The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-06-08

Mrs. Tempe Simmons has been very
Ill for the last week.
Simplicity is young girls greatest
charm, like the perfume Of flower.
Miss Addie G. Ditto's sweet voice was
heard in the choir visible last Sunday.
Bro. @. w. Hesson delivered an excel
lent sermon to his members last Sun
day.
Mrs. Ella Gregory with her pretty
baby are at her fathers, Mr.. George
Dowden's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fairleigh spent
several days last week with Mr.. and Mrs
]. w. Lewis.
Gene Fontaine, of Greensboro spent
Sunday at home. He couldn't stand it
over a week.
The "Social Mirror" in last issue OF
this paper reflected great credit on the
young city editor.
A number of the grown young ladies
and gentlemen went over to Bnck creek
last Thursday night for moonlight fish
told youl Dewey amt in it any
more. Talk about heroes OF the Merri-
mac now. told you to wait, now its
HoLson you see.
Mrs. King and daughter, Miss Ethel,
OF Missouri, are with her sister, Mrs
Helmstetter. Miss Ethel is only sixteen
and has just graduated with much
honor
! Hugh Ditto came up from Owensboro
last SuH1aS and speIFs11nday with N.Y.,
and Mrs. W. ID. Howard. Hugh looks
we'll and loses none of his fine looks as
he grows older.
Miss Mary Lizzie Haynes entertained
Misses Florine Anderson, Maude Reesor,
Annie Bondurant, Lena hewitt and
Mabel Hardin and p, II. and G. NJ.
hewitt last Thursday night to a moon
light fishing party.
Otter Retsor and sister, Miss Maude,
spent Saturday aud Sunday at their
home, Muldraugh. Otter delivered the
welcome address to the Teachers Asso-
citation. Mr.. Burton, Mr.. Hardesty,
Pious Yates and others attended.
Mrs. r. H. Brashear, Of Greensboro
Mrs. Jess Clarkson, Louisville; Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Wimp, Ekron Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wimp, Irvington haYe all been
called to the bedside OF their father, Mr.. |
E. Wimp, who is critically i'll.
Miss Mary Lewis has returned from
visit to Louisville. Miss Bess is at home
from Potter College, Bowling Green,
after two years stay We extend her |
a cordial welcome and consider her quite |
an acquisition in our social calendar.
The elocutionary contest by the class
Of Brandenburg Normal will take place |
next Satu rday night June llth) at the |
school building Well and wisely chosen |
judges will be present to make an un- |
prejudiced, unbiased decision as to who |
shall wear the medal. Come ev erybod |
Miss Daisy McIntire has arrived from
Logan College, Russellville, where she
has been for three years pursuing liter
AIRY aud musical course and which she
completed. She is very brilliant |
musician and we hope to have the pleas
ure OF hearing her next Saturday night |
at the contest as have invited her most
cordially.
The B. V. r. G. is evidently American
in every fibre il this is German year and
German art goes for naught when the
fires OF love for country are rekindled at
l
shackles Of an oppressed people. won-
DIR II the circle did not fairly effervesce
last Friday when "Star Spangled Ban.
ner" was rendered.
Mr. Beard from Hardint burg was here
trying to secure thirty names for men,
bership in order to organize a library
here l don't think he succeeded, not
that this community would not appreci-
ate it, but most OF us have more read
ing matter now than we have time TO
digest. Magazines and the best OF liter
ature are 80 cheap that supply can be
easily had in small circle OF congenial
friends
Tuesday, June Ia, the Literary Society
Of the Normal will give an entertain
ment in which the Juveniles will appear
Renee we might term II the "Iota
Kappa" Wednt sday evening. June is.
Commencement proper. When the |
aculty hope TO have a string band.
Piano solos OF even DUETS amount TO |
title in the open air. Singing, unless
lery full chorus amounts to still less, but
I the pupils do their best allowances
will be made for circumstances.
Quite party went from here to the
estlval near lrvington, but at the
Eleventh hour indisposition prevented
ny attending, much to my regret. Every
ne reports happy evening and much
raise 10 the committee and ladies' who
onducted II Those who attended
Kisses Jen Hardin, Mary Taylor, Allie
Ieid, Ella Hendrick Lena hewitt. Msrde
leesor, Lillian and Virginia Rhodes,
iessrs. A. O. Burton, Otter Reesor, Unas.
nd Henry hewitt, Victor Spaulding,
Ir. and Mrs Lon Rhodes.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Herndon are
omiciled at Camp Herndon" roman
C summer resort on the beautiful