The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-08-18
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Henry Malin is improving.

Will Towards pretty cottage is going
up in hurry.
Love endangers love and one who is
loved can easily govern.
Mrs. A. G. Lewis, Louisville, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Lewis.
1t is vain in this world to expect the
complete fulfillment of our wishes.
Mrs. Chapeze Wathen, of Greensboro,
left Sunday after visit to relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells, from Maysville,
KY, have been guests Of DR.. and Mrs.
Wells.
Miss Bette Clarkson has left after
few days with her aunt, Mrs. G. H. Cas-
perke.
Mrs Eddie Smith and her two daugh-
tiers, from Colorado, are here to visit rel
atives.
A number of our young people attend
ed the Ekron picnic and moonlight
dance.
Miss Eva Richardson, OF Ekron, spent
the past week with Mrs. r. II. Nevitt's
family.
The campers from Sulphur Well,
Doe Run, came in on a hay-ride last
Thursday night.
The "Arcade" has handsome double
veranda, adding materially to appear
ance and comfort.
If you haven't read 9Th elma" by Cor
ELI, do get it. 1t is lovely and true,
pathetic and grand.
Miss Irma Gordon has returned to
New Albany after pleasant stay with
Miss Msydee Pussy.
Mrs. S. G. Malin is at home after a pro-
tracted stay in greensboro with her
daughter, Mrs Mason McMonigle.
How exquisite in life is the art of not
seeing some things and of forgetting
many that have been seen.
Mrs. Stuart Peckenpaugh, of Louis
vile, is spending August with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. McGehee.
Miss Agnes Malin is with her brother,
she will return to Greensboro where she
il engaged in the music business.
DIR. W. B. and T. L. Pusey have left
after their annual stay at the old home.
Dee Pusey only spent few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. June Brown gave a de-
lightful dance last Thursday night. A
large delegation came in from Ekron.
Protracted services at the Baptist
church are in progress with the Rev.
Mr.. Jenkins from Breckenridge county,
assisting Bro. Phillip Jenkins.
Don't miss the excursion on the
branch Thursday, Aug. 20, to Louisville.
Buffalo Bills great show will be there.
This will be the last one run this season.
Misses Ada Brown and Zula Malin had
delightful visit to Miss Lena Drury.
They are good ambassadors and expert
diplomats for friend. This column is
cheered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Casperke, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. Casperke, Miss Bette Clark
son and Charlie Casperke formed party
to Milan last Sunday to zee Mrs. Joe
Voolfolk.
]. McGehee is at home for his usual
summer vacation. He is back at the
Mammoth. win McGehee has posi-
ton with the same firm. They have out
beautiful cards.
Edward Bellamy's new book, Equal
ity" is selling rapidly. 1t takes up the
story to a certain extent where Looking
Backward" left of. will be glad when
some OF his predictions are fulfilled
The rain last Saturday night has reviv-
ed animate and inanimate nature. The
only trouble we didn't have near enough
the gardens and pastures are perishing
for rain. Corn is suffering, dust fright
full.
Madame Sarah Grand's new novel
promises TO be an important literary pro-
duction. She ought 10 have been be-
headed for sending out Heavenly
Twins" except the sweet "Tenor" in the
story.
The new bank opens up to-day Mon
day. with Mr.. II. O. Woodson, president,