The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-12-23
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vacation.
@. NJ. hewitt will be at home for the
holidays.
Candidates for county Offices will be as
thick as bees
We hear of entertainments galore for
the ensuing weeks.
Mrs. r. II. hewitt is much improved
from a recent indisposition.
Mrs. Susie Elder will spend X mas
week with Miss Florine Anderson
Miss Eula Jones, OF Groveland, is Wis
iting her grandmother, Mrs. VIM. San
ders.
Miss Maydee Pu ey has returned from
a pleasant visit to Louisville and New
Albany.
Miss Addie G. Ditto and Miss -
English attended the Howard-Ditto
marriage.
See "Bill" Bewley, George Frymire OF
Beall ,linnell if you want to hear y mas
presents discussed.
Misses Mary and Bessie Lewis will ar.
rive this week from Potter College TO
spend the holidays.
Next Saturday and Sunday will be our
regular quarterly meeting. Brother
Buck Overtou will be here.
d. NJ Duncan has had too much we'd
ding. He has been on the sick list but
is at his pest of duty again.
The Art Supplement of the Courier
Journal last Sunday out-rivaled any
former Efforts at artistic and aesthetic
display.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Howard, nee Mar
garet A. Ditto are at Mrs. Tom Howard't
where they are beautifully ensconsed in
coy apartments.
We are all young again this week. The
wheels oil Time have been rolled back
Heartaches, SORROWS, trials, all are thrown
aside and we are re-juvenated. A little
child came 1900 years ago. To-day Ht
reigns supreme in happy thankful hearts
Submission TO Thy Will!
The lecture at the Catholic church
Sunday night on is Life Worth Living p
was ably handled by the talented minis
ter and made a fine impression. To
night Monday he will lecture agar
with Miss Agnes Malin at organ anC
Mrs. j. w. Richardson and Mrs. II. b
Grinnell to sing.
The incoming President doesn't wan
war with Spain if it can possibly b'
avoided. Who does? The independence
Of the so called republic of Cuba il
eliciting various expression OF opinions
The Senate and the House.msy pafs OF
the resolution put before them but how
about the Presidents veto? His head il
level on that topic anyhow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Main have apart
ments adjoining his business house beau
tifully papered and painted preparation!
to establishing themselves in a HON,
nest. Sensible young couple! DEPEND
upon each other entirely for happiness
from the beginning of your pilgrimage
"a cottage OF content is better than
palace of cold splendor-Where love is
all is"
There was large audience at the Lit
erary last Friday night. Walter Ora,
recited another very pretty, origins
poem composed as an ode to the bonn,
Ohio ON an excursion last summer. Tn
young man should certainly cultivat
his talent and drink deep at the shrin
OF the Muses.. James Bondurant's "Orie
inal Story" was nothing if not uniqu
and it's characters, "May and December
were handled as uniquely.
A merry, merry Christmas to you M
dear Mr.. Editor, to your dear CORES
pondents, and to each and all OF the dea
old News readers. Four years and NOR
have flown by since this column entere,
the arena and to-day finds the write
more warmly attached than ever to thi
excellent home paper devoted to the in
terests and well being OF its own and adj
| joining counties. The Editors and stat
are wide-awake, progressive newspape
devotees, firm in individual views an,
opinions but broad and liberal toward
dissenting minds-in politics,i in religion
in social items no Partially is shown
Each correspondent has his OF her indi
vidual sentiment and expresses it. Ma.
1897 dawn brilliantly for the BREcKEN
RIDGE News! 1t has gone through
severe conflict in 1896 but when van
pushed in its opinions by an opposing
party, Democratic like, it rallied to tn,
support of prosperity and urged "Peac'
and Good Will" which is, as well, it
Christmas motto and which to-day i
sends to each and every home with tn,
reminder, Subscribe for one OF the bes
county papers in the State"
AOn December 30th at o'clock p. M
Mr.. George Voolfolk, of East st. Louis
will wed Miss Bertha Lewis, fourth
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Lewis a
their handsome suburban home, Parl
Place, Rev. Mr.. Pate officiating. Tn,
invitations are limited TO relatives and
few intimate friends. George is a Mead,
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