The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-06-14
CUSTOM.

MI. JOHH Dtdu WIS III UOWH lhSt week
Mrs. S. T.. Bate, Louisville, is visitin,
Mrs. Munford
Miss Laura Smith was at home las
Sabbath onsa short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Lewis have beer
visiting Mr.. r. J. Patteson.
Miss Mamie Board, of Garfield, is Wis
iting Mrs. G. A. Meador, Big Spring.
For SALE-One grade Holstein COW
and calf. Calf six days old. II. l.. Bell
Our postoflice has been moved from
the depot TO Mr.. Cundiff's new dru,
store.
Bro. Croker preached last Sabbath in
our town to very large and attentive
= audience.
Bro. Croker went last Monday tC
Clifton, South Carolina, to visit his
mother and sister. ..s.Egt
Misses Lille Midlothian, Ellen Hern'
don and Ermine Munford attended
church here Sunday.
Mr.. J. Morgan Richardson and wife, Of
Brandenburg, have been visiting their
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Geoage H. And
erson.
Speaking of slick citizens and shrewd
men, ask our Mr. G.. &. Smith how he
got ahead of certain railroad "duck"
last month.
Mr. Steve Payne, OF Fordsville, was in
our town last Saturday and purchased
three ponies of our pony man." Mr..
Dick Basket.
Miss Eveline Taylor, one ofLouisvile's
most charming and beautiful young
ladies, is visiting relatives and friends
near Custom.
Mrs. Judge Voolfolk, Mrs. Mac H.
Meador, Oklahoma, and Miss Mamie
Means, Elizabethtown, are visiting Mr.
Thos. McCans.
Mrs. u. T. Stith and Mrs. VIM. Cain
made short visit to the city last week
and Mrs. Stith purchased fine upright
Steinway piano.
Mr.. T. r. Young, the lightning tele-
grapher from the Union Office, Louis
vile, spent few days with his parents
near Sandy Hill.
Mr.. George Drury, Bewleyville, passed
through our town last Thursday enroute
to the commencement at Pewee Valley.
He has sister there at school.
Messrs. Dick Wade, Allen Ammet and
Rob Pennington, three of the handsom-
est and most popular drummers on the
road, struck our town last week.
Mr.. Sam Dowell, the old correspondent
for the News, has treated himself this
spring to brand new columbia" bug
gy, purchased from our agent, G. @.
Smith.
Mr.. James L. Simpsons school will
close next Saturday for the present SEES
sion, and the patrons are little fearful
OF getting Mr.. Simpson as teacher again
in the fall as he is thinking of taking
situation in Evansville, Ind.
Say, one notices some very funny as
well as strangely gotten up ideas in some
of the local columns OF our paper and
one in particular reads like this The
leash store" is paying "half cash" for
wool. Why not write it the Half Cash
store. See
Mrs. G. A. Meador and charming little
daughter, Kathrine, +. w. Jones and
wife, Mrs. Miller, and little grand-daught-
ers, Ada and Media Beard, Misses Sallie
and Maggie Moremen were over at our
town last Wednesday visiting their old
neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs @. G. Smith.
Well, notice that Ekron "poet" is
shooting "of'' again with some of his
Gown production" So OF course We don't
want to feel that we cannot keep abreast
OF the times in poetry as well as any
thing else. So here goes some more of
our late work and tolls, which we think
is great improvement over our first
Girl in the parlor talking to her beau,
In steps the "sherifn
And takes out all the furniture. II