The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-07-17


Mr.. Anslem GARRISON was in town Sat-
urday and Mrs. Geo. Clarkson returned
with him to Big Spring.
Mrs. Tempe Simmons is occupying her
new residence over her husbands store
at the head Of Main street.
Mrs. Mollie d. Carrico, of Hopkinsville,
is paying her usual summer visit to her
sister, Mrs. Thos. Hamilton.
Warner Shacklett as the school at
Big Spring for the ensuing fall His line
has fallen in pleasant places.
Misses Kitty Wimp, jimmie Lee Wool
folk and Lula Voolfolk were visitors last
week of Mr.. Z. Wimp's family.
Mrs. Ginnie Phillips daughters Ruth
and Fannie with Mabel Hardin visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. II. Ditto last week
Mrs. Dowdy fingers, gradually growing
weaker. Her family give her every care
and attention with every friend attentive
and kind.
Misses Emma Dee McGehee and Pearle
Ditto, Messrs. Will McGehee and Ernest
Fontaine spent Saturday and Sunday
with Miss Bette Clarkson, OF Big Spring.
1870
Judge II. G. Rawlings came hsme last
Saturday. hear he expects to take his
family West with him. Mrs. Henry
Rawlings will join her husband in Col
orado.
There was an excursion down last
Sunday from Louisville and New Albany.
The Columbia was full to Overlooking
with very orderly crew for seventh
day cruise.
| understand big Democratic barbe-
cue or picnic is being talked up. The
State and county candidates would he
on hand and it will be held at the most
convenient and central point in Meade.
Mrs. McMeador and her daughter, Mrs.
McMillen arrived at Oklahoma the 7ih
OF this month. Mrs. McMillen writes
Mrs. Gabe Neador that the recent cyclone
did much damage there, frightening them
terribly but no lives were lost.
There is an outing party from New
Albany and Louisville at Sulphur Springs.
Misses May Dee Pusey and Ida Haynes
are with the party. Mrs. j. w. Rich
ardson will chaperone hay-ride to the
Spring this evening where jolly time
is Of course in store for the pleasure
seekers.
Charlie Bryant is to be candidate for
Legislature on the Republican ticket
He is one of our Meade county boys
honest, upright, good citizen, nice
gentleman and excellent neighbor, moth
ing in the world wrong with him except
he's on the wrong side in politics-at
least | think so.
The entertainment given by the ladies
OF the Catholic church was one OF the
most elegant affairs that has ever been
undertaken here. The rooms were beau
tifully decorated and draped with many
new features intro luoed to attract. A
nice little amount was realized to be APP
propriated las thought best for the
church.
/ notice in a Chicago paper a very
complimentary mention OF Miss Mamie
L. Pusey who took prominent part in
piano recital there last week. She cap
tured the gold medal for proficiency.
She is a daughter OF Mr.. Evan Pussy and
Lizzie Mumiord Pusey, and only about
ten years old-unusually bright and in
telligent for her age.
Now, Preston, mi-lady who is hatter-
ing in manner and proiuse in compli-
ments? That beautiful dress you
described showed womanly knowledge
how ! admire a womanly woman, who
believes in charming attire and not the
nonsensical chatter OF ignoring the value
Vi hiNros n NCiNNt BOWh anu NialhOuNbJ
If a plethoric pocket-book, il aot, the
most exquisite simplicity in bewitching
costumes.
Senator Blackburn wishes 1t TO be
understood he places himself upon the
platform on his own construction differ
ing materially with the administration.
Of course, John S. Rhea was on his feet
before Harry Weisseinger took his chair
because Mr.. W said "Populist"-
which he had no business TO say--when
Democrats take counsel together"
Gen S. b. Buckner came in with usual
,erseness and brevity-was laconic but
was understood, as we know, TO be ready
% go into the field for the good OF his
party and TO elect the ticket.
Miss Daisy Mcintyre and | spent FRI
lay and Saturday in Big Spring the
quests Of Mrs. Strother and Miss zelma
Daisy went in the interest Of a music
lass and a good prospect, | think, awaits
ler found the dear old place about