The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-07-06
NOTES OF
INTEREST.
Cleaned at Brandedburg By Our
Correspondent.
Who Writes all the News and
Views.

George Ditto is visiting in Greensboro.
Gene Fontaine is off of duty from in
disposition.
"Camp Herndon" or Doe Run has a
number of guests.
Allen Armstrong spent the National
holiday in Evansville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Drury spent Sun
day with Mrs. John Fraker.
Miss Lula Lewis and Jim Beckerstaff
spent Sunday in Cloverport.
Miss Sue Owings is at Mrs Blanche
Fontaine with Miss Bess Allen.
Frank Mercer, Of Hardinsburg, pulled
m ore than one string last Saturday.
Mrs. II. V. Duncan spent several days
with Mrs. D. NJ. Duncan this week.
Miss Lula Lewis is spending some
time with Miss Eva Cairigsn, OF Custom.
Mrs. Dr. Burch and daughter, Miss
Salie, visited in Paynesville last week.
Mrs. Ryan has returned to Louisville
after pleasant stay with Mrs. ]. H.
Bishop
Mrs. Anslem Clarkson and Miss Bette
were guests OF Mrs. Casperke Saturday
and Sunday.
Our clever friend, Henry Harrington,
has been sailing" for several weeks but
is now improving.
Mrs Gray and her sister, Miss Clark,
of Leitchfeld, are guests of Mrs. Hesson
at the Parsonage
Mr.. Thixton and Mr.. II. B. Phillips, OF
Greensboro, were here last week to at
tend business meeting.
D. M. Duncan spent Sunday in Louis
vile with his brother, Courtney, who is
there for medical treatment.
Ed Yeakel has been quite sick. His
mother came down from Louisville and
spent several days with him.
Mrs. Mollie d. Carrico, OF Hopkins
vile, is spending the heated term with
her sister Mrs. Thos. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kerfoot, nee
Miss Annie Richardson, of Oklahoma,
are visiting Judge ]. F. Woolfolk's fam
lily.
Lee Ditto is doing finely in greensboro.
He is in business with his brother, Dick,
and they are both fine upright, business
young men.
Mrs. Bondurant and Miss Annie en-
tertained number Of guests Sunday
from Louisville. Miss Kate Leslie will
spend some time.
We are all bound today Monday for
the picnic at Sulphur Well. We will
take in the moonlight fantastic" re.
turning by the stars.
Today-the Fourth-above many for
many years years should be remember.
ed. Our American soldiers at Santiago
are in fearful siege
Miss Addie G. Ditto has a favorite
color, so have l. Let her choose another
and Miss Alliene Murray will see to il
and report accordingly.
Mr.. Thos. II. Ditto called last Saturday
"a dress parade for women"-all the
same he was there looking with all hii
ability and commenting too.
The Rev. G. B. 0Yerton preached Sun
day morning and evening. He is 6
patriot. He adores the American fas
while he bears aloit the Cross.
Misses Angermier, Louisville, and
Miss Bertha Stokes are visitors of Miss
Linnie Moremen, who will give dance
reception Thursday night in their honor
We are grieved to hear OF Courtney
Duncan's illness and sympathize most
deeply with his mother. Hope his
treatment in Louisville may restore him.
Misses Irene Board, Zelma Strother
and Charlie Moremen, of Big Spring,
were guests OF Miss Daisy McIntiIe last
week. l had pleasant call from Zelms
and Charlie.
There's fine new boy, Lloyd jenkins,
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. ]. T. Wells