The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-05-05


teaching school in Kansas,
Mrs. Jack Norman and son, Jack
son, of Louisville, arrived Friday to
visit Mrs. Sallie Norman.
Mrs. Ernest Pate will join Mr.. Pate
in week or two, where they will
make Louisville their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lambert. of
Lewisport, we're the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. F. Sawyer Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Pile, Nook, were
over in Meade county last week visit
ing their farm near Custom.
Mrs. w. c. Frank will entertain the
Wednesday Club in honor of her sis
ter, Mrs. Gan, this afternoon.
We have four paper hangers ready
to 60 any time. Each one an expert.
Try us. Edward Gregory & Sons.
Cloverport people in Louisville re
Gently: Miss Jeanette Burn, Mrs.
Hovious Behen Miss Margaret Burn.
Mrs. Roscoe Sewers and little daugh
ter, Miss Mary Emily Sewers, of Louis
vile. are guests of Mrs. d. H. Sewers.
Mrs. Chas. X. Minary, of Benton
Haroor, Mich, is the gnest Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs: w. FL. Bowmer.
1.-THE Price She Paid" the best
dramatic show production ever staged
on any showboat. At the river May s.
Miss Irene Brickey, of Mattingly,
will leave this week for Evansville to
be with her sister, Mrs. o. w. Sanders
C. C. Powers, Addison, was in Can
Melton Sunday to see his sister, Mrs.
Colard, who is seriously i'll at the age
of 70.
Mrs. Joe Sawyer and daughters,
Jane and Mayme Sawyer, were guests
of Mrs. J. H. Wills ia Louisville last
week.
"The Price She Paid" the big soci-
ETY. drama. A warning to women. My
success is quality-Emerson. See me
May 8.
Mr.. Heston and daughter, Miss Clara
Heston. of Hardinsburg, visited Mrs.
Ameil Oelze and Mrs. Helen Adams
last week.
Miss Pearl Hall has returned home
from Hawesville and has a position at
the Sanitary restaurant, the store of
her uncle, Mr.. Sam Brown.
Miss Louise Babbage and Miss
Mildred Babbage will 60 to Louisville
this week to visit Miss Florence Fair
leigh and Miss Addie Fairleigh.
Miss Harriet McCracken. of Hon
olulu, Mrs. A. N. McCracken and Nor.
ris McCracken, of Louisville. spent
the week. end with Mr. L. T. Reid and
Mrs. Reid.
We are now up with our paper hang
ing and can fill dates promptly. Our
line this season is an exceptional good
one. Samples brought right to your
home. Edward Gregory & Sons.
News has been received at Mating
ly that DR.. VIM. Howard. of Tenn
essee. formally Of Ball Town, was
coming back to his old home. His
friends and patrons will be glad to see
him return.
Miss Natalia Chaplain, bookkeeper
and stenographsr for Green Bros,
Falls of Rough, returned from LOUIS
willie last week, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Anita Chaplain.
Mrs. H. A. Dutsohke and four chill
dren, Viola, Lula, Clarence and
Thomas. Stephensport, were in Irving
ton recently visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Hardesty, Mr.. and
Mrs Sam Gilbert accompanied them.
Over 10000 rolls of pretty designs in
stock ready to hang on short notice.
Cut out the sample book agent and his
profit. When you buy wall paper from
us you get it direct from the mills,
saving the middle mans profits.
Edward Gregory & Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mattingly,
Buechcl. KY, were at Hardinsburg
and Kirk last week visiting relatives
and friends Mr.. Mattingly is running
large berry farm near Louisville and
making success of 1t.
Why Is 1t all the best class Of paper
hanging comes to us. Honest treat