The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-01-11

Hon. ID. III. Sewers returned to Frank.
fort last week. When questioned on mat
ters political, he said that in his opinion
Carlisle would go into the cabinet and
after the 4th OF March there would be
red hot times in the Legislature TO elect
his successor. He was entirely non
commital among the several aspirants
himself, but he said he thought Stone
from the First district would be felt in
the race. Mr.. Sewers will have pretty
large AK TO grind himself about March
4th, and he dosn't want TO leave any
gaps down. The CollectorshIp in the
Second district will go to some good
Democrat and Mug thinks he had as
well have II rs any one. He is a hustler
among the politicians, and the man that
gets in ahead OF him will have TO stir
himself late and early.
The Hardinsburg Fish and Game club
gave their annual banquet at Boards
Hotel last Saturday night. The occasion
was pleasant and enjoyable affair. The
club seems TO be a fixture here now, and
our town is quite proud Of the organiza-
ton. The club was organized about three
years ago, and is composed Of a number
Of the best men in the place. All Of
them are not capital hunters Of course,
but enough are sufficiently fond Of the
sport TO keep up a lively interest in the
organization. Last week they killed about
one hundred quail and when the time for
the supper arrived they had game in
abundance. The spread was elegant in
every particlar, and was enjoyed i'm
mensely by the large company that were
invited to partake of their hospitality.
Those present were as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Eskridge, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. T.. Haswell, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Beard,
Mr.. and Mrs. =. NJ. Beard, Mr.. and Mrs.
WIS. Beard, Messrs. J. b. Cox. w. f.
Hook, Marion Beard, I. J. Hook, b. f.
Beard, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hook, John
Haswell, jr., Mrs. Linnie Haswell, Jesse
Whitworth, Mrs. Matte Heston, Frank
Board, Miss Eva Hensley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. II. Withers, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Haswell, Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Babbage,
Miss Bette Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID.
Beeler, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Monarch, Mr..
and Mrs. George Miller, Mn. ID. II. Sc
vers and son, Miss Georgia Hawkins,
Stephensport, Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. IL. G.
Board, Miss Lizzie Eskridge, Miss Katie
Eskridge, NJ. II. Beard, Miss Sallie Rich
ardson, Union Star, Godfrey Haswell,
Ed. Beard, Miss Lucy Frank, Bewley-
vile, Miss Eva Board, Miss Hattie May,
Miss Matte Addison, Miss Emma May,
Mr.. and Mrs DIR. n. G. Moseley, Miss
Lille Scott, j. X. Eskridge, Miss Annie
DeJernett, Miss Bessie Beard, Miss Tida
Mercer, Mrs. q. w. Beard, Amos Board,
Miss Bette Hook, Claud Mercer, CART
Richardson, Union Star, Miss Lula Jolly.
THE "MUGBY JUNCTION" TEA PARTY.
The most enjoyable event Of the holi.
days was the Mugby Junction Tea Party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. q. p. Jolly, Tues.
day evening. The plot was, each young
lady should bring basket of lunch and
Mr.. Will Lennon should be auctioneer
and sell the baskets TO the gentleman
that bid the highest, and the gentleman
should eat the lunch with the young
lady who owned the basket. The amour,
Of money made was 5000 to be given "a
the NJ. +. church. The young ladies
present were Misses Stella and Lille
Scott, Ola and Matte Addison, Ida
and Matte Heston, Nellie Cox, Daisy
Mercer, Mary Board, Maggie and Bee
Miller, Annie L. Gardiner, Lizzie Board,
Eliza Board and Myrtle Fraize, of Nc
Daniels, Eva Hensley. Mary Bowmer.
The young gentlemen present we're
Messs. Frank and Milton Board, Joe
and Lloyd Cox, Morris, Ed. and Will
Beard, John and Godfrey Haswell,
Claud Mercer, Jesse Whitworth, jesse
Eskridge, JEFF Hook, Will Lennon and
| James Kincheloe.