The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-06-30
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nNFc hknEn NhinD up HOih
Greensboro last Sunday.
Mr.. w. ID. Ashcraft left Monday for
the Nashville Centennial.
Beall Grinnel spent Saturday with
ORA Voolfolk. Meade Springs
Geo. Frymire went down TO his old
home near Uni1n Star Sunday.
Miss Jen Hardin will entertain Tues
day night for Miss Charlotte Herndon.
French will hold forth tonight on his
boat at the river, good variety program.
Mrs. Cave, from Hardin county, is viz
iting her daughter, Mrs. John Ashcraft
Miss Maydee Pussy has returned from
a delightful visit to Louisville and New
Albany.
Mr.. w. ii. Cough has been quite sick
for several days Mrs. Cough is chilling
but is better.
Mr.. and Mrs Tempe Simmons have
returned from Henry county, Frankfort,
High Bridge.
Mr.. Nettleroth, OF Louisville, spent
several days last week with DIR. ID. G..
Pusey's family.
Mr.. w. d Ashcraft and Miss Lula
Lewis attended the ice cream supper and
lawn fete at Custom.
Miss Addie G. Ditto is visiting her
brothers. She is looking we'll and is the
same jolly Addie, cordial and at home.
DR.. Snyder, OF Louisville, was the guest
last Friday of one of Brandenburg's very
sweetest, loveliest girls. l do know too.
All aboard for the picnic at Sulphur
Well, Doe Run, next Saturday, beauti-
full shady spot, good music and plenty to
eat.
Miss Belle Fairleigh and Mrs. Smith,
OF EIizqbethtown, have arrived to visit
Mrs. @. G. Fairleigh and Mrs James
Lewis.
Miss Mamie Brashear, OF West Point,
is the guest OF Miss Eleanor B. Hendrick
for whom she entertained quite hand
somely.
Mrs. @. &. Moreman entertained the
middle set Of young people Friday night
in honor Of Misses Bertha Stokes and
Lurena Jones.
Preston Grinnell and Joe Hendrick
went to Garrett last Sunday to see the
game OF base ball, and were the guests
OF Client and Myrtle Crutcher.
Misses Matte and Mabel Shacklett
will visit the Nashville Centennial. Dr..
Henry Shacklett will be at home Friday
from Leavenworth, Ind, to spend few
days.
Mrs. Milton Reid and Mrs. @ G. More
men entertained number OF guests
from New Albany and Louisville last
Thursday, who came down with the ex-
cursion.
Let us hope that we, of this, the great
est nation on earth, may celebrate over
General Prosperity" next fall as jubi-
lantly as the old country over the Queens
Jubilee.
Dew erriee Dewberries Canning,
preserving and jellying. Poor home
keepers! If am ever Legislator or a
Congressman know what bills III put
through, or try.
Bro. Phillip Jenkins delivered such an
excellent sermon lat Sunday morning,
"The Righteous and the Unrighteous. /"
1t called for much self examination, re-
Election and retrospection.
Let people talk. Don't worry, l tell
you we are OF no Importance whatever
unless some arrows are aimed at us.
Only be such character as to let them
90 clear over our heads, refly and fall
ON those that send them.
have a long, interesting letter from
Miss Lula Crutcher, who is at the Conser-
vatory Of Music, Cincinnati. and where
she is doing fine work. Lula always was
a bright pupil and has the most musical
touch / eyer heard. She will be at home
soon.
John Fox, Jr., and James Lane Allen
are just now giving special prominence
TO our own dear State, and the right kind
OF prominence. Both men and their
works are full of poetry though of a diff
ferent naturs and they are both deserv-
eddy popular.
Our young friend Stuart r. Young,
well-known here "Rot there" on the
Democratic ticket for City Treasurer, Of
Louisville My cousin, Geo Alexander,
made it for Senator In his district. George
has done some good work for his party
and deserved recognition.
Mrs. r. II. Brashear and children, OF
Greensboro, are with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E Wimp, for her usual sum-
mer visit. We are always glad to well
come Miss Alice. she holds a warm place
in many Of our hearts. She understands
keeping young and handsome.
Senator Walcott might as we'll sail for
home till after that tariff has passed.
The currency questson Is "no go" till
the Commissioners are satisfied how the
tariff will affect their country across the
big pond. Our commissioners cannot
accomplish much till the bill is out OF