The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-08-23
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George Worland has been quite sick.
Clarence Neafus was at home last
week.
Will and Charley Casperke are enjoy
ing sojourn at home.
Misses BERTHE and lila Richardson Wis
tied DIR. and Mrs. Pusey last week.
Miss Rhea Merrill, of Louisville, is
with her friend Miss Bertha Lewis.
: ! understand repairs in NJ. f. Church
will be commenced in the near future.
An ice cream supper for M. f. Church
is on the program for tonight, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Lewis left last
week to visit relatives in Memphis, Ind.
Mrs. ii. b. Grinnell is busy reorganiz-
ing her music class for the fall and win
ter term.
Prof. Riley from Georgetown was here
a few days recently in the interest OF his
College.
Hon. Chapeze Wathan has returned
from business trip to Louisville and is
here with his wife and babe.
Mrs. Blanche Fontaine gave the many
visitors to our town very pleasant en-
tertainment last Tuesday night.
The young folks are having jolly
good time picnicing and partying. Only
one youth-"make hay while the sun
shines"
Mrs. D. w. Fairleigh and children,
OF Louisville, arrived at Mrs. James
Farleigh's last Friday to spend week
or two with relatives:
Bob Malin will go to Mt. Sterling, KY,
to become pupil, in Maj. Fowler's Mil
itary School. Bob is fine boy and has
the best wishes of us all.
Miss Mary Pusey planned pleasant
picnic for Sulphur Springs last Wednes-
day. About twenty young people with
Mrs. Young as chaperone composed the
party.
have nothing to say relative to the
candidates for State Senate. The Mes
senger and News are all sufficient. It's
"Greek meet Greek" Diamond cut
diamond"
Tom Fairleigh is here from Padaucah
to see his parents, Judge Fairleigh and
wife. Tom has not been we'll and has
been confined to his bed for day or two
since his visit.
Miss Agnes Malin is on the sica list.
Beulah Fontaine is up. So many sick
fail to keep up with them. l under
stand DR.. Pussy has ten cases of typhoid
here and in vicinity.
The party from here failed to get of
last Thursday for the Worlds Fair on
account of Mrs. G. Casperke's illness.
She is improving ana they hope to be of
) shortly. Miss Alliehe Reid will be in
the party.
Mrs. DR.. Strother and Miss Zelma were
in town last weeb shopping. Miss Zelms
will leave with Mrs. Ben Clarkson's fam,
ily this week for the Worlds Fair. DR.
Will Strother has coma in from Tennes
see to accompany them.
Misses Lula Lewis and Eva Herndon
: have been solicited to teach a private
school this ensuing fall. Both young
ladies are competent and are beloved by
the young people and children in the
community, which means success in
teaching.
, The District schools here are fortunate
in securing the services OF such teachers
as Prof. f. j. McAuliffe and Mrs. B. F
: Willitt. The only difficulty is the rooms
. | will be too crowded, and unless I'm very
: much mistaken the schools of each dis
: trict will have an unusually large attend
!. ance.
Miss Bette Ditto has bought Mrs. G
!. Casperke out and will commence bust
ness Sept. LIST. Miss Bette is mos
4 worthy young lady and as she launches
| forth "Give her cheer" is good motto
4 Many young person tails in life in al
|. effort, because he or she receives crit
( cism instead Of encouragement. 1t il
better to hely than hinder.
a Buddie Simmons, four year old son o
Tempo Simmons, met with quite an acci
q dent last Wednesday. He fell in deeI
a sink full of water and was going dowr
q for the last time when Frank Webb
q came TO his rescue. Little Leonard
9 Webb had given the alarm and Mr.
A Webb was barely in time to save hin
A from drowning. He was all right by tn,
4 next day.
q A young mother OF my Acquaintance
has bright, sweet tot not two years oil
Of whom she requires correct speech
This is as il should be. We cannot be
! gin with the little ones too early. We
in fact, have mission along this line
!. Accuracy OF speech is accuracy 0
: thought" Not many OF us are free iron
inaccuracies and slip shop speech be
cause it is hard 10 rise above the averag
: and sometimes IL requires real heroisn
to do il, but we should honor our teach
ers and benefit society by cultiyating
pure correct speech as we'll as raising
not high flown, bombastic language, bu
. choice, beautiful expressions in whicl
I. the English tongue abounds.
J. FIR YOUR BACK ACHES
N Or vol are all worn out, really good for nothing
~ general debility Try.