The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-01-26
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week In Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Duncan were in
Louisville last week.
Miss B tile Clarkson, Of Big Spring, is
visiting relatives here
am glad to know my old friend Mrs.
J A. McGt hee is better
Mrs. Helmstetter has charge Of the
Lucille Home for the present
No more weddings on the tapis as for
as heard from, but cT.dd is sly.
No hope Of currency legislation this
session OF Congress. Let 1t alone.
Miss Allie Reid will return this week
from delightful visit to New Albany.
No Aid Social at the Home last Satur-
day night in IT spect to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hesson.
Saturday was fine day to read and
realize Stephen Cranes "Man in a
Storm"
There's a new girl baby at DR.. j. II.
Dowden's home and we extend congra-
| tulations.
Mrs. DIR. Burch, OF Paynesville, HIS
rented property here and will move in
the early spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. G IL. Casperke have
returned from Louisville. Mr.. Casperke
is able to be out.
Rev. G. w. Hesson is in Leitchfield to
spend two weeks with bis wife who will
be there sometime.
There's a vast difference between cor.
diality and familiarity. People should
learn TO distinguish.
Miss Ella Hendricks attended the
dance Friday night and was the guest OF
Miss Lillian Rhodes.
have doffed my hat to the "chatty
correspondent" and also to "Golden
Rod" congenial spirits.
Death OF Brother Hesson's little son
caused him to cancel his engagements
at Garrett and Big Spring.
Bro. Phillip Jenkins was sick last Sun
day and therefore could not preach here
as usual on the fourth Sunday
That's right dear Mr. Editor, let the
currency alone, let's quit croaking and
work for the dollars and dimes.
Mrs. Clarence Neafus has gone To
Junction City with her father Mr.
Coppage to make her home with him.
d. W. Lewis accompanied Rev. Mr.
IIesson and wife to Leitchfield and Vol
Wright went to Louisville with them.
The Farmers Deposit Bank seems tc
be in a fourishing condition and the
officers most efficient and accommodating
Irvington has sent a most substantial
box to the Lucille Home. Every article
was most valuable and especially need
ed.
Don't forget Hardin & Wilder's days
at Irvington. They are prepared to dc
all kinds of dental work and guarantee
abstraction.
Mrs Clarence Neafus and Mrs. P. G
Young were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F
Voolfolk last week and Of Mrs. George
Frymire on Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. M. Ditto and Miss Matte
McGehee went to Louisville last week
Miss Matte will spend sometime with
her sister, Mrs. Stuart Peckenpaugh.
We are looking for that cow at the
"Home" from that good philanthropiC
farmer whose babies have all left the
home nest or from one who has "lots''
on hand, either.
Mr.. II. @. Woodson has bought hall
interest in the mill here. Watch how
its whistle will blow and how the steam
will puff. Everything Mr.. Woodson
touches gets "hustle" on it.
Mr.. Frank Webb and little Leonard,
his son entertained about thirty young
guests to dinner last Sunday. A sumptu
GUS collation. was spread which with
music and topics completed most en-
jopable day.
And the Rev. T. De Witt Talmsge has
again embarked on the matrimonial sea
His third voyage. Did you ever read
his sermon wedding Ring ?" Well,
he belives like do in affinities-electriC
love-but he has touched and found too
many responsive chords.
The dance last Friday night given by
Mr. ID =. Richardson as usual, brought
out all the bellies and beaux OF the town.
The dancing was spirited, the music
good, the chaperones most agreeable and
all vote a card of thanks to Mr., Richard
son OF the Arcade.
Following is the grand jury for the
present term OF court: A. @. Pecken-
paugh, foreman; Hance Hamilton, Rich
ard Willett, Jr., Charles Anderson, L, j.
Metcalf, Geo. w. Hines, @. Edmonds,
r A. Hamilton, John IL. Bryant, S. s.
Miller, w. II. Mills and S. p. Lewis.
Mrs. G. L. Neafus requests me to
thank through this medium, her many
friends, for kindness and attention shown
her son Clarence in his illness and death
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