The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-03-16
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Sam Jones will lecture here in July
for the ben, fit OF the Lucille Home.
Misses Ellen Mumiord and Maude
Addison were the guests OF Miss Jen
Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs Smith, OF Wolf Creek,
came up to see their son jesse, graduate.
Miss Susie Estella Elder spent last
week with Misses Lille and Virgie
Rhodes.
Mrs. JEFF Lee, Of Bullitt county, has
been quite sick at her friends, Mrs. w.
II. Cough.
Miss Ellen Mumford sang at the
Methodist church last Sunday night by
invitation.
1t took twenty minutes for the Belgi-
an Prince and President Mckinley to
exchange greetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Green Anderson came
in to attend the commencement and see
their daughter graduate.
Bro. Hesson will have an elocutionist
from Philadelphia to lecture here in
April for the Lucille Home.
l am earnestly solicited to haye an
Easter entertainment. I'll see what
Mr.. Burton and Mr.. Hardesty think.
Bro. Hesson at the Methodist church,
Bro. Jenkins at the Baptist and Father
Wbalen at the Catholic church last Sum
day.
Mrs. Carlt Richardson and sister, Miss
Jennie Roberts were guests of Miss Jen
Hardin and attended the commence
ment.
The new Spanish minister's reception
in the Blue Room by our conservative
President was in keeping with purple
and gold lace.
hear that the stork has flown on the
roof top at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuart Peckenpaugh, girl baby answers
to the cuckoo's song.
Mrs. A. Ditto, Jr, Mrs w. L Dooley,
Mrs. j. Fl. Bishop and son, Ernest,
spent Friday with Mrs. @. w. Hendrick
and daughter, Miss Ella.
Mr.. Burton and Mr.. Hardesty are
earnest workers in the cause of educa.
ton and they know just how to help a
lady in an entertainment.
DIR. and Mrs. Wells have the blue
ribbon for the most luxuriant and the
greatest variety of hyacinths, they have
on exhibition in the Arcade window.
Mrs Blanche Fontaine loves and cul-
tivates flowers quite extensively and
yet strange to relate che failed to dis.
tingush between tulip and a pond lily,
a lady wore.
Mrs. Norton, of Enron, (nee Katie
Board) has charge of the Lucille Home.
Mrs. Helmstetter was faithful, was not
strong enough to assume the
responsibilities.
Miss Ellen Mumford sang "Holy City"
with great feeling and for an encore
rendered Because love you so
sweetly." Miss Maude Addison played
the accompaniment beautifully.
Little Margaret Maurine Howard is a
late arrival at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. d. Howard. She is a dark haired.
brown eyed beauty, like the beautiful
mother, or the handsome father.
Mrs. H V. Duncan spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. and MIS-. d. M.
Duncan enroute to Louisville. Mrs.
Duncan is looking well and is her usual
handsome self. only regret 1 cannot
see more of her.
The Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage says,
Spain and the United States will not 90
70 war. That $50,OOO,OO Congress offer.
I'd to assist the President he compases
% this walking stick that frightens dogs
off in his daily walks.
Miss Ella Hendrick spent Saturday |
and Sunday with me. She is suffering |
rom nervous prostration and is con-
emplating trip south with her mother
o be g me several months.
Mr.. Goodnight, who is at work on the
orth coming illustrated News was here
asst week in the interest OF his paper and
rom whom l had pleasant call. He
ectured before the Brandenburg Normal
elf Lee also gave a lecture before the
chool.
The Rev Mr.. Stubbefeld left for
)wensboro last Friday night after de-
Ivering series of sermons. He made
arious impressions. He is fine
Rooster" at least. We are glad gladden.
han ever that Bro. Hessons our dear,
God, conservative psstor.
We owe a large card of thanks to Mrs.
}. M. Duncan for her sweet disinterest-
dness OF self to accommodate others in
ne commencement. She is an accomp-
shed musician and is dearly beloved
y all who come in contact with her
itIactive, obliging disposition.
Mr. James Ashclait, one Of Meade
,unty's oldest and most esteemed citi.
ms died last Friday at his residence,
ter quite protTacted illness from
'neral debility. Mr.. Asheraft was
bout 81 years of age and had been a
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