The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-05-16
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The Sewing Circle met at Mrs. DR.
Pu ty's last Thursday afternoon.
Bcss Allan is with her aunt, Mrs
Blanche Fontaine fur sholt visit.
Mrs. Ken Wathen, of lrvington, came
up last week to see Mrs. Chapeze Wathen
Miss Lizzie Rawlings has been sick in
Kansas City, but is expected home soon.
Father lIagan gave instruction last
week and had services as usual on Sun
day.
Miss Agnes Malin returned from
Louisville last Wednesday after ten
days stay.
Rev. - Duvall from Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary supplied Bro. Hagan's
place last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Fairleigh and
children spent last Sunday with Mr..
James Faireigh's family.
Mrs. George Richardson was in town
last week patronizing one of our
modistes, and they are all frst-class.
Mrs. j. Casperke and Mrs. w Barnett
went to Louisville last Saturday. Mrs.
Casperke will remain for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fairleigh, of
Chattanooga, Tenn, are here to spend
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Fairleigh.
Miss Mamie Dougherty and a young
lady whose name failed to learn attend
ed services at the Catholic church here
last Sunday.
George Worland, Fon Rhodes, Henry
hewitt, Dick Ditto, Percy Young and
others attended the ball at Concordia
last Friday night.
| am indebted to Mrs. Henry Harring-
ton and MISS Jennie Hardin for pleasant
drives. Everybody is certainly beauti-
fully thoughtful of poor me.
Mrs Funkhouser, of Harrison county,
Ind, and Mrs Fowler, of New Amster-
dam, Ind, mother and sister of Mrs.
VIM. Mcintyre, visited her last week
am grieved to know little Rob Bra
shear, daughter of Mrs. X. II. Brashear,
of Greensboro, is very sick. Mrs. E.
Wimp, her grandmother, has gone to be
with her.
Mrs. Gesrge Clarkson and Miss Bette
Clarkson spent several days last week
with relatives here and are now with
Mrs. Clarkson's mother, Mrs. Joe Wool
folk.
Messrs John 7. Ditto, Il. G. Hardesty
and Will Preuser, of Preuser & Welen-
voss, Wholesale Hat House, were the
guests OF Mr.. Ditto's brothers, Messrs. Abe
and VIM. Ditto last Sunday.
Charley hewitt has been offered posi-
ton in Cecelian College as teacher OF
short hand, type writing and telegraphy.
Charley is an intelligent youth and
hope a bright future awaits him.
Messrs Austin O'Bryan and Joe Clark,
of Concordia, have been guests of friends
here this week. They are both violnists
and have rendered sweet music at differ
ent residences during their stay. The
young people have had several pleasant
dances.
have received, through Daisy Nc
Intyre, an invitation to the commence
ment exercises, June sixth, at Logan Col
lege, Russellville. 1t is one OF the hand
soonest and most original designs of the
kind I've ever seen. Daisy has made
rapid progress in all of her classes and
especially in music.
Blessed are the peace-makers." AL
low me to pour oil on the troubled
waters rolling between Sirocco and his
friends of an opposite opinion Too
much argument on any subject takes the
very "pin-feathers" out OF the thoughts
under discussion and most certainly does
not add to the cause of religion or the
PRONUNCIATION of the gospel
st. Johns Day celebration June 25th)
in Louisville with a guess, which will be
the warmest day between June 24th and
July 4th, is legitimate enterprise of
charity for the Masonic Widows and Or
phaDs Home. Send Judge Rawlings so
cents, take the trip and stand chance
for one OF the prizes in gold
Money matters have been and perhaps
are now, tight. The pressure may be
felt by some, but heard leading mer-
chant say, "Our trade has been excel.
lent for the spring opening, customers
from distance who had dropped off for
season or two have come back" Peo-
pie will dress and will have them made;
therefore our dressmskers are all busy.
Head-gear is as essential as foot-gear, so
hats and bonnets are still in demand, so
business in that line is prosperous Sum
up the total for the past, the present and
We'll find as many rays OF sunshine as
clouds OF darkness along the financial
line as in other avenues OF life We
have but one feeling about the future
and that is hope. This we can and do
have under any and all circumstan ces.