The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1913-02-05
|IRv|NGTON NEWS
AND SOCIAL NOTES
Or. Moremen In Florida Little
Trent Boy Dies House Keep
ers' League Has Good Meet
ing--Miss Eliza Piggott Enter
tains For Visitor.
MUCH ILLNESS LATELY


cepted position with Mr.. 4. F. Alex
ander.
Mrs. Halle Neafus and children are
spending several weeks with friends
before leaving to join Mr.. Neafus in
their new home in Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. M. A. Brandenburg has return
ed home after two months stay with
relatives in Meade county.
Mrs. ]. ]. Tilford continues to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Deweese, of Fords.
vile.
Jess Payne spent Tuesday in LOUIS
Vile.
Quite a number of folks have been on
the sick list, among them being Miss
Elizabeth Order, Mrs. D. W. Henry,
Marter Rush Matthews, Ruskin Kitter-
man, Wallace Morrison, and little Ma
mic hewitt.
]. T. Mattingly was in Louisville
Friday.
NllSSCo odlllC L<duQnali Ava lstSC
went to Fordsville Saturday.
Mrs. Larue Cox and daughter visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. John Cox last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Wilson spent
last Sunday in Greensboro.
L Mrs. Mamie Wathen has returned
4h6me from Louisville.
~ The Sewing Circle met with Mrs. c.
u. Chamberlain Saturday afternoon.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Zach Pulliam spent
Monday in Louisville.
1r. Moremen is to be congratulated
on having secured so efficient physi-
clan as DIR. hewitt to act in his stead
while he is basking in the sunshine of
Florida. DR.. hewitt has just completed
Post. Graduate course, and comes to
US highly recommended of which, he
has proven himself worthy.
Miss Mary Smith, of Custom, visited
her sister, Mrs. Newsom Gardner, last
week
d. w. Henry was in Brandenburg
Tuesday on legal business
Rev. Lee conducted the services at
the Cumberland Presbyterian church
Sunday.
[ j. ID. Babbage was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Jake Morrison. who has been
seriously i'll, is better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Trent visited Mr..
and Mrs Haynes Trent last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Neafus have moved
to farm near Guston. They will be
greatly missed In our community.
Miss Marie Burch, of Louisville, is
the guest Of Mrs. A T. Atkins.
Miss Mary Alexander, who is spend
ing the winter in Louisville, attending
echool, and studying music under Miss
Overstreet, is home for few days Wis.,
" tq(her parents.
Jim Biggs, who formerly lived here,
contemplates moving his family here
from Louisville.
Miss Mary Brown was in Evansville
last week.
Word has been received here of the
death of Mrs. Pearl hewitt. of Lex
ington. She is sister of ]. r. wimp.
Miss Eliza Piggott entertained. the
Younger Set Friday evening in honor
Of her guest, Miss Bertha Walker, Of
Louisville.
Rob. Norman, Of Glen Dean, spent
Sunday with Allen Crider.
The death angel visited the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes Trent Friday
evening, Jan. 81, 1918, and took away
their darling. Herman, age 4. He was
! ~ unusually bright and attractive child
byed by all who knew him. Bro. L. X.
Nay conducted the funeral services.
His remains were taken to Custer for
burial.
The Housekeepers League met last
THURSDAY with Mrs c. L. Chamber
lain. This being the second meeting
Pince the Club was organized. The
House was the subject. Mrs. Matt
Payne gave the evolution Of the house
A very interesting manner. Mrs.
Chapberlain made splendid talk on
pla. hing the house, and the relation Of
<hehouse to the home. Mrs. Matthew
lold something of "The Model Kitchen
Which was followed by . round table
talk. During intervals we were favored