The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-06-02

Miss Georgia White has returned
home from Memphis, after a visit to
Mrs. Edwin Bell
Miss Eunice Jennings arrived from
Owensboro yesterday to spend week
with her parents.
James Jabine, of New Orleans, is ex-
pected soon by his grandmother, Mrs.
Jennie 5. Newsom.
G.. p. Burdette, Mattingly, aud Gabe
Haynes, Union Star, sold their hogs in
Louisville last week at ~. 20.
Jas. S. Younger, of Louisville, and
Jesse Payne, cashier of The First State
Bank, will be in Cloverport today.
Miss Margaret Peyton has accepted
position as stenographer in the Office at
the L., ii. * St. l.. X. X. shops here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Tindle and two
children, Irwin II. and Eloise, Lexing-
ton, came Monday to visit relatives at
Patesville.
Mrs. Earl Weatherholt came from
Owensboro Monday to make Cloverport
her home. She will be joined by Mr..
Weatherholt soon.
Miss Adde G. Ditto and Mr.. Carlton
Hart, of Louisville, will arrive Saturday
evening to spend Sunday the guests of
Miss Mildred Babbage.
Mrs. r. NJ. Pennick and son, Charles
Edward, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sawyer and
daughters, Jane and Mayme, spent
Tuesday in Louisville
Ike Meyer, travelling salesman, was i'll
Cloverport last week. Mrs. Meyer has
just returned to their home in Louisville
after visit to Chicago.
Mrs. W. l.. Adams went to Webster
last Tuesday to see her grandmother and
aunt, Mrs. Ralph Knott and Mrs. Leona
Addison, of Oklahoma.
Miss Leonora McGavock entertained
the Friday Club Thursday afternoon
The members will be entertained this
week by Miss Katherine Wroe.
Miss Jennie Warfield has returned
home from Rolf, KY, where she visited
her aunt, Mrs. Mary Haynes, who cele-
brated her ninety-fourth birthday.
Miss Tena Jordan, Bewleyville, was
called to Mystic last week to see her
sister, Mrs. Mary Beauchamp, who was
badly hurt in a runaway accident.
Claude Mercer is in attendance with
Governor McCreary at the Confederate
Reunion at Richmond, Virginia. He
will return the third or fourth of June.
Will Watkins, of St. Joseph, Mo, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Oglesby last week. Mr.. Watkins came
especially to see his sister, Mrs. Carrie
Chick.
Fairleigh Meador, wife and six chill
dren and Jim Hook, of the Freedom
neighborhood, went to Arlington, Neb.
| last WICK W iiidhS tildl pidSS thNi Ia
ture home.
Mrs, II. ID. Ross and sons, Randall
Ross and Joseph ID. Ross, and daughter,
Miss Dona Ross, will leave the first of
next }week for their home in Parkers-
burg, w. Va.
Miss Eudora McGlothlan Younger
celebrated the eighth anniversary of her
birthday Thursday afternoon. She was
given party at her home in Louisville
at IIlS East Broadway.
The Hon. Claude Mercer, one of Ken
tucky's two Dixie highway commission
ers, is invited to speak at the Dixie
highway celebration in Elizabethtown
tomorrow.
Make E. Brashear, of West Point, was
elected delegate and Miss Thelma
Brashear alternate to attend the annual
conference of the Epworth League,
which meets at Glasgow June l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. w. Miller, of 1.-THE
Oaks" had as their guests Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. NJ. Withers, Mr.. and Mrs
H. M. Beard, little Miss Nancye Kinche.
loe, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Beard and
little son, Jas, w of Hardinsburg.