The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-06-07
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last thursday.
Mr. Charley Andersan, of Custom, wal
in town last week.
Mr.. VIM. returned from Louisvil,
last Monday night.
Miss Lille May Shacklettis at home tc
spend her vacation.
Mr.. VIM. Hilf and daughter were in
town trading last week.
Mr.. Tim McAuliffe returned to his
home at Mudraugh last Thursday.
Mr.. George warfeld, Of Elizabethtown
is visiting his brother, DIR. Warfield
Mr.. Joe Saunders and wife, Of Garrett,
were in town last Monday shopping
Mr.. John Ditto, of Louisville, was in
town Monday with new line of samples.
Messrs. John Hoben and j. I. Massey
attended church at Mt. Merino last Sun
day.
Mrs. Gus Warfeld, of Long Grove, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Dan Richard
son.
Messrs. Lee Owens and Ed Crawford,
travelling men, were in town last Mon
day.
Mrs. Sue Bruner and daughters visited
Mrs. Alice Richardson, near Custom, last
week.
Mrs. Lewis and children, of Glover
port, are visiting the family of Mr.. j. Ii.
Hoben.
Mr.. James Bondurant, OF Brandenburg,
visited Mr.. Gene Guedry several days
last week.
Mr.. Nc. Richardson left last Tuesday
to attend the commencement at Lynn
land College.
Messrs. X. II. Pennington and A. I.
Amett, travelling men of Louisville, were
in town last Friday.
Miss Ola McGill returned from pleas
ant visit to relatives in Hardinsburg and
Cloverport last Wednesday.
Mrs. d. S. Roberts and daughter, Miss
Matte, left last Monday to attend the
commencement exercises at Lynnland
College.
Mr.. G. G. Smith, OF Custom, and Mr..
Geo. Wrather, of Falls OF Rough, were
shaking hands with friends here last
Thursday. n
DR.. and Mrs. Willett, Mr.. Will Brown
and wife, and Mr.. Blant Shacklett and
wife attended the commencement at
Lynnland College last Wednesday.
Mrs d. S. Roberts and daughters, Mat
tie and Jennie, and Mr.. Nc, Richardson
returned from Lynnlani last Thursday.
They did not visit Mammoth Cave as
they expected on account of high water.
Work was commenced on the new hotel
last Wednesday. Messrs. Dowell and
Bramlett have the contract. They have
already received brick and lumber. If
the weather is favorable in the course OF
a few months it will be ready for the
landlord, Mr.. E. A. Guedry.
We noticed that the estimable wife Of
II. w. j. had been to purchase hats in
Brandenburg. What has become of the
milliner at Big Spring? We thought
that that place was such haven of re-
fuge her residents would be 10th to go
anywhere else to trade.
What is the matter with the Meade
Messenger She is falling back into her
old way Of day late. 1t seems her cor
respondents have lost interest in their
letters. Some OF them do not appear for
a course If several weeks. Where is
Meade County Boy? We would enjoy
another of his witty letters.
1t was no small crowd that listened to
the music rendered by Messrs. Hickerson
and Richardson on last Saturday night
"Prof. Elsie" with his witty songs and
splendid voice, before he is aware OF the
fact, will captivate the hearts of some Of
his fair listeners. AS to Mr.. Lee, it is as
natural for him to bring forth sweet
strains from his violin as it is for him to
smile when he sees his best girl.
WE KNOW
That Mr.. Cox has pet crow. He says
he is teaching it to talk and the first word
he wants il to say is Sweetheart" when
a certain young lady comes in the store.
That the girls all say Charley Anderson
has lovely blue eyes.
That Gene Guedry and Jas. Warfeld
look quite business like coming in with
their little wagon load of an. t." egg
cases.
That Sam Kendall shipped the first
spring chickens OF the season last week.
That Nc. Richardson was almost drown
ed by the water dripping of of young
lady's umbrella while waiting for the
train.
That Mrs. VIM. Hill, of Garrett, pur-
chased three lovely hats OF our milliner,
Miss Mollie Board, last week. a4s
Death will follow the use OF Liquor,
Morphine or Tobacco with the same
certainty that night follows day If you