The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-08-12


sick.
Miss Jessie Jolly, sweet, pretty
Greensboro girl, will return homie this
week.
Jesse Main came from Vine Grove to
attend his aunt's (Miss Mary Malin)
funeral.
DIR, W. Is. Pusey and friend, OF Lou
isville, are enjoying stay at DIR. ID. G.
Puseys.
Miss Sallie Fullenwider is with her
friend, Mrs. Cough. Miss Sallie is look
ing well.
Little Pauline rowden and Miss Ada
Brown have returned from pleasant
visit to Cloverport.
Mrs. Dan Flora and children came
down from Lakeland 10 attend the funer-
al of her sister, Miss Mary Malin.
Miss Mary Alexander, a very hand
some young lady, of Louisville, is visit
ing her brother, I'D f. Alexander.
Mrs. Spiller and her children will re-
turn TO Louisville this week from stay
with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Casperke.
Misses Jessie Jolly, of Greensboro, and
Nora Henderson, Irvington, are visiting
Misses Eleanor b. Hendrick and Lillian
Rhodes.
G. NJ. hewitt and Jim Bondurant will
give a picnic at Sebastian Grove the
22nd. Many attractive features and a
ball at night.
There's a midsummer wedding on the
tapis. The National problem is left out.
She's a sweet, sweet girl and next week
I'll tell you all about it.
Mrs. Frymire, Of Union Star, has been
with her son, George who is recovering
from slow fever. Mrs. Frymire is sew
enty years of aga but active and bright.
Mr.. Albert S. Johnson has bought out
10 A. Parker's interest in the Free Re-
public. Mr.. Parker's valedictory APP
pears in last issue as we'll as Mr.. John
sons salutatory.
Bud Clarkson and his sister, Miss
Lilly, Of Big Springs, were guests of Miss
Peggy Ditto last week and attended the
ice cream supper. Lilly has that same
sweet cordiality so well remembered in
dear, sainted Fannie, towards those she
loved.
Mrs. Mollie ID. Carrco, Of Hopkins
vile, is with her sister, Mrs. Hamilton.
Mrs Carrico took the press excursion to
the seashore with her nephew, Percy
Taylor, of the Russellville Ledger. she
will go to New York before returning 10
Hopkinsville.
We will all agree with Rob't. g. IT.
gersoll and Chauncey NJ. Depe% in their
condemnation of the exhibition of the
Lyon quintuplets. 1t isKepulsive to all
people of refnement|and delicacy of
sentiment and those who flock to see
them are in the same category.
Mr.. Editor,I don't know how it afTec cts
you but it's painful to me to think of
the DeP0cratic party going under two
names. l don't know how hardly the
party got together again after the Doug
lass, Breckenridge, Lincoln ticket and /
cannot see through the mist now.
Chas. hewitt went to Greensboro last
Sunday night to assist in arranging the
new catalogue for the new school to be
opened there September first Charlie
will be one OF the faculty, to instruct in
telegraphy, shorthand and type-writing.
Chas. is intelligent, efficient and pro-
ficient, kind and agreeable. He should
go to the top in his chosen work.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Fairleigh spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
James Lewis and came to be with Mrs.
James Fairleigh who is still sick. Mrs
David Fairleigh ran in for "howdy and
good bye" She was looking bright,
happy and young and says Louisville, in
the residence part, is equally as pleasant
as on these hills where breezes are sup
posed to come and 60 at will.
The ice cream supper by the band boys
was largely attended Notwithstanding
the intense heat cool subject was the
objective. Our Sandy Hill friends show
ed their appreciation by coming in a
body and we enjoyed having them fully
as much as they in attending, Mr.. viii
Ashcraft auctioneered the cake from gold
standard brand. down to Prohibition
bolter-it all went.
l have carefully considered all that
our Sandy Hill friends and Mrs. Fair
leigh, Of Louisville, have said about the
News and this column but should / pub
lish same the Editor might become in
aated and it ia not always best to deal in
imitation on any subject. Do you agree
with me, my dear sir? Perhaps not, so
wait till meet you face to face and I'll
reveal all the nice things about this
paper.
Vanity Fair was full to the brim last
week and overlooked. Every night was
taken-two shows, French and Price,
Phonograph on hand, supper, hay-ride
TO Cedar Grove-with small assemblages.
Everybody looks wilted, everybody mop
ping and tanning, still the onward march
for pleasure continues undated. Laun-