The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-08-05
MISUNDERSTANDING.
George Casperke Is Back from Hot
Springs Ice Cream Supper
Friday Might

Misses Lula Lewis and Eva Corrlgan
have returned from Canada.
Another large excursion TN the Stages
last Sunday TO see the big river.
Mss Herndon, from Camp Hern.
don," is guest OF Miss Jen Hardin.
Mr., p. q Bryan was here early last
week in the interest Of ID II. Baldwin
Il Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chap,z4 Wathen, OF
Greensboro, with their little ones, are
here on visit.
Mrs. Jess Malin, Vine Grove, is with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Lewis,
for a weeks visit.
There was big hay ride from here
and the Bottom to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Browns last week.
Dee Pusey is at home from Indianap-
oils to recuperate. He has been indis-
posed for some time.
Sickness and heat have kept me in
this week. Miss Zula Malin has contrib
uted much kind information.
Prof. Burton will be here to attend the
Teachers Institute and to make arrange
ments for opening his school.
Go to the ice cream supper Friday
night given by the band boys. who want
uniforms. Let us assist them.
Miss Alma Nall, of Louisville, and
Miss Jen Roberts, OF Ekron, attended
the party at Miss Jen Hardin's.
G. Ii. Casperke is back from Hot
Springs looking splendid. Charlie re-
manned and is improving right along.
Mrs. Chris McGehes is very sick of
typhoid fever. Mrs. Joe Phillips, her
sister and her daughter, Mrs. Jenkins,
are with her.
Mrs. J. w. Richardson has been con-
fined to her room for week with NAL
aria. She is up and will go to Glasgow
shortly to see her sister.
Mrs. Chas Casperke has had num-
Der OF relatives from Louisville visiting
her. Will Casperke is home for his
usual summer vacation and rest.
Bro. CundiG preached last Sunday
morning. The League held devotional
exercises at night. The meeting at
Cedar Grove is still in progress.
Mrs. S. G. Malin, our esteemed post
mistress, left Monday for Ashland, Ky,
to Join her son Proctor and wife. She
will spend week or two and then go
with them to Chicago for a stay,
j. d. Babbage was in our town last
Saturday en- route to the Andyville pic
mic. He is still radiant over the tide of
affairs, but without prejudice or vindic-
tiveness to dissenting brother.
A good many from here went to the
Andyville picnic. The B. B. b. boys
made the music. A storm overlook the
crowd EN- route home and caused quite
a stampede. More scared than hurt.
will Howard and viii Ashcraft are
making as active summer campaigns as
those other two wills" are a political
canvass There's just as much at stake I;
just as much involved, and if you don't
believe me, ask them.
Miss Beulah Bennett spent last week
with Miss Jen Hardin, who entertained
in her honor last Friday night Miss
Beulah sings sweetly, and has made a
most pleasant impression here by her
pleasing, unaffected manner.
"Honor to whom honor is due"-Bew-
leyville carried it out in naming its Mis-
sionary Society the "Tula Daniel Society"
Beall GIinnell, Sec'y. of our Society, has
an interesting letter from Miss lula who
makes many helpful suggestions for the
cause.
Mrs. French and her troupe will
amuse us tonight Monday. Worldly ?
Yes We are in the flesh and seek the
things OF the world. "Be it unto you,
ETC., according to the dictates of con-
science, and so on. l argue the same
about all amusements.
Miss Bate Herndon was rendered a
pleasant reception by her friend, Miss
Linnie Moremen, last Thursday. No
one in town does as much for the young
people as Mrs. Moremen and Linnie,
and it is done so cheerfully and so easily
that the pleasure TO guests is double.
Warm weather doesn't throw damper
over gaiety, for it continues undated,
and the devotees were never more wide
awake and on the alert. We hear not
whisper of matrimonial affairs for the
coming fall. No doubt alliances will be
postponed till after the national question
is decidedly
A sweet, gracious girl is potent
charm in social life. She may not be
beautiful, but il amiable and bright she
will have admirers and friends always.
Kindness and graciousness are more
winning than accomplishments, and far
more enduring than beauty. Who's the
girl here ? know her; you know her.
Name her.
Our Meade county boy, Win w.
Douglas, has taken unto himself a wife.
Will is remembered by us as taking
great interest in base ball while living at
Garnettsyille. He went to Louisville
and has run up rapidly in newspaper