The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-09-11

Star, was In Irvington Monday.
Quarterly court al Hardinsburg next
Monday. Judge Wsggoner says he has
fifty cases on his docket.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Richardson, of
Garfield, are in Cincinnati this week.
John Kiper, of Glen Dean, Is attend
ing the State Fair.
w. II. Legrand is building a nice adj
dition to his home near Garfield.
Miss Lizzie Kincaid is visiting Miss
Eunice Givens in Greensboro
The Rev. Mr.. Frank e. Moore will
preach at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning and evening.
The Clover Blossoms met Saturday
afternoon at the church. The meeting
was led by Miss Rosa SippeL Miss
lula Bsbbage gave an interesting adj
dress on the Vashti school in 1homp-
sonville, Ga. Miss Helen Kingsbury,
the fourth vice-president, gave a re-
port on the social service work Miss
Lillian Polk was appointed president,
Miss Maud Barry, treasurer. Miss
Cathrine Chris is the efficient secretary.
The society is very attractive and the
young girls are most interested 10 their
work.
The installation of the new officers of
the Epworth League took place Sum
dey. Miss Mildred Babbage will lead
the service Sunday evening.
Mrs. Robert Exshaw and children
have arrived here from New York. Mr..
and Mrs. Exshaw and family have
rented the residence of Mrs. Laura
Hayes furnished and are keeping house.
The city bridge is being repaired and
re-painted red. The town is mighty
glad to enjoy the new floors. The
workmen had the hottest days, but are
getting along fine with the work.
Mr. and Mrs. Button, of Glasgow. al e
at the Tar Springs. The hotel is
srlendidly kept by Mr.. and Mrs. Port
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Pate and SOD,
Ruther, returned from New Mexico
Saturday where they visited Raymond
Pate, whose health is still improving in
that climate.
Ernest Gregory has a position with
the Cloverport Planning Mill.
Mrs. Eliza Taylor, Miss Tida Mercer,
and Mis-; Eliza TAYLOR motored from
Hardinsburg Saturday and were guests
of Mrs. j. Fl. Rowland.
Miss Jane Smith will open a kinder
garten at her home next Monday morn
ing.
Wallace Babbage, of Pineville. is the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. V.
G. Babbage.
Miss Nettie Belle James, of Louis
Vile, will arrive this week to visit Miss
Kathrine Norman.
Edward Webb, of Louisville. WIS the
guest of Miss Kathrine Norman Sun.
day.
Mrs. John McGavock fell at her
home last Saturday and suffered quite
an accident.
Allen Pierce, of Henderson, KY.
who was recently promoted to a posi-
ton as ticket clerk at the L. & N. de-
pot. has begun his new duties. -Birm.
ingham Ledger.
Miss Francis Norman, secretary fol
Green Brothers, is i'll of malaria feve,
at Falls of Rough.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDahl and son, John
of Louisville, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
George Huber.
Several copies of the twenty-sixtt
annual report of John N. Norton
Memorial Infirmary were received here
by the friends of Miss Jane Adele Ham
bleton, head nurse of the operating
room. The report is most interesting
Mrs. J. Scott Vance, of Scott, Okla.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Chas. May
Foster Heyser is busy serving as city
assessor.
Chas. Fallon went to the State Fail
today.
Thos. Boiler is attending the State
Fair.
Cyreno VIM, of Louisville, is spend
ing this week here with friends.
Lucien Chaplin was elected school ia,
collector Saturday night.
Miss Fronie Dean is visiting relatives
In Louisville.
| Mrs. Fred Newton and daughter