The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-09-25
cLovERpoRT KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER rs, 1912.

of as fine white Burley tobacco as was
ever grown in this section, his thirty
acres of Boone County corn is making
a fine show for big yield.
Miss Katharine Wimp writes in glow
ing terms of her school work in Bethel
College at Hopkinsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tanner and
Master Hugh Tanner are in Hardins-
burg for the Teachers Institute.
Herndon McGhee, of Rochester,
New York, is here for a visit to his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. II McGhee.
This is Herndon's first trip home in fit
teen years, in this period Of time many
changes have been wrought in the
town and commu nifty. We are glad to
know so many of our boys are making
good in their chosen fields of labor.
Henry Trent, who has been living in
Louisville, was here today to convey
his household effects to Custer where
he will make his home.
The School Improvement League
will hold its next meeting Friday after
noon, October IL at 3:lS, there will be
reports of interest, come and hear
them.
Miss Viola Lewis entertained the
younger society set Saturday evening
at her home on Third st.
Mr.. Brite, of Maceo, who has put
chased cottage on the corner of Third
aud Maple streets, is making extensive
improvements and when completed will
have most attractive home. He and
Mrs Brite will move here about Oct. l..
The Young Peoples Christian Socie-
| ty was organized at the Presbyterian
church Friday evening. This society is
federation of the three societies which
for the past year have had struggling
existence in the Methodist, Baptist and
1 Presbyterian churches. The meetings
| will be held on Friday evening of each
week, the next being held at the Meth
l odist church next Friday evening, Sep.
: TENDER q at IT'S. This is a movemen,
that should meet with the hearty ap.
prevail of all.
James Snyder. former resident OF
this section, but now of Walter, Okla
homa, is here for visit to friends and
relatives. He is now the guest of his
niece, Miss Parthenia Jordan, and her
: brother, Dee Jordan.
There is a movement on foot to erect
Masonic Lodge room here. Plans
: looking to that event are being formu-
b. lated.
1 A large representation from the IT.
vington School Improvement League
will attend the Institute on League
Day. We can show that we have done
, things this year.
Mrs. Ed. McAfee is at home from q
visit to her sister, Mrs. Yeager, of Co
e verport.
l. While returning from a trip to the
country Thursday morning, Mrs. w.
r Piggott suffered severe strain to hel
e ankle. Her horse was frightened, ty :
> thresher which had recently passed the
highway, and jumped to one side of the
:. road splintering the shaft, Mrs Piggot
jumped from the vehicle thereby sus
y, tanning injury.
Miss Angie Gibson is in Hardinsburi
If this week to attend the Institute.
S. Miss Viola Lewis will be the guest o
Mrs. Gus Shelman during the Count,
rs Institute at Hardinsburg.
IS Mrs. X. L. Crider and Miss Rutl
Order are guests of Mrs. w. S. Dean
is at Dundee.
l. Adams Cooper, former assistant i
s. the Henderson ticket Office here, ha
been recently promoted to the positio
of City Ticket Agent for the Souther
?, r. r. at Atlanta; his friends here ar
glad to hear of his success.
s. Mrs. Matt Payne is in Louisville thi
Y week "doing" the wholesale milliner
houses. She will buy her fall stoc
chiefly there and in Chicago and Cir
ST cinnati.
s. Miss Johnnie Norman, Of Glen Dear
came Monday tor a visit to Miss Elizs
ID beth Crider.
es Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Wimp wer