The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-03-23
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Miss Doran, Of Big Spring, spent few
days visiting Mrs. Re Imam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bush, Custom, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank.
j. Taylor Hanks, who is engaged in
insurance business, was in town last
week
T J. Jolly braved the elements and
came to lrvington Sunday spending the
night with his son.
Mrs. r. B. Midlothian leaves for
Louisville Monday thence to Newport
News to see the big ship launched
Mr.. hewitt was quite sick few da, Q
last week, but we hope his condition is
much improved and he will soon re en-
tirely we'll.
We are pleased to state that Mr.. Hen
derson, who recently submitted to sur
gical operation, has returned home and
is improving,
R. M. Jolly returned home Wednesday
night. l: is needless to add that some
OF us were much PLEASE to sAe him
walk in again.
r M. jolly and wife will join a party
OF friends and go to the christening OF
the battleship Kentucky. They may
possibly extend the trip to Washington
and New York.
Miss Myra Hanks, accompanied by
Miss Mamie Lyddan, from Webster,
came up little while Monday to visit
"kinfolks" and friends. We were 80
pleaced to see them.
Arrangements are being made for an
Easter exercise, by the SUNDAY school in
the Methodist church on the afternoon
OF the second Sunday. Particulars and
programme given later.
If your "news" is not chronicled,
please remember that it is your fault not
mine. l will insert any item sent me,
and will be glad to do so, 50 do not hest
tate to send or mention at any time.
Mrs. Gsrdn IT has returned. Judging
from the frequency OF her visits to Brand
enburg, we believe she is quite partial to
our sister town. Turn about is fair play.
We have a claim on one of the Branden-
burg representatives.
Louis and Edwin Jolly are daily ex-
pecting the arrival of a fine "water
spaniel" from their little friend, Clarke
Dugan, OF Louisville. They are planning
much sport when Jen and Rex stand
facing each the other as rivals.
Little Genie Brown had her third
birthday last Wednesday and heartily
did she and little Claire enjoy the many
delightful goodies prepared by loving
hands for their special pleasure. MAY
she enjoy many happy returns Of the
day.
Grandma Midlothian and Miss Lily 20
to Louisyil next week on pleasure
trip, combined with business. Miss Lily
will take peep at the most charming
productions OF the fashionable miliners
and will reproduce them in her spring
display, which by the way, she hopes to
have fully arranged and ready for her
opening the first week in April.
Hugh Hardaway, Of Custom, spent Sat-
urday night with our own young post
master and Sunday morning under cover
of umbrellas and great coats, they HE'D
them TO the land OF "milk and honey"
Two such determind young Lochinvar's
certainly should be rewarded, and we
take this opportunity Of giving "hint
to the wis,."
Bro. hesson preached two fine sermons
Sunday notwithstanding the "rainy
day. "He announced that r " Sam Jones
will dedicate the Methodist church ON
Saturday the second day Of July. It is
long time of but Bro. Hesson evidently
wants to give the people plenty OF time
TO prepare for the event, not only in one
sense OF the word, but in the all impor.
tant.