The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-12-27

The Aid Social at Mrs. s. i. Woolfolk's
next Friday night. EVERYBODY go.
Miss IIilda Mattingly and brother,
Albert, were in town last Saturday.
Mrs. Sargent, Louisville, visited Mrs.
Dowdy and Mrs. Abe Ditto last week.
The oyster sdpper and auction will
come of tonight Monday at Masonic
Hall.
Mrs r. II. Brashear and children will
spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. f.
Wimp.
Miss Ida Edmonds and Beall Grinnell
will visit Mrs. John Mattinglys family
this week.
Willie and Charlie Casperke are at
home, as usual, for plum pudding and
mince pie.
Little Fannie Ditto has an abscess on
her ankle from which she has bnen quite
a sufferer.
DIR. w. b. Pusey has had la grippe, but
is steadily recuperating since he came to
his fathers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapel, Wathen spent
last week here and returned to Ovens
boro on Tuesday.
Typhoid fever has left Mrs. John
Howard with rheumatism and she isstill
not able to stand alone.
Every night this week is taken for an
entertainment of some kind. III tell
you about it next week
Mr.. Eugene Iiardesty Created" very
generously last Friday and he, in return,
was RENE mbered by his pupils.
Tom and Dee Pusey, Tom Farleigh,
Pete Fountaine and Pres Grinnell would
have loved TO have spent Christmas in
old b
Mrs. j. w. Richardson is at Valley
Station, with Mrs. Matte Adylotte and
will hear Patti January 9TH at the Aul-
itorium.
Mrs. @. G. Moremen is expecting her
sons, Bob, Charlie and Bert, home for
the holidays. Charles wife will accom-
pany him.
DIR. ]. r. Shacklett, Ekron, took din
ner with us last Saturday. Doctor has
entirely recovered and is looking quite
himself again.
That's all right about Brandenburg be-
ing left out last week. / didn't know
these letters were so missed till the nom
appearance Of one.
Miss Lena Richardson is home from
Frankfort, where she has made a pro-
tracted stay with her sister, Mrs. Clint
Bryant, who returned with her.
Joe McGhee, from the Mammoth,
louisville, ate Christmas turkey at home.
Hugh Ditto came up from Greensboro to
regale himself with home viands.
Mrs Young has rooms at the st Cloud,
where her son, Percy, and friend, Dick
Braur, also her niece, Miss Irma Gordon,
New Albany, are spending this week.
The Sunday school children of the NJ.
E. church were surprised last Sabbath
by receiving nice treat of fruit and con-
fectionery. Contributions were also
sent to our poor children.
heard one of our business men say
this was the most profitable Christmas
he had had for several years. A wagon
load Of toys have gone and other things
in proportion Hows that for stringency
old Hard Times, come again, etc. and so
on?
The bear at hewitt & Coughs looked
mighty tired Saturday and was evidently
signing for winter festivities to come
ne'er again. The music box RECALLED
sweet airs from heavy opera, while you
were waiting for chance on the silver
set.
The Jansen family were kindly re-
membered Christmas Day. A business
man on lower Main opened his purse
strings generously as did others. "He
that giveth to the poor, lendeth to the
Lord" If we wish to be happy, we must
make others happy.
Misses Mary Pusey, Hampton College;
Miss Agnes Malin, Conservatory OF
Music; Agnes Worand, st. Benedict;
Daisy Mcintyre; Logan College; Pearle
Wimp, Stuart Academy and Charlie
hewitt, Henry Maln, Robt. Malin are
here for their vacation. n
Main street presented a lively scene
last Saturday. Care was forgotten, hearts
were all young again, good will was the
ruling spirit to which the balmy weather
contributed no little. II a green X-mas
makes fat graveyard" we can expect
TO see the adage verified.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Miss Fannie Woolfork to Mr.. George
Frymire and Miss Hester Voolfolk to
Mr.. Elvice Wimp on Jan. Sd, at 2oclock
at the residence OF Judge j. f. Wool
folk, Meade Springs After the cere-
mony, a collation., then wedding trip
when George will take his bride TO reside
near Union Star Elvice will locate in
Greensboro. MAY these young friends
early find that true happiness lies not in
outward circumstances, but is found in
an inward world beyond the reach of
chance or change. Happiness need new
er be effected by external surroundings