The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-04-03
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last week.
Mr.. Geo, Yeakel is at the store again
after visit to his family.
Little Guy Hardin spent Saturday and
Sunday here with his father.
Mrs. Fraz, OF Louisville, visited her
niece, Mrs. Blanche Fontaine, last week.
Mrs. Thos. Ditto and little Virginia
are at home after a visit TO Hardinsburg
Mrs. James BrickersiafT will be in town
this week to attend the services at NJ. +.
church
Mr. Taylor Haynes came up last Sat-
1r'sy from Cloverport to spend Sunday
with his family.
Mr.. John Frakes has gas jet in front
OF bic hotel AMI will soon have it for
light and fuel in the hotel.
Mrs. Z. d. Halves returned to Louis
vile last Saturday fIom visit to her
daughter, Mrs. d. w. Lewis.
Chas. Hamilton, Musgrove, was here
last Sunday seeing il there was any
change in astronomical affairs.
Miss Ada Brown has returned from
Louisville with her millinery goods.
Miss lone Dowden will return this week.
Mrs. VIM. Rhodes has been very much
in1isposed for several weeks, but she
was out last Saturday and is improving,
am gratiiied to state.
had a most enjoyable day last Satur-
day with my old friends, Mrs. Thos.
Hamilton, Misses Barbara Shacklett and
Mary Taylor at their pretty home.
Mrs. ]. w. Richardson has returned
from the city and her boudoir is more
inviting than ever with new mating and
Smyrna rugs. A lilac tea is in order
Woman is enfranchised in Ohio and
man, more than chivalrous, is serving
her the "rose sherbet and angel cake"
right along.
Miss Zelma Strother's true, sweet face,
full of character greeted us from the
pages OF the Courier-Journal last Sun
day. She is visiting the Misses Clark
son, of Louisville.
'Rah for the Messenger. 1t has de-
clared for Gen. Simon b. Buckner, for
U. S. Senator. have heard oftwo pros
pective candidates for Legislature. Each
has been in the field before.
Misses May Dee Pusey, Ida Haynes
and lila Richardson are all wright
but on last Friday one Of the trio yielded
her claim for a more Skill-man who
hailed from a sister town. Ahem
Last Sunday night commenced in NJ.
f. church week of prayer and self
denial. Bro. Walton wishes all to come
and come prayerfully, expecting to re-
ceive blessing individually and collec-
lively.
IT Ditto was bowling and scraping
around on Main street last Saturday. j
| hear OF his success in q commercial line,
but in Cupid's domain he remains in
statue quo. Bear in mind about this
being an Acardaia Of attractive damsels
| have just lad intelligence OF Mrs.
Susan Walkers death, of Ekron. She
was my neighbor in Garrett and in her
home with her good children l have
spent many, many happy hours. To
those children in the loss OF devoted
mother extend my tenderest sympa.
thies.
Judge S. p. Voolfolk has bought the
Marion Wright property near here and
will move his family in few weeks.
While we regret to give the Judge and
his wife up as neighbors, we congratu-
late them upon the prospect Of pretty
suburban home which in time they will
have.
DR.. Will Strother attended the Medi-
cal Association here last Thursday and
was with us for dinner Miss Matte
McGehee was also our guest for the day.
Will avows his intentions OF matrimony
and said Recommend me to some Of
your pretty young ladies'" have. Now
prove your allegiance by captivating to
the little god without delay.
The Women's edition of the Courier
Journal last Saturday stamps their sue
cess in the newspaper line. Their abil-
ity in art, science, literature, is no longer
IAN iridescent dream, but sweet, stern
reality" A bright, lovely day has dawn
ed for them which they have grasped
with trustful confidence and proved
themselves worthy to be accorded the
privileges. Their debut into every new
channel has been a success and the con-
ferred power has been exercised for the
elevation OF the sex.