The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-10-20
FALLS OF ROUGH

FALLS OF ROUGH
Mrs. Ruby Whittinghill and little
son, Pete, of Trisler, we're the guests
Stone, Saturday.
Mrs. A. X. Fisher, Cloverport. spent
a week with Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Fisher, of Rockville.
Mrs. Nellie Hoskins. of Glen Dean,
chaperoned a party of young people
to the show at Hardinsburg, Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Charlie Fisher and her guest
Mrs. A R. Fisher, Cloverport, spent
the weekend at Fordsvile, the guests
of DR.. Rogers and family, and they
also visited Mrs. Arthur Smith and
Mr.. Smith before returning home.
DR.. Charlie Stone, Mrs Stone and
children, Annie Mary, Charline Hood,
Margaret and Charlie Stone, Jr, Wis
tied his father and mother. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. w. Stone, recently DR.. Stone
and family. will leave quite soon for
Florida where they will spend the
winter
Miss Lena Beauguard was the guest
of Miss Birdie Baxter, Sunday.
Mr.. William Chancellor and family
visited at Sanford DeHaven's, Sun
day.
Claude Burton and Miss Audry
Harl. of Evansville, Ind, we're guests
, of Mrs Ed Stone and Mr.. Stone,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Cary, of Rockvale, en-
tertained Mrs John Haswell, a Re-
publican speaker. of Louisville
Miss Jennie Green is visiting in
Louisville.
Mrs. Margaret Dean Cornwell and
daughter, Miss Mary Cornwell, of
New York City, are touring in the
West. They are at Colorado Springs,
but they plan to visit Pixies Peak and
many other interesting places before
returning home. Mrs Cornwell is a
former Breckenridge county girl, and
she is doing fine in our wonderful
metropolis; her two children have
climbed the heights in the world of
fine arts, and her son, Charles Dean
Cornwell of New York City, is one
of the foremost illustrators of today
Mrs. Nettie Harl and daughter.
Miss Audry Harl, of Evansville, Ind,
are visiting her sister Mrs. Crit Bur-
ton. and Mr. Burton, this week
Mrs Henry Cary, of Rockvale,
was in Hardinsburg, Sunday.
Mrs, Eva Barnard, of Beaver Dam,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. T. F.
Butler. at Shreve.
! Mrs Crit Burton entertained twenty
4 her visitors from Evansville
Mrs Sue Chambliss Mercer, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Parson, Preston Par
-,
Moorman, and Mr. Norman. motored
down from Leitchheld, Sunday, to
the Chambliss farm. their old home.
brought their dinners with them, and
spent several hours investigating the
old place. "a
Many from here went to Hardins-
burg, Sunday, and attended the fun
eral of Roy Moorman.
A protracted meeting is in progress
at Macedonia church, but it is in too
busy a season to attract large crowds.
+ Mr.. Sanford DeHaven's mules ran
away with him in the wagon. one day
last week; his check lines broke when
they become frightened and he had
to jump for his life, though he only
received few bruises, but his wagon
and team went over the bluff One
of the mules was considerably skinned
up. but nothing was greatly damaged.
! Ben Johnson spoke to a crowded
house and an appreciating audience
All went away stronger in the faith
of Democratic victory at the poles
in November
Mr.. and Mrs. less Lanham and
children. Lillian May. and Raphial,
visited Mr. and Mrs Harry Whiting
hill. and family. at Trsler. Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Pardon and
children, Grace Nell. Earnestne and
Make. we're Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs Silas Cummings.
Gwyn Dawson has finished the re-
pairing of his motorcycle and it's as
good as new now.
Farmers are wonderfully busy, cut
ting tobacco, corn. pea hay and max
ing up their sorghum
| Ladies, have you read the League
of Nations convenant? All who have
not done so. should read it before the
election 1t is not safe to trust to
hear say on so vital question. Get
true copy and read it for yourself.
Get first hand knowledge of this great
and wonderful covenant 1t should
not have a political issue with only
one party. but both of the great par
ties should have stood for it. and rati-
fed the treaty. For the League of
Nations seems to be the only route
open to a world peace. A Covenant
that will render all wars impossible.
for when the World is disarmed. and
the soldiers all sent home to follow
the peaceful pursuit of life there will
be no incentive to war on their fellow
man. But so long as great standing
armies are kept, the nations will want
to use them and thus precipitate war.
like Germany, whose great army was
once the boast of all the world And
their vanity went to their heads for
the Kaiser vainly believed that he
could whip all creation. thus become
ruler of the earth
| believe that every woman should
go to the polls in November and vote