The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-07-05
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DIR. Pusey, wife and daughter, returned
from Chicago last Friday.
Rev. w. c. Hayes, lIawesville, preach
cd at the Methodist church last Wednes-
day night.
Little Clara Wimp, Enron, spent last
week with her grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Wimp.
Mrs. Hunts little daughters, from
Woodland, spent last week with Lula and
Minnie Bland.
Mrs. Wathen has at last said good
bye" to host Of friends and is now with
her husband in Greensboro.
Judge Rawlings has been unable 10 be
at his Office for week. An acute neu-
ralgic pain in the back has confined him
to the house.
Mrs. G. G. Moremen has offered her
large and beautiful yard TO the Methodist
ladies for a lawn fete. They will accept
later in the season.
This paper says Judge Voolfolk is men
toned as a prospective candidate for
State Senator. The Judge has been tried
as an official and was not found wanting.
In letter from Judge G, c. Fairleigh
to the deputy clerk he says: ave will
visit PinkneyvilIe, Ill, and be in st. Louis
on the fourth, and home about the eight
or ninth"
The supper for Methodist church here
last Thursday night was highly gratifying
to the ladies in every particular. About
seventy dollars was realized with very
few expenses.
! notice Gus. Brown, of Cloverport,
named as a probable candidate for the
Legislature. Gus is one OF Meade coun-
tvs brightest young men and we would
feel proud OF his election from Brecken-
ridge.
Misses Lille and Nirgie Rhodes, Bess.
Allen and Daisy McIntire were guests OF
Miss Ella Hendricks, Long Branch, last
week. They, with other young folks,
were delightfully."- entertained by Miss
| Ella at luncheon on last Friday
hewitt 4 Cough are nothing ii not pro-
gressive. In their corner drug store they
| have Just added substantial new safe
and a cash register, which is not only a
great aid in keeping correct accounts be.
tween buyer and seller but also hand
some piece of furniture.
The "giddy chaperones" are in di-
lemma. They fully appreciate the COM
pliment from the Messenger, but as anx-
ious as they are to "sp the nectar and
| ambrosia" awaiting them, they dare not
| now approach one on the subject OF
acting as duenna on the occasion.
Miss Jennie Hardin and Mrs. II. Il.
Grinnell visited Big Spring last week, as
guests of Mrs. Ben GARRISON, Mrs. Stroth-
er and Mrs. John Hardin. A church
supper was given Friday and Saturday
nights by the Methodist ladies which was
decided success, notwithstanding the
rain. Big Spring is hard to excel when
it comes TO enjoyable entertainments and
true hospitality. A visit to the little
town means cordial welcome and pleas
ant sojourn all around.
Very few of us have such real things to
talk about that we do not at all times dis
cuss the petty and ignoble. Oh! OF
course none OF MS will admit not to be in.
terested in the good, the beautiful, the
true" and yet how we lay it aside for
criticism of the affairs Of our neighbors
and friends The "small bees" of personal
gossip is quite popular and tongues dip
ped in gall' are not uncommon with us
all when angry passions rise. Could we
only reflect for moment we could see
that to wound ones own seli-respect OF
another's is losing game, a mighty poor
investment. We never lose anything by
golden silence even from a brilliant at.
tack upon us or our opinions.
When you see Messrs. James Lewis
Chas. Casperke, ST., q. II. Casperke, L.
J.. Lewis, Morgan Richardson, and per.
haps DIR. Pusey, ensconsed on the com.
Portable, shady side of Main, it's la Chi.
cago. No trouble TO gather an audience
for the party took the Fair in from an ed.
ucational, liberal standpoint, and can be-
stow most interesting and valuable infor.
nation to those who expect to go, or fol-
those not so fortunate. Mr.. Lewis is en-.
Unused over the exhibits and says: go
| If You have TO stint for the next five
years" A good many from here will
make the trip in August and some as late
as October.s
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Voolfolk gave the
young and old people a most enjoyable
dance last Monday night There is SO
little amusement here for the young that
this came as draft of the elixir OF life
and acted AZ wonderful tonic and rcviv-
flying medicine, which is just as essen.
tial for lively, warm hearts, brm full OF
music and dance as the rains and God
given dew for flowers. A card OF thanks
to our clever Sheriff and his most excel
lent wife.
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