The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-04-05

II certainly speaks we'll for Cloverport
and the pupils in Prof. Browns school,
TO send four specimens OF Art TO the
Worlds Fair.
That dear, sweet girl, and former pupil
Of mine, Rosie Mattingly, has gone TO
New Jersey and entered the convent,
SISTERS of Peace"
Mrs. r. II. hewitt took Will Grinnell,
Chas. hewitt, Misses Lena Richardson
and Eula Neafus TO Easter services at st.
Martins, Flaherty.
Miss Ida Powell went TO Louisville
last week TO consult DR.. Will Pussy about
her eyes. Wills Meade county friends
never forget him. Stick to him.
d. w. Lewis has been walking with
cane. Not from old age don't think, but
Dennie, like myself, has suffered from
cold and is still feeling the effects.
The "Aid Social" met at DIR. and Mrs.
Pusey's last Friday night. A good crowd
was present and as all of Mrs. Pusey's
entertainments are pleasant, this was no
exception.
Miss Bertha Lewis, her friend, Miss
Mcclure, and Miss Mary Pussy left Mon
day to resume their school duties at We'll
lesby college. Miss Lula Lewis went
with the party to visit a month in the
city.
Mr.. Tom Howard, the clever and &C.
commodating proprietor of Towards ho-
tel, has closed his popular hotel and will
launch into other enterprises. His many
friends wish him success in his new I'M
dertaking.
The three Missionary Societies in the
NJ. f. Church united and gave very in
teresting and instructive entertainment
last Sunday night. The children deserve
special mention for the manner in which
they recited.
Mrs. b. F. Willett ran down from
Frankfort last week to see her friend,
Mrs. Blanche Fontaine. She was solic-
tied to teach Spring term here, but de-
clined. She will be our teacher in this
district the ensuing fall.
Stainer's daughter of Jairus" was
sung Easter night at Broadway Methodist
church. Miss Roberta Richardson is a
member Of the choir, and / heard her
sweet contralto voice much compliment
ed.
My most intimate and congenial friend,
Mrs. S. +. R., has beautiful diamond
ring. Where, when, how? l have
heard q larger briliiants lately but sure
ly ndSe of purer water than my friends.
had pleasant call from my young
friends, Bertha and Mary. Miss Bertha
Lewis will receive her certificate in June
from WELLESLEY, which is just the eime as
a diploma in English. Mary Pussy has
another year after this.
Mr.. John Howard will leave MS soon
for Greensboro. Mr.. Howard is a most
excellent, upright citizen, and he will be
missed by the community. He was in
Owensboro recently and was 80 carried
away with the city that he determined To
move there.
The Hon. Gus is back, if I'm rightly
informed, but he didn't bring the pie
But he may have it sent. The Hon. B.
F. Willett has also been to the Capital
city for a piece, but what kind, whether
fine or superfne, cannot learn.
Mr.. Tom Ditto lost a fine milk COW last
week. He had her dehorned, when SSe
took cold and died. But the gentleman
is not grieving over trivial matters, for
that baby is such rainbow of promise
that he views the world through rose
tinted glasses entirely.
Miss Ida Powell's class OF little girls
have formed themselves into society OF
"Willing Workers" to meet once month
and sew. They have made quite nice
quilt and are now making aprons. The
proceeds of this little society will go to-
wards putting pavement before the
Baptist church.
Some persons have their gardens plant
ed, while others are just ploughing. If
the ground continues warm and vegeta-
ton booms, the early gardener is the
smart man. Vice versa, the late gar dem
err crows over his neighbor and says,
"What did l tell you" Just so in ev-
erything in life. Trust to luck and the
lucky man is the one you hear from. The
other poor fellow is no longer a shining
member but luckless.
! do hate to give up our best people,
people OF our own kind. 1t makes me
"sorter" mad at Owensboro because Hon.
Chapeze wathqh has located there to
practice his profession, and still "mad-
der" when know his sweet and charm
ing wife will, sooner or later, join him.
But, ayoung, ambitious, professional man
with Mr.. Observation-Disclosures will nat
urally seek wider fields and more lucra-
tive points.
The correspondents OF the Messenger
are putting forth their best reportorial
efforts for the fifty dollar prize. They
are writing good letters too. and such
newsy ones. My old friend and neighbor,
big Spring. III. W. j." seems to be
given the precedence. He is original,
witty, and spicy. He knows how to
make hit with his vein OF humor, and
again, he can be as pathetic as Upper.
So you correspondents look to your lau-
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