The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-09-19
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seem to be in order now.
Miss Helten Pollock was the guest of
Miss Rosa u. Morris Tuesday.
Miss Rena Smith was the guest of Miss
Rosa Morris Thursday afternoon.
Misses Maggie and Mary Paul, OF Bew-
leyville, were in town Wednesday.
r. j. Patteson and f. A. Smith made
a business trip to Louisville Friday.
Miss Ermine Muuford and party of
friends attended the fair at Elizabeth
town last week
- A. Lopp, of Mauckport, Ind,
spent several days last week with his sis
ter, Mrs. A. A. Baxter
Kyle Addison left Saturday morning
for Breckenridge county where he ex-
poets to spend the winter.
Mrs. i. ]. Parrot and children have
returned from visit to Weldon and are
stopping at Mrs. l.. w. Adkisson's.
Rev. Smith and wife, who lave been
visiting relatives near hear, returned to
their home in Louisville Thursday.
Mrs j. ii. Morris and granddaughter,
Miss Edith Cole, who have been visiting
Miss Rose H. Morris, returned to Louis
vile Sunday.
Another OF our former citizens has Sc
cured work with the bridg carpenters on
the Texas road. This is three of our
boys now with them.
Rev. Whitinghill and wife, after a
pleasant visit to friends near here, left
Thursday morning for Lodihurg to
spend few days with friends.
Miss Ethel Adkisson, who has been
spending vacation with her mother at
this place, left Friday morning for
Sherman, Texas, where she will attend
the North Texas Female College.
Quite cool wave struck our locality
last week and we thought autumn had
come to stay, but the illusion was soon
dispelled, as old Sol was warming up
things at lively rate few days later.
Geo. w Hamilton, of Meadeville, Ky.
after pleasant vacation, returned TO the
Louisville school for the blind where he
is pupil. The little fellow expressed
himself as being pleased with the school.
@. f. Bryant and II. Rawlings, of
Brandenburg, were in town Wednesday
with patent cistern cleaner. 1t worked
like charm bringing up buckct-full after
bucket-full of black sediment from the
Thompson cistern. All who value
health should call on these gentleman
and have their csterns cleaned
CLYDE Shumate, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. III. Wrather, of Falls OF
Rough, made flying visit home last
week. Clyde is we'll pleased with Gray
son county but thinks it Payne(ful) to
be separated from old friends so long
and must come back occasionally to see
home folks aud that other one-not a
sister.
Again death has visited our commun-
ity. This time it has claimed one who
had lived 10 the advanced age OF eighty
four years. Aunt Polly Smith, as she
was familiarity called, quietly yielded her
spirit TO God who gave it, Monday, Sep
TENDER 10th. For several weeks sue lin
gered between life aud death, the vital
spark holding out with such wonderful
tenacity as 10 surprise her attending
physician but when the summons came
she calmly sank TO rest, surrounded by
sorrowing relatives and friends who viii
sadly miss her kind face and gentle voice.
To each we extend our deepest sympa-
thy.
The marriage of Mr., G. f. Smith and
Miss Henri Il Cain will take place at the
home of the bride at 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning, Sept, 20. immediately after
the ceremony the young couple will
leave for Cincinnati, their future home.
Miss Cain, who il the youngest daughter
OF Mr.. Henry Cain, well-known, pros
porous farmer, is one OF Meade county's
prettiest and most accomplished young
ladies, possessing bright, sunny dis
position which has endeared her 10 all
with whom she has come in contact. Mr..
Smith, the son OF one of Meade county's
best farmers, MIR. Geo w. Smith, is
young business man OF marked ability
which with his strength OF character and
atiable manners has won for him an
enviable reputation. The young couple
start out In life under the most favorable
auspices aud we, with their many friends
wish them long, useful and happy life.
There being no cards and as the wedding
will be quiet, home affair, all friends,
30 desiring are cordially invited to be
present without further notice.