The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-08-12

-Cowper.
Mrs. Mary G. Heston visited her
daughter, Mrs. J. {. Payne, in Irving
ton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Compton and
children, Pauline, Robert and Char
lotte, attended the birthday dinner of
Mr.. Macy at Garfield last Friday.
Mrs. Belle Smith and son, JefFie, Wis
| tied relatives at Kirk and Glen Dean
last week.
Mrs. Hunt has returned from a visit
tc her daughter in Louisville.
| Emery Merritt, who has been in Jail
for several months and had contracted
Typhoid fever, was removed to the Red
Mems hall where he was nursed by
relatives. Last Friday morning the
end came. His remains were taken to
his home near Stephensport for burial.
Mrs. {. w. Howell, after visit to
Miss Halle Brown and other friends,
has gone to Fordsville for visit to
Ser parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Whiting
hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Beard enter
tanned last Wednesday evening at their
home on Fourth street in nonor of their
niece, Miss Jane Lightfoot, of Clover
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Robertson have
returned from a two weeks stay at Tar
Springs.
Mrs. d. w. Scott has gone to Hites
Run for q visit to her sister, Mrs. Or
rim Hardin.
Misses Martha and Isabelle Gardner
will go to Irvington Saturday to visit
their cousin, Mrs. J. 1. Payne.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Squires and
children are in Cloverport visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Larkin Gibson.
Mrs. Lula Dutschke and son, Castle
berry, of Louisville. are the guests of
relatives in and near town.
Please write your news items on
slip of paper and leave at the postoffice
with Miss Fannie McGary for the cor
respondent.
Judge ID. d. Dowell and Mrs. Dowell
were visitors in Glen Dean last week.
Mrs. Andrew Elder had as her dinner
guests last Tuesday Mrs. Lula Dutsch-
Ike and son, of Louisville; Mrs. Hubert
De Jarnette and daughter. Miss Hide
gard DeJarnette.
Wanted-Twelve boarders Fair and
Institute week. Write box 1875
John Alexander has returned from a
visit to Custer
DR.. f. L. Lightfoot and Mrs. Light
foot, of Cloverpoit, have been the
, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Beard.
There are fifteen horses at the fair
grounds being trained for the fair
August Is, l9 and 20. Are you train
: ing your stock at home? Get ready.
Mrs. w. r. Norman, of Glen Dean,
was in town shopping Saturday.
Miss Kathleen Howard has returned
to her home in Owensboro after a
pleasant visit to Miss Judith Ellen
Beard.
The following are some of the county
! men that were in town last week on
. business: Jeff Owen, E. L. Robertson,
: Glen Dean; James st. Clair, Webster,
8 and DR.. Sydney Hall, Constantine.
Mrs. S. X. Hunt has had an attack OF
appendicitis. The doctors think that
. an operation will not be necessary.
Marshal Calvin Hendricks wife con.
tinues i'll and he has two children down
with typhoid fever.
Hewitt Gibson, of Lodiburg, has been
the guest of Morris c. Kincheloe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren May and son,
James L. May, are here for visit to
Mrs. Margaret May.
Graham Eskridge left last Saturday
for Washington after two weeks visit
to his mother, Mrs. Addie X. Eskridge.
Mrs. Hattie Ditto has returned from
Irvington where she went for a visit to
her sister, Mrs. Ferd McGehee.
Norman Ditto has gone to Louis
vile to secure position.
The Hardinsburg people will be ex.
pected in large parties at the Irvington
barbecue Saturday.
Win Mastingly, wife and baby, of