The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-04-17
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Miss Emily Mumiord, OF Guston, Wis
tied Miss Jen Hardin last week.
Mr.. Eugene Hardesty and Misses Lula
and Minnie Bland went TO st. Martins
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Richardson were
in town last Saturday the guests OF DR..
and Mrs. Pusey.
Misses Lille and virgie Rhodes will
entertain the b. @. Circle tomorrow
afternoon, Thursday.
Dame Fashion and her sleeves were
on dress parade last Sunday with Roman
hyacinths thrown in.
DR.. Pussy and DIR. Wells were kept
busy last week vaccinating-white and
black OF all ages Aocked.
DR.. Henry Shacklett is at home look
ing quite himself after hard study aud
close application at the Medical College.
Miss Jennie Hurley, New Albany, and
Berthe and lila Richardson, Louisville,
are guests Of the Misses Lewis.
Miss Nellie Lewis has received num-
Der of handsome presents and some as
handsome await her at the groom's home.
l hope Beech Grove will WELD her
quill every week. Thanks, most awfully,
for that compliment and / know Big
Spring has DOTTED his hat.
Some pretty Easter bonnets and hats
SHE'D out last Sunday in spite ofsprinkle,
wind and clouds. The sun peeped,
occasionally, but not to warm only to
smile short greeting.
Mr.. George Wright left last Friday I, r
Louisville. He seemed to possess a
"battery OF charms" and made sad at
tempt to "play no favorite" but his
efforts didn't plan out we'll.
Miss Linnie Moremen entertained a
few friends on last Monday, her birth
day. She hopes no one felt offended, il
not included, her mothers indisposition
prevented general invitation.
/ notice ex.Gov. Simon B. Buckner
will make personal canvass OF nearly
every county in the State and will prob
ably make a speech in many of the
fowls. Let us hope this burg is on the
program for one of his rousing Demo
cratic ones.
am in receipt OF the "Blue and Gold''
published monthly by the students OF
Bethel College, Russellville and Of
which our Meade county young man,
Percy Taylor is Editor-In-Chief. have
culled some sparkling gems from the
little pamphlet and some of the brightest
are from the pen of the Editor himself.
The Easter services at the Catholic
church were very interesting. The Or
ganist, choir and altar boys gave evidence
OF careful training The altar was pref
tily decorated. Father Herbuth gave us
an impressive sermon on the resurrection.
A great many persons Of all denomina-
tions attended. Brother Edwards, from
Theological Seminary, filled Brother
Hagan's pulpit and preached strong
gospel sermon. Brother Hagan is at
West Point conducting revival services.
The special services at the NJ. +. church
were not gotten up. The time was when
the Juvenile Missionary, the Sunday
School, the Young Ladies Missionary all
rendered creditable exc cises. 1t GER
tainly keeps up an interest, especially
with the children.
Miss Fannie Clarkson, oldest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Carkson, (born
Richardson) of Big Springs, died at Chi
cago last week of smallpox. She at first
thought she had measles and teegraphed
for her mother who upon arriving found
her daughter at the hospital with the
dread malady. Fannie had been in
Chicago for two months for a course in
voice culture. She had no idea how she
could ha, contracted the contagion ex-
cept from the clothes of her room mate
who had been to Hot Springs. Mr..
Clarkson did not see her child, OF course,
but she was assured she received extra
care and attention, skilled nurses minis.
tered unto her and the best physicians
were by her bedside When the sweet
spirit fled, when the blue eyes were
closed, when those beautiful white hands
were folded, II mama was not there, kind
and gentle ones with sympathetic hearts
performed the last sad offices. She was
laid TO sleep in lot in the cemetery pur-
chased by her father and from afar her
heart-broken mother viewed the cen.
signing OF all that was earthly Of her
idolized child to "Mother Earth" Fan
ME was graduate of Miss Nold's Semi
nary, Louisville. A brilliant, accom-
plished girl OF superior advantages
socially, unsteady and Intellectually.
She was one of the loveliest, brightest
pupils | ever instructed in music and
ever evinced warm attachment for me
as her first teacher. She was a devoted
Episcopalian and member OF Christ's
Cathedral. But dear Fannie celebrated
her Easter with Gods redeemed in
Mansions prepared for His own-her
voice blending with the angelic choir
in sweet Hosanna's to Him who has
arisen and gone above. We know she is
neutrality-suspicious. thus we
will aver think of har whila iha nnonnd