The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-05-12
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Bro. Overton spent part Of Friday in
town among his III jcR."
Miss Maui Adkisson, Of Custom, at
tended church here Sunday.
Mr.. Gardiner, OF Union star, is with
his daughter, Mrs Hendry.
Miss salle Harris, Of Louisville, is
visiting relatives in the vicinity.
Mrs. Harry M j,r arrived Sunday for
a stay at the Washington place.
Delighted TO he ar our old friend, Mrs.
j. W. Richards on is 80 happily married
Mrs. Green Bard was the gu, st OF
her niece, Mrs. r NJ. Jolly, last Thurs
day.
Quite lot OF our townsmen attend
ed Quarterly Conference at Webster
Sunday.
Miss Sallie Harris, OF L. uisville, aud
Harry Major and family are with the
Wsshingtons,
The surries and pheatons sold by T.
N, Mcclellan are the prettiest in the
neighborhood.
We are glad to greet Miss Bette Nc
Gehee who has closed her school and
is at home for stay.
Mrs. Cunningham who spent some
pleasant days in our midst, making many
friends, has gone home.
Mrs. Wathen and Mrs. McGehee have
returned from Hardinsburg where they
went to see their mothers.
Bro. Buck Overton, presiding elder,
preached fine missionary sermon at
the Nj. + church Sunday evening.
Mr. Gardner, of U nion Star, father OF
Mrs Sandy Hendry and our genial depu-
ty sheriff, spent Sunday in town.
Little Master Hubert Piggolt, got rain
bound Sunday and spent the night with
his little friends, Louis and Edwin Jolly.
Miss Catherine Sterrett, Of Dakota,
who wintered in Louisville, has return
ed and is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
John Wimp.
Miss Catherine Sterrett is visiting
relatives in the neighborhood after a
four months sojourn in Louisville with
her uncle, Mr.. Herndon.
Misses Lii Scott, Walfeld, Sthweitxer
and others of the Heron-Frank we'd
ding party remain and form a delight
full house party at DIR. Franks.
The Bay View Reading Circle will
have another one of their delightful
entertainments soon. The literary pro-
gram is unusually hue also the menu
program.
Next Saturday p. m. at Z 30 o'clock
Bro. Pate will preach in the Methodist
church and also Sunday morning and
evening. Let all come who will and
feel welcome.
Genial, good natured Henry Herndon
and his charming spouse, spent Sunday
in town. They expect to occupy old
quarters at Sulphur Springs, on Doe
Run, during the heated term.
Mrs. Green Board, Miss Mary Board
and Miss Maggie Scott, Of Hardinsburg
Mrs. Constance, of Louisville Mr.. and
Mrs. Heron, of Cloverport and Miss
Blanche Jolly, OF Bewleyville, were
among the especially invited guests al
the Frank Heron wedding,
DIR. E. NJ. Bewley has sold his home tc
Jimmie Lewis. We are very much pleas q
to welcome Mr. Lewis and his family into
our midst, but will be sorry to see the
DR.. leave. We hope he will purchase a
lot in the central portion of the town
and build, thus remaining zone of us. ,
Sunday School at 10 O'Clock anc
preaching in the Baptist church at II
O'Clock a. m, Sunday School at 3 O'Clock
p m. and preaching at o'clock in the
Methodist church. Services in the Bap.
! fist church at p. m. Can our sister
towps beat that for one days religious
, zeal?
The new millinery enterprise is doing
a foe business, new hats coming all the
time and on the l4th AMI 10Th (for the
two days only will be on exhibition the
finest and prettiest line of ladies' and
children's hats ever seen in a country
store. All the ladies must see the latest
in headgear.
Miss Nora Henderson will close hel
term as governess in r. NJ. Jolly's family
next Friday. She has taught two weeks
longer than the time agreed upon, which
speaks we'll for her as a teacher. She
I has certainly been most satisfactory in
the discharge OF her every duty and hen
patrons and children are both sorry tc
see her 60.
The Christian Endeayor will meet
next Fuday evening at 1880 o'clock
} Miss MOllie Lyons will lead the meeting
: and Mrs. jolly will conduct the musical
program in Miss Molie's place, who il
the regular oTganist OF the society. All
are cordially invited to come. The meet
, ings are always open to the public and 9
hearty co operation is desired.
Our genial editor was in town Thurs
} day and attended the wedding He wat
30 busy shaking hands and looking at
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