The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-12-29
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Greensboro.
Frank Malin came up from Ovens
boro for short visit
Mr.. Burton will spend this week with
his relatives in Indiana.
Each OF my music pupils remembered
me in loving manner.
Miss Brown, of New Albany, is the
guest OF Miss Allie Reid.
Miss Nora Henderson, of Irvington, is
visiting Miss Ella Hendrick.
Miss Bette Clarkson, OF Big Spring, is
spending the holidays here.
Will Casperke came home for a gsnu-
inc all around Christmas menu.
Miss Matte Howard, of Louisville, is
the guest Of Miss Linnie Moremen.
All of the entertainments during the
past week were successfully carried out
Charlie Radley is visiting his grand
parents, Judge @. o. Fairleigh and wife.
Hugh Ditto, of Greensboro was with
his sister, Mrs. w. d. Howard, last Sun
day.
Miss Jennie Roberts visited her aunts,
Mrs. Martin and Miss Jen Hardin, this
week.
Misses Lula and Minnie Bland attend
ed party last Saturday night at Mr..
Cowley's.
Miss Agnes Malin, of Greensboro, is at
home for the holidays with Mr., and Mrs,
w. IL. Cough.
Mr.. Teare and Charlie Casperke push
ed the entertainment TO success at the
Methodist church.
Charlie and Henry hewitt are only toe
glad to be at the dear old home for 6
holiday and good time generally.
Miss Ella Hendrick was my guest last
week and did most tasteful, artistic work
on the stage furniture and she is equally
as artistic in the culinary department.
7. L. Pusey, OF Chicago; DIR. w. B
Pusey, OF Louisville and Dee Pusey, o.
Indianapolis, enjoyed their Christina
turkey, cranberry sauce and mince pie
with their parents, DIR. d. G. Pussy anC
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Voolfolk, OF st
Louis; Mr.. aud Mrs. Jesse Malin, Vim,
Grove; Mr. and Mrs, Jesse Herndon
hvipgton and Miss Bessie Lewis, POtte
College, were all with Mr.. and Mrs
James Lewis to eat Christmas dinner.
Times certainly had a sudden change
last week and croakers will cease thei
croSking. Our merchants agree tina
business was brisker and sales large
than in years. Christmas presents wer,
numerous and handsome.
The literary and musical program wa
very successfully executed at the Meth
odist church Christmas night. Mis-
Mary Lewis sarg solo very sweetly
Mrs d. w. Lewis also rendered yer,
pretty selection. The Rotations wer,
well given. The star of Bethlehem, tn,
three wise men, the stable, the inn, TIN
windmill from which gifts rolled ou
the responsive reading, the march b,
| Miss Allie Reid were especial features.
The social calendar for this week i
full. Monday night Mrs. Moremen CAV
an entertainment in honor of Miss Mat
tie Howard, Tuesday night Mrs. Grinnel
entertained her music pupils, Wednef
day night the Wedding at the Baptis
church, Thursday night Mr.. ID. S. Rich
ardson, Friday night party OF US will
take supper with Miss Mary l.. Ditto
Saturday night Miss Ella Hendrick viii
have the same party to six o'clock din
ner. Other functions may be on Tia,
tapis, OF which l am not apprised.
Miss Alice Courtney, of Louisville anC
Miss Lottie Cox, Of Schooner Point, were
guests OF Mrs. j. II. Bishop last weeA
and to whom Mrs. Bishop gave recep-
ton on Christmas day. Our party went
out about o'clock to remain till Z 80
when we expected to leave for the en-
tertainment at the Methodist church
but an accident delayed us, much to our
regret. Mrs. Bishop has a cosy, pretty
home where she and her sons dispense
true hospitality. An elegant lunch waf
served and a most delightful evening
was passed barring the accident which
gave us big scare. Those present were
Misses Eleanor b. Hendriek, Annie
Bondurant, Jimmie Lee Voolfolk, Flor.
nee Smith, Lena hewitt aud Mary l.
Ditto and Messrs @. NJ. hewitt, Henry
hewitt and James Bondurant. Miss
Courtney, Albert and Ernest Bishop, Mr..
and Mrs. James Bishop, Misses lone,
Eula and Annie Dowden called.
At 7 o'clock p. m. the marriage Of Mr..
Gene Guedry, of Paiucah, and M 50