The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-05-15
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Mrs. Fon Rhodes has had pl, asant
visit from her sister
Mrs. Taylor Haynes has been quite
sick, but is improving.
Bro. Hagan filed his pulpit last Sun
day morning and evening.
J. L. Malin came down from Vine
Grove last Sunday TO see his wife.
Mrs Client Bryant is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Richardson.
Mrs. w. NJ. Bewley's brother, Mr..
Stith and wife, spent Saturday with her.
Mrs. Geo. Casperke and Miss Bette
Clarkson are in Louisville for a short
trip.
Miss Pearle Ditto is in Owenboro to
visit her brother, Mr.. James Ditto and
family.
Miss Sophia Rheinickle, Louisville,
visited her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Casperke,
this week.
Miss lila Richardson has returned
to Louisville from pleasant stay with
Miss May Dee Pussy.
Misses Lula and Minnie Bland enter
tanned quite a party of their young
friends Saturday night.
Mrs. Ginnie Phillips has had hall
cut through her house, adding much to
comfort and appearance.
Misses Jennie Lee Voolfolk and Hat
tie Warfeld we're guests Of Miss Lena
hewitt Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. II. G. Rawlings and Mrs. G. S.
Grinnell will go to Grahampton next
Sunday to Episcopal services.
An interesting missive from miss Eva
Herndon is appreciated. She is satisfied
but longs for Kentucky friends.
Mrs. w. F. Grinnell and Mrs. Ed
Yeakel have returned from an enjoyable
visit to Mrs. Geo. Yeakel, of Louisville.
Mrs. II. A. Powell has bad her resi-
dence on East Hill repaired, papered,
painted till it wears quite an air OF
"new."
Mrs. Neal McMonigle has gone TO at
tend her sisters funeral in Indiana. Mrs.
McMonigle and her family have our
sympathy.
Will Grinnell and George Worland
have American beauties as we'll as other
beauties in the floral kingdom. See,
smell and buy.
Mrs. d. w. Lewis and little Lena have
returned with Lena's health much i'm
proved. Miss Lula Lewis has also re-
turned from visit to Louisville.
Next Sunday will be observed at NJ.
+. Church here as Childrens Day and at
night the Missionary SOCIETIES will have
exercises appropriate for the occasion.
Miss Daisy Mcintyre visited Miss
Peggy Ditto last Friday and Saturday
and attended the fishing party given by
Misses Matte and Emma Dee McGehee.
| have no report, but it goes without
saying that il was a catching" affair.
Hooks baited with bright eyes, angling
for fond hearts.
Mrs. Worde Archer and Miss Mamie
Daugherty tour interesting Gypsy maid
of Messenger came to Catholic services
Sunday, but Father Herbuth is sick 80
they were disappointed so they came
over and enjoyed most pleasant chat
OF several hours with them as both ladies'
are bright conversationalists.
The coming debutantes, or the L. G.
club, gave a picnic last Saturday at the
old mill near Butter Milk Falls. Each
lasse had her laddie invited. Miss Ella
Dowden chaperoned The club furnish
ed repast as tempting as ambrosia and
nectar in Grecian days and served by
nymphs, fairies, mer-maids just as grace
fully as OF NEUROLOGICAL legend and lore.
Mrs. Chas. Moreman entertained the
b. G. beautifully last Wednesday after
noon. The table and dining room form
ing an important feature. On Thursday
night she gave the young folks pound
party. A goodly number graced the oc-
casion and the verdict was the usual one.
"a jolly time, IT freshing refreshments
with fond desire to come again to one
of the most hospitable homes in the little
"burg."
Will, Dee and Percy went to Corydon,
Indiana, on their wheels didn't cross
the river on them last Sunday. They
report Jordan was hard road to travel
except their spin on the pike beyond
Corydon. Light machines are all right
on smooth roads, pixies, boulevards, but
light weight bicycles will wreck in one
seasons use on country roads not choice.
II you have heavy weight you had bet
ter not part with it for light model
till you can furnish ties timoDials on the
subject.
The many relatives and friends OF l..
ID. Alexander, in Meade and Brecken-
ridge, will be glad to know that his bank
in and brokerage firm, which failed in
1894, has, through an assignee, paid
every cent with interest from the day OF
failure up TO date. Lawrence Alexander,
who is a cousin OF mine, will continue
business on the New York Stock Ex-
change as investment and bond broker.