The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-12-05
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airy.
Miss nellie b. Lewis will spend sever
al weeks at Custom with Miss Eva Car
rigan.
Mr.. Jim HAYES, of Louisville, spent
last Thursday with his sister, Mrs. ID. w.
Lewis.
Mrs. Blanche Fontaine and Mrs. b. A.
Young have left for Florida to remain
till spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cough attended
the Carter-Thompson wedding last
Wednesday.
Misses Mamie and Mary Alexander, OF
Louisville, spent Thanksgiving with Mr..
and Mrs. L. f. Alexander.
Mrs. ii. G. Woodson had DIR. Will
Strother and Miss Bette Clarkson, of
Big Spring, as guests on Thanksgiving.
Mrs. G. Casperke had her sons, Will
and Charlie, her nephew, Willie KAN
mer, and Mr.. Leach, of Louisville, to
Thanksgiving dinner.
Miss Mary Pussy has returned from
Louisville, where she was shown much
attention socially, and has for her guest
Miss Irmha Gordon, OF New Albany.
Every woman who has feathered boa
should be happy as far as such articles
can contribute to the state, for they are
wonderfully becoming to both old and
young, hence their popularity.
had visit from mine and my hus-
bands warmest friend, Mr.. Jake Shack
lett, of Hill Grove, on Thanksgiving.
He says the late landslide came very
near Finishing him, but lives in hopes.
The reading class of England don't
care much for "Trilby" and Mr.. Du
Maurier has to turn to enthusiastic
Americans for appreciation after the
apathy OF his countrymen by adoption.
Mrs. James Fairleigh has returned
from seeing her brother, Judge Allen
Murray, of Cloverport, who is quite ill.
We all know Judge Murray, his wife and
lovely daughters and for them we feel
profound sympathy.
Prof. F. ]. McAuliffe after all has de-
cided not to teach our school although
he had commenced and now / hear so
many conflicting rumors OF who is or who
is not TO continue the school, shall re-
frain from making any statement
The Meade County Medical Associa-
ton met last Thursday and the NJ. DIS
were out pretty generally. had plea
SAINT call from DR.. Will Strother, of Big
Spring, who thinks the coming together
will be a mutual benefit to the fraternity !
as well as suffering humanity.
Real estate transfer-Augustus G.
Thomas to Sam Board 1922 acres, $500.
Ephraim Wimp to j. Morgan Richard
son 55.27 $500. VIM. M. Ditto and wife
to Joel Pierce 81 acres $3.50. G. r. Mil
Ter and wife to q. T. Cox lots 10 and ID
in Ekron, Meade county. 500.
1 have said heretofore "Give your
items to Will Grinnell at hewitt &
Coughs" Now say "Send them
through the Office" for he carefully jots
them down and then as carefully keeps
them in his pocket and then when he
reports "goings" for Courier-Journal
they never go.
Mrs. James Lewis and Mrs. H. G. Raw
lings had family Thanksgiving dinners
and the st. Cloud had its usual extra
collation.. On Thursday night Miss |
Maude Herndon gave an informal enter
tainment, but most pleasant. Dancing |
was INDUCED in, good music and pretty |
costumes.
Through the kindness OF our clever |
deputy clerk, Dee Pussy, l send you the |
following and he promised me to continue |
to furnish marriage license for each week.
John I. Payne to Mary H. Payne, Nolan
M. Barnett to Isabel Bruner, Robert Nor
ton to Mary Philpot, Howard L. Snyder
to Lucy Logsdon, James Brown to Lucin-
da Huffman, Barney w. Carter to Kate
A Thompson.
Drs. Boggess, Barnes and Baker came
down from Louisville last week on
hunting expedition and were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Moreman and that
me that DIR. Lon Moremen re-
ceived through mail from Cincinnati the
most unique Thanksgiving dinner in
French bon bons on China plate that
could be imagined-a veritable piece of
art.
Miss Susie Richardson, who has been
an invalid and great sufferer for many
months passed to rest at her brothers,
Mr.. Abe Richardson, Garfield, last Wed.
nesday and was buried on Friday in the
cemetery. Susie had a
great many relatives and warm friends
here and when they knew that the sum-
mons had come and call was WE'LL" they
could but acknowledge the goodness OF
God TO release her spirit for "peace,
sweet peace"
And indeed / am sorry Sirocco has Civ
IN up his quill. He is we'll informed,
versatile, pungent and yes, OF course, II
Necessary, "witheringly sarcastic" He
Doesn't stab in the back. He never shot
rom ambush. He can be counsel for