The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-08-26

home from Irvington after visit to
Mrs. Edward McAfee.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Yeager has recently been beautifed
with large front porch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cans end little
daughter, Miss Mary Q. Cans, Of Lou
isville, spent Friday here.
Ed Alexander returned last week
from, ST. Louis where he picked up a
lot OF bargains for his trade.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Brown have
moved from Lewisport on J. S. De-
Jarnet,e's farm near Hardinsburg.
The tennis players have opened the
High School court and the young mems
court tor the remainder of The season
Look tor B. F. Beard & Cos. I'm
portant Announcement" on another
page OF this issue. 1t indicates service
Mrs. Hugh Barclay Donaldson, Ut
Bowling Green, is the guest of her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. John c Jarboe.
Mr. and Mrs. John Morris Gregory
are remodeling their home, and it will
lie one of the attractive places on the
hill.
Mrs. Mhry Balls and daughter, Miss
Louise Balls. of Athens, Ohio, are Wis
iting Mrs. H. D. Ross and Mrs. Jas B.
Randall.
Mrs. Fontaine. OF Louisville, and
Mrs. Emma Skillman, of Holt, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. White
Thursday.
Mrs. H. D. Ross invited Monday
evening large number of the young
society people to meet her niece, Miss
Louise Balls.
Miss Isabelle Lamar and brothers,
Lemiuuel and Wallace Lamar, of
Hrwesvlle, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. F. Sawyer.
Miss Rose Henry, of Louisville. is the
visitor of her brother, Father Henry.
She is accompanied BY her niece, Miss
Mary Rose Henry.
Miss Johnnie Norman, who has
been visiting Eer mother, Mrs J. c.
Mattirgly, of Glen Dean, retu: ned TO
Aurora, III. Monday.
VIM. Skillman, of Chicago, and Joe
Skillman, of St. Louis, have been Wis
iting r Skillman at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Skilman.
Mrs. Sue Wedding, of Rome, and
Mrs. Conner, of Stephensport, were
guests Of Mrs Weddings son, DR..
Wedding and Mrs. Wedding.
Mr.. NJ. D. Beard is away from his
business this week. Look for particu-
lars in the Important Announcement
on another page of this issue.
Miss Margaret Spalding, of Morgan.
field, whose engagement to Mr.. O. w.
Bailey has been recently announced, is
visiting Mrs. Morgan Lawson.
Prof T. B Culton and Mrs. Culton
and little daughter are well pleased
with their new home at Smiths Grove,
where he is superintendent of the
school.
Miss Pearl Hall has returned from
Rockport, Ind, where she and Miss
Hazel Thompson spent delightful
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Klotz and
attended the fair.
One of the happiest men on the fair
grounds was John Moredock and old
Confederate soldier, who had just re-
ceived his pension from the state and
over $4,000 in back pay.
Misses Bessie Arnold, Lucy Hall,
Bertha Perkins, Messrs. Homer Morri.
son, Bernard Morrison and Robert
Atkins, of Louisville, spent Sunday in
West Point the guests OF the Misses
Robertson.
Mrs. Sallie A. Early, mother of the
publisher of this paper, arrived in this
city Monday from Patesvile, Ky, to
spend this week here. On Saturday or
Sunday she returns home to Indian
apolis .-Canuelton Telephone.
Mrs. Marion Weatherholt, Mrs Frank
Ferry and Mrs. Wave Rolf will motor
to Bewleyville to attend the Baptist
Others who will go are:
Mrs Frank Pavne, Mrs. Jas Cordrey,
Rev. E. o. Cottrell, Messrs. Lee
Woods and Barney Squires.
Miss Lucille Squires returns TO Har.
iinsburg Friday after passing the sum-
mer with her aunt, Mrs. Larkin Gibson.
who will accompany her home for
two weeks vacation. Miss Squires'
voice is a very sweet SOPRANO and her |