The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-10-09

sons were week END guests of Mrs.
Msrshal's parents at Bewleyville.
The School Improvement League will
meet at the new school building Friday
afternoon, Oct. IL, at 3:1S. Be present
to hear the annual report of the treas.
urer and to take part in the election Of
officers for the ensuing year.
Mrs. c.. I. Marshall returned Friday
evening from visit to relatives in
White Mills.
Miss Leila Turner of Louisville. is
visiting her aunt, Miss Mary Cornwall.
Quite number of our young people
enjoyed an evening of music with Mise
Mary Henry Thursday evening. Some
of the guests we're Miss nellie Kathleen
Smith, Miss Jessie Brady, and Harry
Commit, II. Green, and Libby Smith of
Cloverport.
Miss Sirah Haynes of West Point,
spent Sunday here as the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Chss. Hook.
Jas. Holland OF Atlanta, is spending
several days here with his wife, and
mother, Mrs. Rhodes.
The Masons of this community met
here Tuesday evening and organized a
lodge of about fifty members Steps
are being taken to build a Masonic hall.
Miss Clara Dyer OF Cloverport, spent
Saturday in town.
Mrs. o. S. Lawrence of New York,
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. II. B.
Head Wednesday.
The Irvington Gun Club has some
crack marksmen on its roll. Their
Shoots" are attracting much attention.
Messrs. o. S. Lawrence, J. ". Massie
of New York, were guests of the club
last Wednesday. Mr.. G. w. Maxwell
of Nebraska, the worlds noted one arm
marksman was also the guest of the
club and did SOME marvellous shooting.
may dev, lop in the use OF arms. While
our local gunsmen did some eve llert
shooting, the couldn't compete with
this famous marksman, who easily carr
ried off the honors of the day.
Mrs. Clara Claycomb Lawson's fun
eral services we've held here at three
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 1. The
interment took place in Cedar Hill
cemetery. The services were conducted
by the Royal Neghbors of America
Mrs. Lawson had been Ill for the past
year and had spent year i'll Colorado
in vail search for health, but all to
no avail. She returned to X kentucky in
June and since then had been a most
patient sufferer, until death released her
spirit from its tenement Of clay.
The many friends of Mr. ID. G. Heron
will be pleased TO know that he is MAX
ing son.e progress toward recovery and
whild yet quite i'll his condition is
greatly improved.
Jonas Lyous is an all-round farmer.
He has his wheat in excellent condition
for Planting. He is progressing rapidly
in corn cutting, aud was delivering APP
plies in town Saturday Master Victor
Lyons IS one of those indispensable
articles without which no farm is com
plete, the boy on the farm.
Rev. Mr.. Moore. State evangelist Of
the Presbyterian church, preached two
sermans here Sunday.
Our buse-ball team played a good
game with the Scrubs Friday.
Miss Laura Hale returned yesterday
form Louisville, where she has been
studying the new fall styles in whole
sale millinery stores. Miss Hale will
have the opening of her new goods in
the side room of the Jolly store, and
will take delight in showing them to
all interested. You will be enthusiastic
oy er the new line of pattern and tailored
hats she has bought. Call at once &c
see them.