The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-05-29
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Remember Children's Day ncxt SUI
day.
Dick Ditto, Of o sensburo, is here for
few days
A big excursion down from ouisville
last Sunday.
Henry Shackl,tt came down Sunday
for a few hours.
Wade Ditto will actcpt our congratula-
tions, late but unavoidably so.
will Grinnell and George Worland at
tended Mr. p p. Nevitt's funeral.
Mrs. James Ashcraft, mother of Mr..
John Ashcraft, has been quite i'll.
IIaswell Eskridge, of Vine Grove,
spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. S. G.
Main.
Mr.. VIM. Stith aud son came down on
the oqcurson to see Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Bewley.
had a pleasant call last week from
Mrs Guedry and Miss Mamie Daugherty,
OF Ekron.
Misses Bess and Blanche Allan are
visiting their. aunt, Mrs. Massena
Fontaine.
Mrs. b. A. Young has returned and is
at the st. Cloud with her friend, Mrs.
John Frakes.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse H,rnfon spent last
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
]. W. Lewis.
Mrs. DR.. Pussy and Miss Mary will go
to Louisville this week. Miss Mary will
remain for visit.
Joe A. McGehee and Henry Ditto came
down last Sunday on the excursion to
spend few hours.
A full choir at the Baptist church last
Sunday with Mrs. Frank Webb presiding
at the organ as usual.
Miss Jennie Ditto will spend several
days here this week. She will soon
take VOWS matrimonial.
Miss Agn's Malin is circling around
very gracefully on her bicycle. Several
OF our young ladies are learning to con-
troll the wheel.
KMr. David Duncan, Of Cioverport, is
here for short time in the Messenger
Office. He was connected with the
News office for long time.
Miss Florence Yeakel, Mr.. Geo. Yea
kel's daughter, had her pocket-book
snstehed one day laS week by a negro.
He san same aIancs aad q aafiy dtspped
il.
d w. Lewis and Henry Malin left
here at Z o'clock Sunday morning on
their wheels and reached Louisville at
II sharp They crosse AID went via
lCorydon.
n Miss Addie G. Ditto is visiting her
brothers and as usual, bright as Hope
and blooming as Hebe" and before many
moons wax and wanc-well-we'll "wait
meekly wait"
Worland & Grinnell have bloomed
interestingly-as far as flowers are con-
cerned-and many home has been
frightened from their floral kingdom.
They have few left.
Wait for Hon j. Proctor Knots silver
morning newspaper. Don't push any
cause to the injury of the party, silver
or gold Ultra views are to be avoided,
conservative grounds are more to be
desired.
DR.. Chapman, OF Louisville, who mar
red Miss Ida Kelly, niece Ct Mrs. Neal
McMonigle, is dangerously i'll at his
home. Mrs Chapman is well known
here and very popular, She has much
sympathy.
We hear a still, small voice from across
Mason and Dixon's line saying, zone OF
your fair domsels who lately came North
will soon bid adieu "to maiden medita-
ton, fancy free" and don the yoke Of
willing bondage.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Rhodes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fon Rhodes, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Alexander, Misses Lille aud Virgie
Rhodes and Agnes Worland attended the
Baptist Sunday School Convention last
Sunday at Paynesville.
Father Herbuth has given up his work
here and taken charge OF German con-
gregation in Louisville. His health has
never been fully restored since last fall
and his duties here and at Paynesville
we. e too arduous for him.
Next Sunday will be Children's Day
and at night Missionary exercises, /
announced for these appointments be-
fore but they were postponed. The
programs will be interesting. Come out
and encourage the little folks as well as
their leaders.
Mrs G. S. Grinnell and her pupils, as
sisted by the leading musical lights OF
the town, will give a recital, vocal and
instrumental, on the evening of June 10
Thursday at the court house. d. II.
Baldwin 4 Co, will send a handsome,
upright piano for the occasion.
Miss Emma Dee McGehee closed her
school at Beech Grove lut Friday. Lit
tie Minnie Lee NcGehee received a