The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-06-28
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to Irvington last Tuesday.
Mrs. Tom McCans and children visited
Mrs. j. X. Bramlett last week.
Miss Katie Thompson, of near Custom,
was in town trading last week.
10. Cosby and Emmett Daugherty
went to Brandenburg Saturday.
Mr.. L. A. Guedry and son, Gene, went
to Brandenburg last Wednesday.
Mr.. ]. d. Hardin, of Brandenburg, was
in town last week electioneering.
Mr.. Massey, OF Andyville, visited his
son, j. I. Massey, last Wednesday.
Messrs. West and Campbell, of Pates-
vile, visited Miss Eula Richardson last
Sunday.
Messrs. Tom McCans, Ed. Smith and
Press Richardson visited in our town last
Sunday.
| Mr.. S. NJ. Wrather and Miss Ola McGill
attended the laying of the corner stone at
st. Martins.
Messrs. r. T. O'Bryan and Gus w.
Richardson made flying trip to the city
last Tuesday.
Mr.. Fred Kaye, of Vine Grove, was in
town last week looking after the interest
Of his firm.
Mr.. Alex Montgomery was in town last
week en- route to Louisville with two car
loads OF stock.
Mr.. Tom McDonough, of Woodland,
was the guest of Mr.. Joe Cosby several
days last week.
Mr.. Lawrence Bewley and Maud Os-
borne, of Custom, visited Mrs. J. X. Bran
lett last Sunday.
Mr.. Joe Cosby went to Fairfield last
Sunday to see his best girl. May be he
did but doubt it.
Miss Nettie Fullenwider and brother,
Master Perry, of Alton, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. J. X. Bramlett.
Mr.. j. t.. Jones and little daughter,
Bette, and Miss Hattie Warfeld, visited
friends at Rock Haven last week.
Mr.. j. o. Cosby and Miss Board, Mr..
J. 7. Massey and Miss Daugherty attend
ed church at st. Martins last Sunday.
Miss Kyler returned to her home at
Patesville last Sunday. We think she
also carried off some of our boys hearts.
10 1. a,hnp1 n,I III.
sweetheart who is so in love i'm
AGNES that he would surely die il she
should only smile TN another.
Miss Ola McGill went to Hardinsburg
last Saturday, her home in the future.
We were 10th to give Miss Ola up, but
such is life, "Sweet William"
Rev. Father Riley, of Daviess county,
was in town last Wednesday, EN- route to
st. Martins to be present at the laying of
the corner stone of the new church.
The young people organized club
here last Saturday, object fun and amuse-
ment for the summer months. 1t is
known as the Enron Croquet and Lawn
Tennis Club.
Masters O'Connell and Daugherty re-
turned from Gethsemani College last
Tuesday. O'Connell was awarded the
gold medal as the most promising pupil
of the school.
We were very much disappointed when
we received word that the select dance to
be given at Sulphur Springs last Wednes-
day was declared off. We hope it will be
renewed with more success and we will
be so fortunate as to receive an invitation.
Don't forget the picnic on the 10Th of
July. We hope to meet all of our old
friends on that day and their father sis
ter, mother, brother-all who hold each
other dear, to say nothing of the bellies
and their beaus.
Our little town is all excitement over
the musical talent displayed by Master
PercyFullenwider. he is thirteen years old
leader of a band, and showed a talent for
music at the early age OF four years. He
surpasses any one have ever heard han
die the bow, and holds fortune in the
talent he possesses.
This week has been a week of mishaps.
One OF our young ladies killed snake
measuring four feet long. The special on
Friday killed large Plymoth Rock roos-
ter for Mrs. Matte Roberts. Last, but
not least my poor little pet chicken died
OF the gaps"
The following crowd attended the lay
ing OF the corner stone at St. Martins last
Thursday; Mrs. CART Richardson, Mrs.
DR.. Willett, Mrs. w. L. Archer; Misses
Melissa Archer, Mollie Board, Matte and
Jennie Roberts, Lille May Shacklett;
Messrs. j. T. Massey, j. o. Cosby and Tim
McAulifie.
AS No. So passed us on Friday night
sealed envelope was given to the agent
for Mrs. d. S. Henry marked Telegram,
important" Thinking something serious
had befallen our friend David, Mr.. ]. T.
Jones secured horse and at break-ueck
speed delivered the message. We pa
tiently awaited his return TO learn the
contents. 1t runneth thus, evil not be
home tonight. Am ordered to Ovens
boro by the Company" Some one re-
marked that Mr.. Jones ought to charge