The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-03-27

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Hardnsburg, was busy here yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Cottrell will conduct the
prayer meeting at the Baptist church
tonight.
Mrs. Bette Napier, of Stephensport,
spent Yesterday with Mrs. Annie
Napier here.
Miss Esther Dillman, of Cincinnati,
has come to take charge of the trim
ming department o. Mrs. James Cor
drey.
Marion Weatherholt shipped a car
load of car stock from Hensley Monday.
He says he is getting splendid results
from his advertising in the News.
Late Behen has position in Master
Mechanic Plank's Office at the L. II. e.
St. L. Shops.
Simon Smart has been i'll for three
weeks and had to drop his school work
at Hardinsburg.
The funeral of William J. Smith who
died In Owensboro, was conducted there
Saturday morning.
Miss Lula Margaret Sewers went to
Louisville yesterday and is the guest of
Miss Eloise Nolte.
Mrs. Roscoe Sewers returned 10 Hin
ton, w. Va, Friday, after visit to
Mrs d. r. Sewers
Tom Mason, of Evansville, spent
Saturday with his brother, William
Mason, at Mattingly.
The Breckenridge News and The Lou
isville Daily Herald-without Sundays
Editor-$3.25 year.
Mrs. Alvin Simons attended the all
day Presbyterian Missionary meeting
in Louisville last week.
Vic Robertson sold to Geo. Jamison,
of Greensboro, last week pair of mules
and fine saddle horse.
Mrs. VIM. Boucher and son, of Lew.
isport, have been guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Morrison.
John D. Babbage, Jr., representing
the Lanston Monotype Compa ny, was
here enroute to Philadelphia.
Mrs. James Tague will be hostess to
The Reading Club tomorrow afternoon
at her home in Second Street.
Graham Eskridge, of Washington, d.
c., arrived at his home in Hardinsburg
Monday for several days rest.
Mrs. Fred Hawkins, of Stephenspoit,
is spending this week here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Tucker
Miss Patterson, of Louisville, has ar
rived to take charge Of the trimming
department OF Miss Evelyn Hicks.
For every little girl who is lonesome
there is fellow lonesome tools the
name of one of the pretty new songs.
Mrs. James Cordrey received her
line of spring millinery yesterday and
the public is cordially invited to see it
Miss Evelyn Hicks is opening her
large line of Spring millinery which is
beautiful and reasona BILE in prices.
Grayson Payne. of Lodiburg, was
here last week and sold his tobacco at
IS, So and s.. He was we'll pleased
with the price.
Miss Flora Smith has returned to
Brazil, Ind, after spending several days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. /.
Smith, who have been i'll.
Thos. Robinson, and sons. Everett
and Harland, came here Monday to sell
his tobacco. He was the guest of his
aunt, Mrs Mary Gibson.
Announcement has been received
here of the arrival of little daughter,
Dorothy Pearl, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett Mattingly in Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Norvell are max
ing their home at 1912 Tacoma, Ave,
Tacoma, Wash. Mrs. Norvell is re-
membered here as Miss Roberta Nc
Gavock.
J. c. Shaw. cashier of the Farmers
Bank, went to Louisville Monday. Says
his bank has lots of surplus money to
loan on approved security. Short time
loans preferred.
Negative of group made at st Romo-
uld's Centennial is broken. Mr. Bra
bandit, photographer, has few of the
finished pictures on hand and will sell
them for so cents each, as long as they
last!
Mrs. A. ID. Squires, who was recently
operated on, was able to be removed
last week to the home of Mr.. Squires'
father in town. Mr.. and Mrs. Squires
sold their farm near town with the in