The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-05-05
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More Babies Compliment To The News
Miss Pussy Understands Base
Ball-Other Topics Of
interest.

Mr.. j. II. Hardin returned TO Frank
fort, this week.
Mr.. hewitt wants our boys to form a
home ball team.
Mrs. r. II. hewitt is improving She
suffers from neuralgia
Mrs. James Fairleigh has taken rooms
with Blanche Fontaine for the summer.
Miss Fannie Pusey Phillips spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with Miss Eleanora
B. Hendrick.
Jimmie Lee and Minnie Flemming
Voolfolk spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. George Frymire.
Miss Carter visited Miss Agnes Wor-
land, last week. She made a most pleas
ant impression and left many friends.
Bro. Pate preached deep, thoughtful
sermon, last Sunday. Services every
night this week at the Methodist church.
leave for Louisville to-day to visit
my husbands relatives at Crescent Hill.
I'll be back in time to report for you, as
usual
Mrs. Tom Howard entertained the
Christian Contributor Society, Saturday
night A big crowd turned out and all
had a lily time.
Miss Mabel Hardin accompanied Mrs.
Richardson to Louisville, last Wednes-
day, and witnessed the ceremony that
made her Mrs. Hardin.
Ed Yeakel's house has received its
final spring outfit, exterior and interior.
1t is thing of beauty, a Joy forever"
A great ornament to our town.
don't believe DIR. Hunter is guilty of
the things charged against him. 1 hope
the conspirators will be prosecuted to
the very utmost limit Of the law.
Oh yes, two more babies are on my list
to tell about; Edwin Voolfolk, son Of
our County Judge, and Denny Walter,
son of d. w. Lewis. I'm going to see
them.
"a soft answer turneth away wrath"
indeed the News carried it out towards
the Messenger. 1 would have scored it
good fashion meet individuals on
their own ground.
Woman's Missionary will meet Friday
afternoon at 8 o'clock, with MIS-. @. s..
Grinnell. All members especially in
vited and visitors welcomed. Some
special music and reading.
VIM. Bland is getting along fine. The
operation for appendicitis was an unusu-
ally severe one, but has proved to be in
every way successful. We are all re-
ioiced for Willie and his parents.
Miss Maydee Pusey takes great inter-
est in base ball. She understands the
game and can bait "technicalities" right
along Maydee, like all true Kentuck-
ians, is exulting over the Colonel's ascent
in the scale.
Miss Sue Carter, OF Lebanon, Ky, has
gone to Louisville, but will return to be
with her sister, Mrs. DIR. Pusey. Miss
Sue is prime favorite OF mine, so intel
ligent and well posted, an hour with her
is mama to the soul.
Mrs. Blanche Fontaine has returned
from another trip to Louisville. She is
posted in all affairs pertaining to Dame
Fashion, as are all our modistes, Misses
Halle Dowdy, Ida Powell, Ada Vree-
land.
About twenty OF our base ball lovers
of the national game went up last sun
day to see the Colonel's play the Windy
City team, but "Play Ball" was not call
ed over the diamond on account of the
elements, hence some blue boys return
ed.
The Exposition at Nashville in some
respects will surpass the exhibition of
the Worlds Fair. We, as Kentuckians,
are proud that Miss Enid Yandell, of our
metropolis, will place before the Parthe.
on the largest statue ever modelled by
woman.
Watch out for pie distribution in Ken
lucky. Some lucious plums will go
That's all right. ''To the victor belong
the spoils." When ga house is divided
against ITSELF" down it is bound TO go.
The Republicans have knocked down
the Democratic edifce.
d. NJ. Duncan had a pleasant trip
home and visited that famous Cooking
Club, Of Cloverport. He reports, we'll,
as usual, more talking than cooking, but
the little city of "Clover" is brimful Of
progressive go head women, backed by
intelligence and information.
The Evening Post Of Saturday, May l,
came out in its nineteenth anniversary
edition. 1t was interesting to read and
note what patent process and improved
machinery has done to Tevolutionizs
business. The Post is paper after my
own heart progressive, aggressive, indie
pendent in opinion aud assertions Long
may it live
LAST Wednesday was field day for the
Richardson name. Mr.. Ben F. Richard
son, Of Chicago, Miss Sallie Pusey, of
Valley Station, were married Allan
Richardson and Miss Neafus, Meade
county, were made one Mrs w. G Rich
ardson and Mr.. J. d. Hardin had the
knot tied at the Fifth Avenue, Louis