be the
guests of Mrs. Jolly's grand mother,
Mrs. Cunningham.
Ben Clarkson, of Big Spring, attend
ed the concert Friday evening.
Miss Laura Hale has an up-to-date
line of spring millinery at Rosenblatt's
store
Miss Mary hewitt, of Basin Springs,
was the guest of Miss Julia Lyons Fri
day evening.
Miss Blanche Jolly and Mrs. d. c.
Heron we're visitors in town Friday
evening and attended the concert.
Rev. R. F. Adair, who has had
charge of the Presbyterian church at
this place for the past two years, left
with his family Friday morning for
Christiana, Tenn, where he has ac-
cepted church. Mr.. Adair's depar-
ture is a source of regret, not only to
his own, but other congregations in
town. All join in wishing him success
IN his new field
Mrs. May Warrington closed her
school here Friday afternoon.
Misses Emma Lou Moorman and
Johnnie Norman, of Glen Dean, are
guests of their sister, Mrs. Bob Crider.
Mrs. L. B. Moremen and Mr.. Lewis
Bennett Moremen are guests of Miss
Matte Lee Moremen, at Brandenburg.
Miss Margaret Peyton and Miss Ruth
Kincheloe, of Hardinsburg, were guests
of Miss Sue Bandy Friday evening for
the concert.
Mrs. Kate L. Bennett, who has been
the guest of Mrs. L. B. Moremen, re-
turned Saturday to her country place,
"Summer Seat.
Mr.. Kirk left Monday morning for
Richmond, KY, where he will enter
the Eastern State Normal.
Col. Harry Gorsuch. was in Hardins-
burg this week purchasing of p. M.
Beard some fine Jersey mich cows.
Exquisite pattern hats-the best ever
brought to Irvington, at Miss Hale's
parlor at Rosenblatt's.
Wathen Drury was in Louisville
Tuesday to see his sister. Mrs. E. b.
Fontaine.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. b. Fontaine, who
have been recent guests of Mrs. Fon-
taine's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H.
Drury. left Tuesday evening for Cali
fornia. They go by the way of Chicago
and expect to visit Denver, Yellowstone
National Park and Salt Lake City, be-
fore locating in San Francisco. They
will spend some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. B. L. Stith at Los Angeles.
The Rev. 1T. Reagan, of Elizabeth,
Ind. :, will preach at the Presbyterian