The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-11-28
UNION STAR.

Miss Carrie Pollock is visiting hel
aunt, Mrs. Chappell.
Born to the wife OF Mr.. Geo. A. Fry
mire, Sunday is, fine boy.
Born to the wife of Mr.. Benjamine
Singleton, boy, Sunday Nov. IL.
Miss Malissa eastman is at home after
a visit to her uncle, Mr.. Reese French.
The Teachers Association met here
last Saturday, with very good attend
ance.
Mrs D. S. Richardson is in Hardins.
burg visiting her daughter, Mrs. Percy
Beard.
Miss Eva eastman came up from
Stephensport Friday and spent day OF
two at home.
Mr.. Jabe Brashear, Preston, was in
town Sunday. Jabe likes Union Star
more of late, it seems.
Miss Lena Gilliland and Mrs. Fannie
Frymire, OF Preston, were guests at Mr.
G. M. McGlothlan's Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dix and Miss Eta Eng.
fish, Of Roberts Bottom, were guests oil
Miss Richardson one day last week.
Mrs. Sam eastman and children left
Sunday for visit to relatives in New
Albany and probably Alexandria, Ind.
Miss Sara E. Richardson returned
home from Louisville Saturday evening
after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Rich
ardson.
Miss Ada Hanks and Mrs. Alderman,
OF Look Out, were guests Of their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Ricketts, Fri
day and Saturday.
Mrs. Sallie eastman and daughter
Nellie have returned home from Louis
vile where they were the guests of Mrs.
Julia Mcknight tor several weeks.
Mrs. Conrad Bruner died Monday Nov.
16 at her home near Preston. The in
terment took place the following day in
the Bruner Cemetery, near her home.
The Teachers Meeting" of the Union
Star S. S. was held at the residence of
Dr. and Mrs. VIM. L. Miner, last week.
They will meet at Miss Malissa CASH
mans this week.
Died on Wednesday morning at
4 o'clock at the home of his parents near
this place, Malcolm, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elvin French in his oath. year. The
funeral and burial services occurred
Thursday afternoon and were conducted
by Rev. VIM. English. The interment
was in the Union Star Cemetery.
Is it not pity that after all the we'd
dings etc. that occur in and near Union
Star, which would entertain the many
readers of the NEWS, there is no regular
correspondent? felt piqued last week
when glancing over the Hardinsburg
Leader / noticed SO many more report
ers than the NEWS. Wake up Cores
pondents, and give us tilt. Where are
our other Bachelor reporters
The Union Star correspondents seem
to have forsaken the News altogether
within the last few weeks. While quite
a number of interesting items were left
TO grow stale, as usual. Several we'd
dings have occurred since. Among
them being the pretty church wedding
OF Mr. Jas. @ Wellington and Miss Re-
becca ricketts, at 7.30 p m Wednesday,
Oct 81, in the M. +. church South, the
Rev, F. N. Hartford officiating. The
bride wore becoming costume of brown
cloth and carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS. Miss Sara Z. Richardson presid-
ed at the organ and rendered the musical
program very charmingly. "Call Me
Thine Own" was softly played while the
ceremony was being performed. The
ushers were DR.. VIM. L. Miner, Messrs.
F. and A. B. eastman and G. ID Bras
hear. The bride and groom were given
a supper by Mr.. and Mrs. ID. s. Richard
son at which were present only the inn
mediate family. The reception the fol- |
lowing day at the home OF the groom's |
mother also included only the family
and few near relatives. The presents
we're both pretty and useful, one being
china tea set from Mr.. and Mrs. Percy NJ.
Beard. Another pretty wedding was
hat OF Mr.. S. X. Dutschke and Miss En-
ma Gertrudge eastman at the home OF
he brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jno.
Eastman, near this place, Wednesday
evening, Nov. 14th, at o'clock, Rev.
clinton Argabright was the officiating
The bride was attired in
ream white alabatros and carried white
hrysanthemums The groom looked
lappy and was attired in the usual
lack. The attendants were Mr.. Peyton
'asham and Miss Mittie eastman, Mr..
amt Cart and Miss Ida Dutschke.
Dancing continued until late. A recep-
lon was rendered them the following
ay at the home OF the groom's parents.
till another wedding has occurred, Mr..
lille V. Whitworth and Miss Susan
hellman were married at the home OF
he brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
hellman Monday afternoon Nov. 10 at
o'clock. They left Immediately after
he ceremony for Lodiburgh where re-
option and supper were given them by
ne groom's parents. The brides gown
'as OF gray cloth with hat, wrap, gloves,
&c. 70 correspond. Rev. Snead, OF Har-
insburg, OBLIGATED.