The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-04-10
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ger. was in Louisville last Saturday.
The Methodist Sunday School will
have special services next Sunday for
Easter.
Brother lIagan will preach at the
Baptist church Sunday mo: ming and
Sunday night next.
Mrs S. c. Malin, our popular post
mistress, is visiting her mother and
sisters in Vine Grove.
The B. G. Circle will met this after
noon with Miss Ida Haynes, aud Mrs.
w. Richardson will read.
Mrs VIM. Rhodes will entertain the
altar boys next Sunday and Mrs. Tom
Howard and Mrs. X. II. hewitt will have
the choir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fon Rhodes went to
Paynesville last Sunday. Palm services
were held at the church then by Father
Herbuth.
It affords me much pleasure to an
nounce that Mr. p. p hewitt, OF Wood
land, is improving, for his usefulness and
value as citizen are II cognized through
out the county.
The trio are still by George" All
Right with no prospect just now Of one
diverging unless Shelley's Ode TO the
western Wind" should blow that more
dexterous genus homo up here.
Next Sunday will be Easter Father
Herbuth will have his choir and altar
boys from Paynesville here, the church
will be decorated and there will be High
Mass Miss Kate Herbuth will preside
at the organ.
Little Tallie Haynes has a missiye
from Mrs. Talle Toomey, written and
mailed at Paris, France. Little Tallie
will keep it as a souvenir OF Mrs. Toom-
ey's trip and remembrance. She sailed
for home last Saturday.
We all regret that our boys, Albert
Richardson and Wade Ditto have had
their saddlery establishment closed at
Richmond, KY, from financial trouble.
We hope they may yet retrieve them
selves and open up again.
DIR. ID. G. Pusey's address read before
the Medical Association of March %,
and published in the last issue of the
Messenger, was well worthy of grave
consideration by the fraternity and Of
much interest to all who admire him as
physician Of "purest ray serene" and
recognize him as credit to our county
and the profession.
Next week, lookout for something OF
interest in this column from the big,
dry goods house of Yeakel & Co. Mr..
Geo. Yeakel is termed the Prince OF
merchants. He has served long life in
the line and wears his honors royalty.
His junior partners, Geo. Reiman and
Ed Yeakel have established supremacy
for skill and attention TO business.
Bert Moremen is at home. His troupe
has disbanded on account of the small
pox scare. We Of this place have a
touch OF fear and are being vaccinated
and Cough Grinnell informed us with
much assurance that "If it took, we
would only have celluoid." Who can
blame children for getting words con-
founded? We are often at sea ourselves
to use properly, heterogeneous Ian
guage.
The services OF last week appointed by
the NJ. L. church for Missionary purposes
and conducted by Brother Walton, were
very "sparsely" attended. A faithful
few, hear, came out, mostly OF the
feminine gender. Brother Walton paid
ALLOWING tribute to women and dubbed"
his church decidedly a Female" one
when it came TO zeal and attendance and
that reminds me Mr.. Editor, that to you
we, OF this paper take of our new spring
hats for that editorial in last News. All
honor to the man that appreciates and
honors woman!
The social "merry-go-roundP as regards
weddings had come to halt but . most
interesting one will bob serenely up next
week and like the "harp Of Tara" give
evidence that such affairs are not entirely
obsolete. The one on the roster for
Wednesday, April II, is that Of the third
and charming daughter Of banker, James
w. Lewis, Miss nellie b. TO Mr. Jesse
Herndon, OF Breckenridge county, son OF
the late Mr.. Richard Herndon, and a
prominent young man in society and
one in every way worthy Of the jewel he
has won.
The "wheel steed" incr asses in popu-
larity as means of locomotion aud
pleasure. Little Fred Howard has con-
quered cycle mysteries and is out on the
boulevards every day. Little Henry
Woodson is impatiently awaiting the
arrival Of his to commence the pleasures
of cycle-riding. d. w. Lewis came in
from Custom few days since in an hour
and quarter on his bike" | don't
know whether VIII Howard and Dee
Pusey have mastered all the intricacies
or not, nor whether they can spin with
out hands on the handle-bars but any
how, I'll always have some "wheel
gossip" till the cloud rolls by.
was invited by Mr.. VIM. Mcintyre
to inspect the staple and fancy articles,
groceries, boots, shoes, hats, caps, just
received in his new, roomy and attractive
business house on East Main. found