The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-11-17
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with Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID Howard.
Mics Moore, OF Elizabethtown, visited
Mrs. James BANDS family last week.
Nimrojs will be out in full force thii
week, and quail on toast" will be the
fad.
d. S. Richardson, OF the Arcade, has
purchased the Neafus home on East
Hill.
Services at the Catholic church last
Sunday. failed to learn the ministers
name.
Misses Zslma Strother and Bette
Clarkson, of Big Springs, visited Mrs. g.
II. Cssperke.
Misses Lena hewitt and Florence
Smith spent Saturday and Sunday in
Louisville.
Mrs. Cal Hendricks has returned from
visit TO her sister, Mrs. Harvey English,
near Stephensport.
The Rev. Mr.. Phillip Jenkins preached
one OF his best sermons last Sunday, and
the Lords Supper was administered.
Atlanta has the only military company
in this part Of the country, composed
Of girls, who are said to use weapons as
the broom.
Hugh Ditto came up from Greensboro,
last Sunday, to spend it with his sister,
Mrs. w. D. Howard. Hugh is a fine
| young business man.
Messrs. Victor Spaulding and Plus
Yates were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardesty last Friday and Saturday and
attended the Literary.
Miss Lydia Ackley Clarkson was ex-
pected last Saturday to visit Mrs. w. d.
Howard, but has written that her visit
must be postponed for awhile.
The voters Of New York and Louis
vile spoke out unequivocally on local
issues. Let us hope it is Harbinger
! for the future in State national affairs.
Denver is convention city par excel
lence. The biennial meeting of the
Federated Organization of Women's
clubs will be held there and for which
preparations are already on foot.
The Dingley Tariff and Wolcott Com
mission have been condemned by the
vote Of '97. Where 10000 sound money
Democrats voted for Shackelford, does
MT it go to prove that we are getting
together?
Misses Annie Bondurant, Mabel Har-
din, Mary l.. Ditto and had a delight.
full visit to Mrs. Ella B. Hendricks last
Saturday night. We had an old fashion
sugar candy pulling. If you want to
have good time, you'll sure find it at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrick.
The Republicans will lose fine
organizer when Mr.. Godfrey Hunter
HES himself to Guatemala as Minister
Plenipotentiary. He proved his ability
in many instances, but it was not appre.
ciated by an ungrateful party. DR..
Hunter has done right to accept the
Hindman Guatemala appointment.
At the dance the other night young
lady was cited as being particularly sty-
lish when some one said to me "Defne
style, what is it ?" said "hne feathers
usually make fine Birds" but not in
that case-it is the girl herself-but
Worth or Paquin could not define style.
1t is God given like other gifts. Some
girls are stylish in calico dress.
The editor of the Meade County
Messenger should certainly resign his
position and apply for one with "Puck''
or Judge" judging from his last edition
OF messenger" shed no tears over
Mr., Hindman's defeat, there was no
third State ticket hence to bring out a
National Democrat to oppose. Mr..
Shackleford was an "off affair" entirely
and defeat was sure.
Mrs. DR.. d. G. Pusey and dau ghter,
Miss Maydee, attended the chrysanthe-
mum show in Louisville. Mrs. Pusey is
dear lover of flowers and has some
pretty specimens OF the Oriental h1wer
herself. Louisville may we'll be proud
OF her attractive display OF treasures. 1t
is a help towards humanity and follow
ing the precept OF Mohammed who said
II he had but two loaves of bread he
would sell half and buy hyacinth for
the people-now chrysauthemum can
be bought for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. L. Moremen have
arrived from Cincinnati and are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. @. G. Moremen. On
Thursday night Mrs. Moremen gave
them delightful cotilliou party. The
beautiful, full blown roses, as well as the
modest, just opening buds were out,
with background OF "sere autumn
leaves" Mrs. Moremen always enter
tains most pleasantly, and this was an
unusual success socially. Bodenstadt
was on hand. These who graced the
occasion were Misses Ida Haynes,
Maydee Pusey, Lillian and Virgil Rhodes,
Pear Wimp, Florence Smith. Lena
hewitt. Mrs. P. G. Young, Mrs. Jim
Smith, Mrs. Bert Moremen, Miss zslma
strother, Big Spring; Messrs Lon
NeYitr, Gene Fountaike, Jesse Smith,