The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-06-16
Misses Eva and Elizabeth May, spent
the week end in Owensboro.

the week end in Greensboro.
Ernest Hardaway was here Monday
talking oil.
Store for sale; storehouse for sale OF
remit. F. Sawyer.
William Hoffius and Burn Lewis we're
In Louisville Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Burden and
children, OF Sample, were here Sunday
to visit his brother, Garfield Burden.
Mr.. and Mrs c. V. Robertson, of
Hardinsburg, leave Friday for
months stay. in II endersonville, N. c.
/ Mrs. ]. Byrne Sewers and son, Hugh
Barrett, went to Louisville Saturday to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs Barrett.
Announcement has been received of
the arrival Of son at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Murray, of Selma,
Ala.
!. Byrne Sewers will go to Dawson
Springs this week to attend the drug
gists' convention in the interest of his
company.
Mrs. Robert Polk and daughter, Miss
Lillian Polk, and granddaughter, Miss
Alice Eubanks, have arrived home from
Chattanooga.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Harper, of Sc
bree, and John Davis Gregory, of Louis
Vile, attended the funeral of Leonard
Gregory Friday.
Mrs. Chas Lightfoot went to Louis
vile Friday, returning home, she stop
ped off at Brandenburg for short visit
to Mrs. Ella Gregory.
Mrs. John Z. Leitch and son, John C..
Leitch, Jr.. arrived from Pittsburgh,
Wednesday night to visit at the home Of
DIR. Charles Lightfoot
Lost pair of gold eye glasses with roll
spring Sunday morning on street be-
tween my store and Mr.. Jarboe's resi-
dence. J. T. O'Connell.
DR.. Thos. Cain and Mrs. Cain and
little daughter came in Monday from
North Dakota to visit his brother, Roy
]. Cain, near Bewleyville.
Mrs. Forrest Pate and son, Lewis, will
accompany little Miss Fife Dram to St.
Louis next Saturday to be with her
brother, Burton Dram, this summer.
Mrs. Ernest Gregory and son, Edward
Gregory, have arrived from Little Rock,
Ark. Mr.. and Mrs Gregory will go to
housekeeping in his residence on the
East Side.
John D. Babbage spent Wednesday at
Olympian Springs in attendance at the
Kentucky Press meeting Mr. Babbage
enjoyed shaking hands with all his
friends and meeting few new members.
Mrs John Martin, of Highland Park,
has arrived to spend several weeks with
Mrs Jas. w Miller and Mrs. Gardner
Board. She will be joined by Mr..
Martin, who will accompany her home.
Mrs. V. G.. Babbage was called to
Pineville Monday to be with her son,
Wallace Babbage, who has typhoid
fever. He has been i'll eight days. His
condition has not been pronounced sc.
rious
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pate write from
Louisville that they are well satisfied in
their new home. Mrs. Pate said she
could not do without The Breckenridge
News as 1t seemed just like letter from
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cooper gave de-
lightful reception at their home Thurs
day night in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick Hobson, of Gracey, KY, who were
here on their bridal trip. They were
charming young people and the guests
enjoyed meeting them.
Mrs. Marion Ryan left Monday for
Louisville to visit Mrs. Cross three
weeks. The many friends of Mrs.
Ryan are glad indeed that she is recov-
ering from a serious attack of rheuma-
tism, and will take charge of her work
at the Kentucky Children's Home July l.
| Large crowd went on the Homer
Smith excursion boat Saturday. Every.
body enjoyed the trip. Among those
who went we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton
Scott, Miss Ola Fallon, Susie and Rose
Newton, Jane Smith and Ella Smith,
Mrs Geer, Mrs. Marion Weatherholt.
News has been received here from
Louisville that Myron Norman, form
erly or this place, had met with seri.
GUS accident at the Bonon brick plant
i He ,uas decendinu q ladder when he fell