The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-12-06
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hob bCSh luitt W.
Mr.. Warfed has arrived with his fam
| lily and stock Of goods.
Miss Mary Pussy, Of Louisville, spent
Thanksgiving at home.
DIV. lewis was in breckenridge last
week TO see after his fruit farm.
Miss Maude Herndon returned from
Louisville last Wednesday night.
Misses Agnes Malin and Agnes wor-
land have returned TO Louisville.
Advent is with ms which tells "Christ
is near" Christmas Christ is here.
Mrs J. X. Ditto is, visiting her sister
Mrs. Harvey English, near Stephensport.
Dick Ditto is graphing with Malarial
fever and will surely down it soon, and
we hope permanently.
Mr.. AL Smith, of John p. Morton q
Co., was here last week, welding the
bow as divinely as ever.
Mrs. Young and son, Percy, came down
from the city to eDjey Thanksgiving
with Mrs. blanche Fontaine.
Father Herbuth will preach next SUM-
day at st. George. Bro. Hagan Saturday
and Sunday at the Baptist church.
The Aid at Mr.. Bondurant's not only
had the "whirl and the catch" but good
old fashioned wesvely wheat was thrown
in.
MISSES Mamie and Alliene Murray
two of Clover's most attractive young
ladies are visitors of Mr.. James Lewis
family.
The beautiful" has made its debut
much to the sorrow of neat housekeep-
ing, but equally as much to the JOY Of
the Juveniles. l.
Still another girl baby at the parson-
age this time. Bro Cherry now has five
Of the female persuasion and is not sorry
that this is OF the same sex.
! Mr.. Ben Brashear, brother Of Mrs. w.
II. Richardson, of Louisville, and r. II.
Brashear, Owensboro, died at West
Point, KY, last Wednesday.
Will and Charlie Casperke with their
friends, Prof. Oscar Oily and Mr..
Bell all of Louisville, spent last Thurs
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Casperke.
Messrs. Charley Shacklett and Gabe
Board, pupils Of Hardinsburg Academy
spent Sunday here. The former with
Miss Ida Haynes, the latter with Miss
Virgil Rhodes.
heard our popular jailer say his dis
trict had the best teacher in the county.
Certainly Mr.. Eugene Hardesty should
feel uplifted for many excellent peda-
gogues tread her soil.
Misses Ethel and lula Williams, of
West Point, KY, gave a handsome din
ner and reception last Thursday. Miss
Ella Hendricks and Mr.. c Bradley.
Long Branch, were among the guests.
Miss Jennie Ditto returned last We'd
nesday from Enron, where she has been
nursing her little friend, Lydia Guedry,
who has had typhoid fever am glad
to know Lydia is better and that Miss
Mollie Board is out.
What's the matter with that Custom
correspondent? Just like an old young
bachelor when he does take upon him
self matrimonial vows he's all devotion.
Get over that honey moon, my, my, amp
take up the pen this week for little
while anyhow. We miss you.
Ever so many dinners last Thursday
neighbors, relatives, friends all gathered
in for feast and good cheer. The spread
at the ST. Cloud was fine. The poor and
needy were not forgotten. No serious
sickness prevails. tranquility and
peace lowered like white winged dove
over hearts and homes.
The artists on east main have eclipsed
themselves in all former achievements
by giving to the public some realistic
photos of the "Bald Headed Group"
Seven OF our prominent citizens posed
in graceful attitudes. Mr.. r. II. hewitt
is offering some five at dollars ahead(col.
lectively of course) or six at reduced
figures. First come, first served
N. B.-The wives of said group are
not bidding.
The Messenger brings on another
prominent official or politician and in
sinuates that "elbow grease" is not one
OF his characteristics. hope he may
not need the exercise Of muscle and
sinew in Legislative Halls. But there's
no telling, such things have occurred.
But one thing sure we want him to exer-
else one member OF his anatomy freely.
An "unruly member st. Paul says
Govern it according to the demands,
but let it be heard in all the yeas and
nays and answer present" at every roll
call !, you remember, first nominated
this town man believing he'd make
record to which the county could point
with pride. We all believe it and hope
he'll succeed hImselfa and when he comes
home that wife'must let him rest on his
oars.
The Union Thanksgiving services last
Thursday took us out OF the world Tor
awhile and gave us holiday time. Bro.
Hapan conld not he nresent BRO Charr,,