The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-05-23
YELLOW LAKE.
Dave Rhodes has the humps.

Mr.. Robbie Spencer is right sick at
this writing.
Miss Mittie Fraize visited at Mr.. Frank
Rhodes last Sunday.
Born May 18th TO the wife of w. +.
Rhodes, bouncing boy.
Miss Lena Mattingly, who has been
visiting at Irvington, returned home last
week.
Remember. Browns excursion to Lou
isville, Saturday, May 20. Only 81 90 for
the round trip.
Messrs. Fred Fraize, +. X. Rhodes and
J. w. Storms attended court at Hardins-
burg last Monday.
Miss Sue Willie Rhodes was down at
her grand-mothers last week putting her
carpet in the loom.
Miss Cretie Cannon, who has been an
invalid for years, is more complaining
this spring than usual.
Mr.. Tom Rhodes, of Grayson county,
paid his parents and brothers flying
visit last Saturday and Sunday.
John Rhodes will make another trip
to Evansville soon. Guess we will have
something to write about again.
Sirocco will stay until all the cold
bread is eat. We can't help but admire
the brave. / wish 1 could see "that hat"
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fraize also Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Compton visited our old
friends, Mr.. John Compton and wife,
last Sunday.
Miss Georgianna Lewis, who is spend
ing some time with her sister, Mrs. f. X.
Rhodes, spent Saturday and Sunday at
hone near Kirk.
Mrs. Charlie Pearl after lingering i'll
ness OF several months, has sufficiently
recovered as to resume some of her
household duties
Mitsey, shall we ever forget our de-
lightful ride last Sunday afternoon L?
The cloud rolled by, didn't it? The
sunset was smile.
Farmers in this neighborhoood will
have to plant some of their corn over, it
being so washed up by the heavy rain
which fell the first Sunday.
Aunt Maria, as much benevolent old
darkey as aunt Chloe" was in the days
of Uncle Toms cabin, spending several
weeks at "massa" Billie Rhodes.
Mr.. Bob Rhodes, all smiling, started
over in the Mattingly neighborhood Sat
urday evening, but returned Sunday
looking pale and worn, saying he had
been "gone back on" as usual.
Robert, Robert, very you so forgetful
as to be alured from the path of duty by
the sunny smiles of the fair one when
you went for the doctor when your little
baby brother was so sick? Remember
child, it is duty before pleasure always.
1t seems around here has become a
rather suspicious place. Mr.. Cliff Mat
tingly found his faithful watch dog
poisoned and Dudley Green had some
meat stolen. i think the people had
better keep their meat houses securely
locked and shot guns well-loaded.
Listen for mot the chime of wedding
bells, although they may soon peal forth
their melody up at the p. o. but the
sweet flow of music and merry steps OF
light feet tripping the oft repeated
quadrille that some of our good people
say we are to have in the very near fu-
ture.
A merry little party composed OF Dora
Mcdaniel, Jimmie Mattingly, Mary
Mattingly, Frank Rhodes, Sudie, Minnie,
Julia, Lula, Robert and Maggie Rhodes
spent the holiday afternoon in the beau
tiful shade along the shore of Yellow
Lake. hope such pleasant little meet
ings may often be repeated this summer
Knowing that silence is an ornament
OF the ignorant | had thought / would
retire behind the Shining light Of
Meade and Breckenridge, but friendship
true is always appreciated, 80 l could
not leave without thanking my little
friend, Miss Lissie Mcdaniel for hel
kind wishes for my future happiness
although / believe the "Storms"in name
but not in nature, is perfectly harmless
For your tender wishes my sincere
thanks are yours.