The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-07-14
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vile for visit.
Albert Richardson is in from Chicago
TO see his relatives.
Durelle Fairleigh, Of Louisville, is Wis
ting relatives here.
Miss Ophelia Bennett has returned to
her home in Louisville.
Life, il may speak the riddle, is a
scheme Of indirections oft times.
Miss Pearle Hughes, New Albany, is
visiting Mrs. Bondurant's family.
Mrs. G. L. Neafus has been quite sick
at her daughters, Mrs. James Ditto.
Mr.. Step Richardson is here from the
extreme Wet TO zee his father and
relatives.
Little Graham McGehee is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Stewart Peckenpaugh, Of
Louisville.
Mrs. Thomas Alexander, of Louisville,
is spending sometime with her son, Ed
L. Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Fairleigh have left
for Paducah. Miss Mabel Hardin has
postponed her trip.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. John
Frakes last Monday. Mrs. Frakes regrets
the non-appearance of members and
urges more interest.
Bro. Phillip Jenkins preached last Sun
day morning and evening. He will be-
gin protracted services in the Baptist
church here in August.
Mr.. ]. d. Richardson is still quite
feeble. He has been on the sick list for
quite time after being hale, hearty
man for long life time.
hear the Meade County team is con-
templating crossing bats with the Clover
port nine. The Brandenburg "Sports"
are little afraid yet awhile.
Prof T. NJ. Halves stopped over for a
day with his sister, Mrs. d. w. Lewis,
as he passed enroute to his home in
Louisville from Cloverport.
Mrs. H. q. Rawlings, of Kansas City,
who came to Kentucky to see her son
married has been called home by the ILL
ness Of her daughter Miss Lucy.
The Epworth League will hold liter
airy and musical purely devotional) meet
ing next Sunday at 8 p. m. The men,
bers have nightly fallen Off Let's have
a renewal.
Preston Grinnell has gone to Chicago
to clerk for Ben f. Richardson. Pres
held the same position two years ago and
is glad to return to his old position and
the "Windy City,"
Prof. A. @. Burton made an address
before the Teachers Association in Bow
ling Green which was most enthusiastic
ally received and which was pronourc ed
one of the very best delivered.
l pity the teachers in rural districts il
the school fund should be reduced by
court decision. They receive little enough
and the schools will all be crippled If it
is decided that refunding is in order.
Oh yes, Mr.. Editor, forgot to thank
you for that nice recognition in your
editorials on the "My Wife" theme. 1
do like a man who ever and always
places and keeps woman on high pedes-
tal aananiallv hia wifa
Little Mary Alexander is quite i'll.
Her aunt, Miss Mamie Alexander, a
professional nurse, from Louisville, is in
attendance. DIR. Wells pronounced her
better to-day and we all hope she may
soon be her bright, winsome self.
Harvey Ditto, Will McGehee and
"Boss" McGehee are the dearest boys,
amt they girls You are afraid to say
so-that's all. They all have nice bug
gies and good horses and they take "old
young ladies" to church on hot Sundays.
am ever glad to know my friends like
to read the "NEws" and especially this
column. l am delighted to hear the
packet line is not an exception. How
ever Capt. Ryan understands how to run
joke equally as well as he does steam
boat.
Fanny Pusey Phillips and Beall Grin
nell spent Sunday with Miss Eleanor B.
and Joe Hendrick. They formed party
to Sulphur Wen for supper and on here
TO church. Mrs. Hendricks home, "KiDgs
Rest" is a delightful "rest" indeed. To
be there means good time.
Miss Edith 0strander, neice OF Mrs.
Blanche Fontaine, has come to make her
home with Mrs. Fontaine, who has had
her younger sister, Blanche, for several
years or since her mothers death. There
is no higher mission than TO faithfully
fill the place of mother TO motherless
children and God will surely reward.
And so our young friend Miss LaFay-
cite LaHeist is TO take up the old song
that poets ever chanteth and OF which
the world is never weary, "Soul is
moon; Love is its loveliest phrase" L
congratulate my talented young friend
and her intended. Love is a rosy cloud
in the morning Of life and makes our
natures more fruitful in what is excel
lent and amiable.
Mr.. w. ID. Ashcrait, our popular school
Superintendent, has returned from the