The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-11-01
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Mrs. Cave, Mrs. Ashcraft's mother,
has been with her for a visit She left
Tuesday.
Miss Lena Drury returned home last
Saturday after visit to her sister, Mrs.
John Frakes.
Mrs. Wood Price is extremely iii,
pneumonia has set up and Doctor Pussy
fears the worst.
My little nephew, Thomas Hodge, of
Henderson, is recovering from serious
spell Of diptheria.
Mr.. X. II. hewitt and Mr.. w. IL.
Cough have been right sick, but are
travelling towards recovery.
Mrs. Julia Richardson Brown and
Mrs. Alice Brown, Ekron, were here on
a shopping expedition last week
Mrs. ii. G. Rawlings went with the
Masonic Home excursion 10 the Fair.
There was separate coach for visitors
or guests.
Mr.. II. c. Woodson has returned from
his second trip to the Fair. Mrs. Wood
son accompanied him as far as Louisville
but did not care to visit the Fair again.
Little Cornie Ditto, daughter of VIM.
M. Ditto, who was kicked by horse last
week and had three ribs broken, is play
ing around and is not seriously injured.
understand Mr.. Wariield will open
bakery, grocery and confectionery store
here November LIST, in the Moremen
property, one door below st Cloud
hotel t.H" la'
Miss Daisy Mcintyre was on the roll
OF honor at Logan College, Russellville,
for the second month. She is progress
ing finely in vocal and instrumental
music.
Miss j. Hardin, my friend, and Mrs.
]. w. Richardson are having delight
full visit to Holt, and certainly perfect
poems Of sunny days TO enhance their
pleasure.
Row. NJ. NJ. Benton has written us say
ing he would like to hold service here
again but as the Methodist church is
undergoing repairs, we asked him to
postpone his coming.
Miss Annie Fontaine is with Mrs.
Blanche Fontaine, deep in the mysteries
of dressmaking which is so mucn fine
art as any branch one can think of.
These ladies are adopts along the line.
DIR. John Hardin takes the cake on
corn for the year '93, but Judge Wool
folk comes in for the blue ribbon in the
pumpkin line. Saturday he sb1Nented
one to Mr.. r. II. hewitt weighing fifty
two pounds.
Mr.. Thos. II. Ditto was in Louisville
two weeks on the U. :. jury. Mo Vir-
tie Moorman, Ilardinsburg, spent the
time az Arlington with Mrs. Ditto and
little Virginia who is l.er own bright
self again.
My friends Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Shack
lett with their little daughter Bernie
paid me a visit last week. Mr. Shacklett
has had siege with typhoid fever and
is quite thin. DIR. John Shackett his
| b'oIhci 10 NJ" itSoNSilhB Houl uu dIIdCk
of fever.
Our correspondent FROM Lodiburg does
not even agree that the Third party men
will support the Hon. Chas Blanford.
Well, just hang your harp in the will
lows" and & to studying the ANA 55sis OF
the situation.
Mr.. Larry, who married Miss BERTHE
Brashear well known here, and who is
representing the drug firm OF PsfV Davis
Detroit, Michigan, was here last Friday
in the interest of his house. Mr.. Larry
is cultivated, travelled gentlspan.
What mighty power is good influ-
ence. Little Scott Grinnell was asked to
play ball Sunday. He said, "Oh! Miss
Nell Lewis, my Sunday School teacher
would be sorry and has asked us not to
break the Sabbath" We as mothers
appreciate her kind, thoughtful interest
Miss Mary Adams and Mr.. Dalrymple,
of Louisville, were married at Christ's
church last "Wednesday eve. Miss Mary
is a lovely young lady and is highly es-
teemed here as friend of Mrs. Martins
and Mrs. Y. T. HerndoD's family. DIR.
Will b Pussy was one of the ushers.
Miss lila May Richardson made her
debut last Monday receiving from to
| 10, assisted by number OF debutantes
of this season. Miss lila is graduate of
Wellesley College cultured in music and
altogether quite an attractive petite bru-
nette and ] bcspeak brilliant career
socially
A Presbyterian lady OF our community
has presented Mrs. DIR. Hardin a hand.
some contribution for the M. f. church.
Mr.. George Parker prominent attorney
Of this place thirty five years ago, and
now, wealthy resident of St. Louis, Mo-,
has remembered the church very gcner-
ously through his cousin Mrs. James
Lewis.
Mr.. James Lewis and Lawrence Lewis
engaged in one of their favorite pastimes
last week, making war against the
f.athered denizens Of the forest in Breck-
enrikRe county. Mr.. Lewis was once
yeritable nimrod, but of late years bust
ness and failing health have interiered
His fine dogs were poisoned by some
malicious person few weeks since.
Mrs JenniA phillina Uava mn aib acc;.l