The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-09-14
YELLOW LAKE.

Mr.. Charles Elligood is tick with
measles.
Mr.. Roll Fraize is suffering with ca
tarrh on his hand.
Mrs Horace Hunter is visiting her son
Thomas, at Leitchfeld.
Born, Sept. =, to the wife Of Mr..
Bob Parsons, a daughter.
How enjoyable are these cool bright
days, quite change from last week.
DIR. R. H. McMullin went to Cinciu-
natl last week to the g. A. r. encamp-
ment
DIR. Hart is erecting large, substan-
tial grainery almost opposite his dwell
ing, on Main street
Mr.. Chester Rhodes is unable to stay
in the store this week and suffering
considerably with his lame ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs. McMullin, of Roberts,
Henderson county, are spending some
time with their son, DIR X. II. McMul-
lin.
Mr. Fred Cannon returned Wednes-
day from pleasant visit with his cous-
ins, Misses Maggie and Iona Rhodes, OF
Irvington.
Miss Flora Pryor. Of Grayson county,
and Mr.. Bob Purcell, of this place, were
quietly married at Little Clifty church
last Sunday night.
Miss Maggie Mattingly and Mr.. Frank
Rhodes attended church at Hardinsburg
last Sunday and dined with Misses Ella
and Monica Teaff.
Mr.. Vennie Norman, OF Glendean,
was at McDaniels Wednesday making
preparations to do some more of his nice
grading on our roads.
News came to Mrs. Frank Rhodes
last week that her brother, Lewis Hack
ley, had died very suddenly at West
Clifty, Grayson county.
Mr.. Lonnie Glasscock, wife and little
children went to Hardin county last
Wednesday to visit relatives and attend
the Elizabethtown fair.
Miss Maggie Rhodes visited the fam.
lily Of Mr.. Jim Rhodes last Wednesday
and attended the Humphrey Bradley re-
ception at Mr.. Lon Bradley's.
The McDaniel's little base ball club
have been "sorter down in the mouth"
since they went over on Long Lick to
play the Jewels creek boys last Sunday.
Invitations are extended to the rela.
tons of Mr.. Tom Rhodes in this vi
cinity to attend the hop to be given at
his commodious home near Leitchfield
next Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Akers and family, of Har.
din county, were expected at her faith.
er's, Mr.. Frank Rhodes, last week, but
on account of herself and two children
being i'll with fever, her visit was de-
layed.
Miss Lydia Cough, who has been
visiting at Mr.. John Rhodes for the
past three weeks, returned to her home
in Greensboro. last Tuesday, leaving
many warm friends behind to Temem-
Der her kindly, and hope her visit may
soon be repeated in the near future.
The signing wind as it rustles through
the golden corn and the song of the
plaintive cricket hid away reminds one
that autumn is very near, that loved
season when we can revel in the mellow
sunshine amid her rich hues and falling
leaves and enjoy with the birds and
squirrels the delicious nuts and grapes
OF the forest.
Miss Nettie PumphreY, OF West View,
and Mr.. Joe Tom Bradley, Of McDaniels,
were carried Sept. 7th, at 10 O'Clock a
m, at the home Of the bride, Rev. Jim
Galloway officiating, Miss Eula Pun
phrey bridesmaid and Mr.. Tom Butler
groomsman. The bride is the fair daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Dick Humphrey, West View,
and the groom is the son OF Mr.. Lon
Bradley and we'll beliked by all his
friends here. Immediately after the
ceremony the bridal party left for Mr..
Bradley's, where dinner and refresh.
ments rich and rare were served and the
immediate relations and friends had as
sembled, causing the day to pass very
pleasantly with all parties concerned.