The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-03-06

Mrs. Thos Dooley and Mrs. Dick
Shackle,t went to Wichita, Kansas,
Monday
Kobt. Thompson, of McQuady, will
go to California this week to live with
his son.
Ii you want bond, mortgage deed
or contract Graw call on V. G.. Bah
bage, Notary Public.
Miss Norman will be at home to the
Girls Club at her home River View"
on THE Chute" this afternoon.
Rev. Frank Farmer and family moved
last week to their farm near Owens
boro, and are getting along fine.
]. p. King, who recently bought a
farm near McQuady, is well pleased
with his purchase and the people.
Mrs. w. II. Brickey, of McQuady, is
in Louisville this week buying millinery
and posting hersel. on the latest styles.
Mrs. John Gregory and daughter,
Carrie Essie, of Louisville, have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Morrison.
Mrs. Jim Hall and little daughter,
of Stephensport, returned Monday
from visit to her brother, Lee Rose, of
Mystic
Mrs. S. r. Berry and sons. Owen,
Harry and Ralph, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Thurman Hook, of Howell,
Sunday.
DR.. w. +. Holmes, of Owensboro,
ended his life Monday morning by TAX
ing carbolic acid. No cause is assign
ed for the deed.
Mrs. Frank Mattngly has returned
home from Louisville, where she went
to see Chantecler.
The Breckenridge News and The Lou
isville Daily Herald-without Sundays
Editors. Is a year.
Cloverport is completely covered with
a snow that fell Saturday night ten
inches deep and Yesterday it showed
for hours without cessing minute.
Chas. P. Babbage, of Louisville, has
returned home from New York where |
he attended the Gamers Convention.
While there he was the guest of Mr.. !
and Mrs. Chas. Marsh.
Misses May and Cecil Brown, daugh-
tiers of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Brown, who
are at Bethlehem Academy, write home
that they enjoy the News, and although
are very busy, they always find time to
read the paper.
Mrs. William Pate was given a beau
tiful dinner Sunday night by the Mary
Jane crowd on their house boat, THE
Jimmie. The table had beautiful APP
pointme nts. the center-piece was large
cake lighted with candles.
am agent for Easy Way" washing
have tested it in my own home
and it is grand, does away with all rub
bling, saves time, labor and clothes.
Price only 500. For particulars call on,
w. H. Greenwell, Cloverport, KY.
Information has been received here of
the death of Miss Mary Hambleton, of
Sorgho, which occurred Monday. The
funeral will be held in Owensboro to-
day. She was an aunt of Mrs. Charles
Lightfoot, and Miss Anne Hambleton.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society
has decided on plan to get new car
pet for The church by which each men,
Der pledges yard of carpet. The
price of the carpet is rs cents a yard
and several yards were pledged at the
meeting Monday
Among the sick in Cloverport are:
Mrs. Milton Smith, Mrs. Henry Wen
delken, Raymond May, Mrs. Bartles,
Mrs. John Neubauer. convelescing.
Tobinsport-Mrs. John Adams, convel-
escing; Mrs. Sanders. Florence and
May Weatherholt, Mrs. Jeff Hawkins,
Mrs. Florence Simons, pneumonia;
Mrs. Q. K. Groves. John c. Esrey.
Mattingly-Chester Beavin.
Mrs. Lucinda Younger and grand
Eudora, of West Point. ar
rived Monday night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Tanner to be here until
her son, Mr.. James Younger. retu, MS
iron. Florida. He left yesterday with
Mr.. c. M. Midlothian and family for
an indefinite stay in the south. Mr..
has been i'll for severa! days
md only the southern climate will re-
store his health.