The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-02-07
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week for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Frymire were in
town last Thursday.
Lon Richardson attended Miss Mamie
Daugherty's cotillion at Ekrou last FIJI
day night.
Miss Eua Dowden is improving. Her
uncle, DR.. Lightfoot, OF Hawesville, has
been to see her.
Bro. Cherry preached an interesting
sermon last Sunday to small congre2a
tion-too cold.
Little Hattie Warfeld, of Ekron, is
second Carmicita-suc evolutions and
revolutions, and in perfect time.
If ground hog signs go, we are to have
six weeks of suIe-enough winter weather
and this wave is forerunner of what's
to come.
All the candidates and a number Of
others went down to Wolf Creek to at
tend the sale on Thursday of the late Mr..
Bob Smith.
Will locate Miss Ella Dowden in the
right place this time and for good. She
will open her school next Monday at
Masonic Hall.
understand S. X. Vessels from lower
Meade, is a candidate for County Judge.
Here is another good, clever man for this
office, and popular with everyone.
Lent is upon us and now we begin to
| fnV Al ~ Il axto
our Saviour tasted and was tempted. We
do know temptations await us, but each
time resisted leaves us with renewed
strength.
The young folks have all been busy
this past week getting ready for the mas
querade on Tuesday night at Mrs. G. q.
Moremen's. 1t promises to be ''grandly
SWELL" and we are on tiptoe with
eager expectations. The realization
you shall hear later.
Philas on Compulsory Education" in
the Messenger OF last week expressed my
views and feelings to ''t''-any child
compelled to go to school, will, in after
years, thank the law. And the parents
who at first consider it hardship, will,
eventually, see the beauty of such-a law
and abide by it cheerfully.
| Mrs. J. w. Richardson is home from
Valley Station, where she had a most de-
lightful visitto her friend, Mrs. Matte
IIaylotte. She is still enthused over the
peerless diva" and thinks the great
PATHS irresistible charm is her perfect
simp city and entire indebtedness.
She wishes all vocolists of high cultiva-
ton and advantages would learn lesson
from the "Qneen of Song" and be only
themselves.
Sirocco! Siroccol I've been afraid for
long time the White Caps would swim
over for you, and now trembe for fear
candidate, with all OF "Gray's Elegy,'
will sweep down and annihilate-youI
pen anyhow-and if there's even a rem.
nant remains, the sanctifed and inebri
ated "brethern" OF certain sects will de-
your it. But you know we've joined
hearts and hands to stand by one anoth
err. So we'll come, gather up the debris
that we may enjoy "lots" more OF those
witty illusions.
The News was certainly unusually in
teresting last week. Bro. Crocker's let
ter from China, was read with much in
terest as he was with us last summer
and made quite a pleasant impression
Our 'lost chord" Terrell, came in a.
sweet and melodous as her former pitch
and from the land>of sunshine and flow
ers. Let us hope one of her New Years
resolutions is to remember the News
Did you all read the sermon Heavens
Beginning" If not hunt up the paper
and give it a careful perusal. Pm GLAD
Sirocco had la grippe or we might have
missed that long letter.
Miss Jennie Hardin and had a mos
pleasant visit to our friend, Mrs DR.
Shacklett, OF Ekron, last week, We
went over to Miss Mamie's dance for s
little while, and found a merry assem-
blage being entertained by the agreeable
little hostess in her coy apartments.
met a number of my old friends. Mrs
Mary Bewley was present looking so wei
and quite as young as ten years ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Henry haven't for
gotten the art of gliding to music. jim
Wimp was one OF the MUSES., and seem
ed in his element. Most of the girl:
were in evening dress. Mrs CART Rich
ardson was chapcrone for the occasion
and looked very handsome.
"Save the Women" from the pen o
"Justice" from Webster, is worthy o
very grave consideration. The writer
lays some serious charges at our door
and do not think, we as a sex, quite de
serve all the accusations He or she, sale
1--WE do not take lesson from the Lord
of Creation, who defend and stand by
one another, but instead, turn our back
upon our erring sisters and leave them
to downward fate" Do you conside
the homes, the institutions that are il
successful operation in all our large ctiei
for these unfortunate, misguided Great
ures, established by good women, turn
ing their backs upon them? The "King
Daughters" as well as many other or
ders, are doing grand, noble work
throughout this land of ours, to reclaim
the poor, frail, fallen daughters of thei
| raca Onr Savionr set the axamnl,