The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-07-13
LIVELY TOPICS
And Items of Interest to Bran
denburg.
EntertainIy Discussed By An Accom-
pIlshed Correspondent.
AN HOUR OF ENJOYMENT.

SkiR riding just now is enchanting.
Services at all the churches last Sun
day.
Miss Mary Taylor is in Elizabethtown
for a stay.
Mrs. King and Miss Ethel have
returned home.
Mr.. A. @. Burton and Mr.. W. d. Ash
craft are at the National capital.
Miss Mamie Hunt has had a pleasant
visit TO her aunt Mrs. James Bland.
"Dink" Price is:in greensboro to visit
Mrs. Ina McMonige and Mrs s. @.
Malin.
Mrs. Geo. Frymire spent last week
with her parents, Judge ]. F. Voolfolk
and wife.
The Meade Messengers "hot shots
from Sam Jones were his best and
should be preserved,
1t will ever remain a mystery TO me
why people will accept imagined sights.
Don't expect them.
The weather for several days has been
most delightful and the seekers Of
pleasure were more than satisfied.
Misses Jennie Hurley, OF New Albany,
and Josephine Livandais, New Orleans,
La are visiting Miss Lula Lewis
Father Whalen had mass at an early
hour Monday morning. He is very po-
pular here with all denominations.
Miss Eua Dowden will spend the
summer in Sebree with her uncle, DR.. J..
r. Dowden. Eula is one OF our brightest
girls.
Miss Agnes Malin will come up from
Greensboro this week accompanied by
some young lady friends to visit Mr.. and
Mrs w. II. Cough.
Miss Mary Clary, OF Illinois, is visit
ing her Ditto relatives here. Her father
was a son OF Mrs. Frank Ditto, who was
Mrs. DR.. Clary.
Misses Hattie Warfield and Jones,
of Ekron attended Mrs Mooremen's
party and several young men whose
names did not gather.
Mr.. Doc Withers most highly res.
pected citizen, died at his home near
Muldraugh last week. He had a sum-
mer hotel at Twin Caves" and large
fruit farm and was valuable man.
Frank Mercer, of Hardinsburg, is
expected today to visit Miss Lillian
Rhodes They will spend the day at
Sulphur Well with a party and to be
entertained Monday night at Mrs.
Moremen's.
Mrs. Jesse Malin will arrive this week
from Vine Grove to spend sometime
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lewis. Their daughter, Mrs. George
Voolfolk of East st. Louis, is also
expected.
Lawrence Lewis spent a day at home
last week. He was called by telegram
to his house, Davis & Co, Cincinnati, to
take trip to Georgia tor fruit now in
season there for shipment. Lawrence
is in fine health and very much inter-
ested in his business.
1t is certainly not very dignihed and is
setting rather to be regretted example
to young patriots, the tilt between
our Governor and Colonel Castle
man. High officials, reputed gentlemen,
towards whom all eyes are turned |!
Publicity at least should have been
suppressed.
The party at Mrs. Moremen's was a
pleasant affair. Her guests from Louis
vile are sweet attractive girls Today
Monday they, with Mrs. Moremen as
chaperone, will form party with other
guests to Sulphur Well for picnic. A
trip to Burning Well" Saturday night
was given in their honor.
l have the anniversary number of the
Sebree Herald and bright newsy sheet.
In its illustrated columns is al excellent
picture of our cleYer friend, DIR. ]. r.
Dowden, who recently moved there to
practice dentistry. A true compliment
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