The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-06-26
.TWENTY-ONE LATEST
NOTES FROM IRv|NGTON
Postal Savings Bank July First.
Post0ffice improved. Rob't
Lyons Ticket Agent For L., H.
& St. L. R. R. Company; Has
New Office
REV. SHEPHERD LEAVES

Mr. and Mrs John Lyddan, of Webster.
attended church services here Sunday,
and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Herndon and mother, Mrs Annie
Herndon
Mrs John Waller and Miss Mary
Waller, of Hopkinsville. who have been
the guests of Mr. and Mrs J.B. Herndon
are in Louisville as guests of Miss May
Tydings
] X. Johnson attended the picnic at
Askins Saturday and advertised our big
barbecue, for July !
Mrs Lee Smith visited Miss Leila Nc
Gary at Hardinsburg Thursday. She
attended the Catholic commencement.
Miss Villa J Drury and Mr. James
Younger. of West Point, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas II Drury at Bewley-
vile
Mrs. Jim King visited her son, Tony
King, of McQuady, last week.
Mrs. Jim Bolin and Miss Reba Bolin
are in Fordsville as guests of Mrs Bolin 5
sister, Mrs Kirk
Mr. r. l. Crider and daughter, Eliza
beth, were i'll Louisville Thursday.
Harry Commit was i'll Louisville We'd.
nesday to see his mother, Mrs. Commit.
Rev and Mrs f w. Graves and son.
Junius, of Auburn. spent Tuesday week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sim Payne Rev
Gra"es, as pastor of the Presbyterian
church here was most popular. not only
Il; hut 6
our city. The visits of Mr. and Mrs.
Graves are pleasant events throughout
the community.
Edgar Lewis and son, Jesse of Lebanon
Junction, visited l. B. Moremen Sunday.
Miss Mary Smith, of Custom, visited
her sister, Mrs. LaRue Cox, Sunday.
Mrs Mary Supple, of Cloverport, is the
guest OF her son. Julius Sipple.
Our post. office has been given a tho
rough renovation, being artistically
painted and papered
A Postal Savings Bank will be OPEN
ed there July |.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Major, little
daughter, Katharine, and Master Ben
Weaver, of Louisville, and Mrs. L.aRue
Helm. of lexington, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Bate Washington.
Mrs. Charley Pennington and Child
rem, of Louisville. returned home Tues
day. accompanied by Mrs Mamie
Hodges, her mother. They visited Mrs.
+. l.. Henderson
Miss Mary hewitt returned Thursday
from visit to friends i'll Louisville.
Mrs d. c. Norman and daughter,
Miss Betsey. of Glen Dean, were here
morning enroute to Bewley-
vile, where they are guests of Mrs
Moorman's father, T. p. Hardaway.
The many friends of Mrs. II. w Hern
don, of Enid, Okla are grieved to learn
of her serious illness at her home in that
city She and her daughter had expect
ed to come to Kentucky in June, but on
the eve of their departure she became
i'll.
Mrs. Flake Alter was the guest of
relatives at Lodiburg last week.
Rev. and Mrs Miriam Willett of Shelby.
vile. returned home Friday, after spend
ing their vacation here.
Rev. c X Shepherd delivered an in
teresting discourse on "Faithfulness" to
a large congregation at the Baptist church
Sunday morning. This was Mr.. Shep.
herds last appointment at this place and
the people see his departure from among
them with much regret During his two
years pastorate. by his most striking
personality and high ideals of Christian
living. he has won many friends among
all denominations in this city.
Robert Lyons, city ticket agent, is in
the Henderson Routes new Office, which
is located Immediately back of the Lyons
Restaurant. The Henderson Route has
its waiting rooms located ON the first
moor OF the Lyons Hotel The general,
being furnished, well ventilated and have
comfortable seats. The departure of all
trains is called by the ever accommodate
aud ssf.f nate \