The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-01-06
sRANoENeURo.
The As You Like u Club Popular
Young Ladies LAYING for
other CT les.
Bro. Pste's S rmon Social At Or. and
Mrs. DOwden.


Mr. and Mrs Ed f. Alexander have
returned from Louisville.
Brandenburg Normal will have a good
many new pupils this week.
Mrs. Manning, of BArdstowD, is Wis
itor OF Mrs. Aloi ~ Moremen.
Bob Malin took in the holidays at
home aud enjoyed the gaities.
Sach Richardson, Of Wolf Creek, was
in town last week, on business
10 McGehee, of the Mammoth, was
down for hunt and holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hardesty visited
relative at Flaherty, last week.
Miss Rosa Flora, Of Mauckport, visited
Mrs. Chas Coleman, les week.
Prof. Burton spent the holidays with
relativ. and friends in Indiana.
Misses Mary and b 'ss Lewis have re.
turned to Potter Collego, Bowling Green.
Miss Lena Drury, of Bewleyville, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. John Frakes.
DR.. and Mrs. Wells gave the young
people a most delightful social, last
week.
Pete FJntaine has erj, Dyed his stay at
home and will return to Kansas, this
month.
G II Casperke and VIM. Bewley have
not forgotten the voui ions OF the "Mer.
ry go around"
There's a fine new boy out at Judge
S. Z. Woolfolk's, and this column offers
copgratul ,tions.
TO day we all settle down to business.
The new leaves tile with new r. solu-
tons. How long?
Miss Ten Hamilton entertained few
friends last Saturday night. Refresh
ments were served.
A happy, very happy New Year for
you, dear old News, and all come cted
with your interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Maln, Vine Grove
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse H4rndon spent
Christmas at home.
M'ssSusie Elder had Pliers mt visit
to Miss Florine Anderson, who are both
back, ready for school.
Mrs. X. II. hewitt is still confined to
her room from indsposition, but we all
hope she will soon be out
MIS- Geo Clarkson, of Elizabethtown
who attend, the Woolfolk-Lewis we'd
ding, has returned home.
Miss Mary Richmond is a guest Of
Miss u lila Malin, to whom pleasant din
ner was given New Years day.
Mrs Bette Clarks IN, a stylish, hand
some girl, will be with relatives here till
about the middle of the month.
Miss Agnes Malin left Sunday fol-
Greensboro, to resume her music. Dear
sweet girl l, for one, hated to see hel
leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. leo Voolfolk left New
Years day for their future home, st
Louis. They were the recipients o.
many handsome presents.
DR.. and Mrs Dowden had a pleasant
social for their little folks, last week,
big crowd and nice luncheon made the
happy hour pass all too fleetly.
Mrs Ida Haynes has gone to Pates
vile to teach music. Bless the girls al
they go forth to help themselves. Lids
holds peculiar niche in my heart.
George Frymre has enjoyed the holi
days with vim. He was wound up anC
started eff and never stopped till b,
waltzed "Home Sweet Home" Saturday
night.
The following boarl OF tax supervis orr
are in session this week, g. NJ. Smith
: Judge; j. f. Voolfolk, Morgan Rich
, ardson, Geo. ID. Richardson and Gin
, Jenkins.
, Miss Maydee Pusey has returnel from
Louisville and New Albany, after visi
of few days. She arrived in time Il
enjoy the swell cotillion at George Wor
lands 1t,
, The past week was not typical Christ
= mas weather, but charming for pleasur,
occheipi oNchlhB uI' 90 anu iOT NlblUOH
coming and going, Skating and coastinl
, are in store yet.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, OF Louisville
have moved TO West Main. Mrs. Ben
nett is daughter OF Ms George Yeakel
and Mr.. Bennett will have a position
, with Ytakel x Co.
| had hand shake with my young
friend, frankie Fairleigh, OF Louisville
My my how the young peop'e do ruI
up. frankie is tall, handsome youth
almost grown out OF my knowledge.
, / have been asked, "Who will tina
Meade county column support for sucl
and slch office. Just wait This col
umn is fearless aud "will speak out II
meetin" in due time and don't you Tor
get it,"
The dance at Mrs 6 ug Is was NOR,
than cha ming. The girls, and bride
Wed with each other in b ,autiiul evening
dress and the beaux never appreciated
feminine loveliness more or were mor'
gallant.
Prof. @. NJ. hewitt has resumed his du
ties as teacher at Glendale College.
, / a,, iaI. hfad 40 hun, 70. tha nanar M, u