The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-01-05
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College, Russellville.
Mrs Moremen gave the yourg people
two dances last week.
Mics Bees Lewis has returned to Potter
College till June next.
Henry Neyitt has resumed his duties
at the Louisville Medical College.
Miss Bessie Lewis entertained few
intimate friends 10 dinner New Years
day.
Geo Voolfolk has returned TO st.
Louis, his wife will remain several
weeks.
Miss Allie Reid returned 10 New
Albany with her friend Miss Maggie
Brown.
Mrs Emmett Coleman has handsome
upright Fisher piano from D. H. Bald
win & Co.
Jesse Smith, mother and Miss Sue Ow-
ings we're guests OF Massena Fountaine
last week.
There was standing room only at the
Baptist church to see the Guedry-Hay-
mes marriage.
Alex. Stith, of Louisville, spent Satur
day and Sunday with bis sister, Mrs.
VIM. Bewley.
c. NJ hewitt has severed his connec-
ton with Glendale College to take up a
new field OF labor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frymire are
spending this week With Judge j. F.
Voolfolk and family.
A wedding, but l am not authorized to
make it public. 1 am very particular
about such things.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Alexander spent the
holidays in Louisville with Mrs. Thomas
Alexander and daughters.
Miss Charlotte Herndon was a visitor
OF Miss Jen Hardin's and attended the
Guedfy-Haynes wedding.
l am indebted to Mr.. Messenger and
his dear "s's" for one years subscription
to the "Ladies' Home Journal"
Bro. Hesson talked last Sunday night
on the Lucille Orphans Home and gave
it to his members for dancing.
Miss Matte Howard who was the
guest of Miss Llnnie Moremen during
the holidays has returned to Louisville.
Messrs Norman Hardaway and
Banford, of Breckenridge county, at
tended the cotillion at d. S Richard
sons.
l had handsome New Years present
from my kind young friend, Miss Linnie
Moremen. 1t is sweet to be thus rem.
embered.
The young folks have certainly had a
jolly Christmas. A social at Mrs. VIM
Sebastian's on Saturday night, wound up
the festivities.
Miss Matte McGehee has returned
from visit to her sister, Mrs. Stuart
Peckenpaugh but expects to leave again
soon to be with her.
Lon Richardson has given up his posi-
ton at j. d Richardson's and is at the
Arcade with ID. s. Richardson. Miss
Zula Martin has resigned her position at
the Arcade.
Read lin another column) OF the
Lucille Orphans Home" to be started
here by the Rev. Mr.. Hes5on pastor Of
the NJ. E church South and give it your
careful, prayerful consideration.
Mrs. Mary L Leases lecture engage
ments are not proving profitable 80 she
will begin on an active canvass for the
Populist nomination for Congress in
Kansas. The Democrats will oppose
"Molie Darling" but she is not daunt-
ed.
Miss Agnes Malin will attend the
banquet at Evansville, Ind, given by
the Kimball Music firm to its represen-
tatives in Kentucky and Indiana. Agnes
is connected with branch company in
Greensboro, where she is giving great
satisfaction. She is an accomplished
musician.
Miss Maude Herndon, OF Akron, O.,
spent Thursday night with her aunt,
Mrs Martin. She returned to Akron
Tuesday, where sheis taking four years
course in college latter graduating last
june preparing herself to teach. Maude
is a fine girl and her old friends we're
delighted to see her.
Ne vs. reached us OF the separation of a
young couple whose boat had only been
launched a few brief months on the
Matrimonial Sea. No wonder! Parent
al authority ignored. Married in haste
to repent at leisure a long life time.
Truly, Canon of Marriage and Divorce"
should be carefully considered and the
Bishop OF Maryland is pushing it
Mrs. James FAirleigh has gone to
Greensboro to make her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Chep,z, Wathen Mr..
Fairleigh will follow soon. Al ,ciate
these time honored residents with Mr..
and Mrs Gladstone. They have travel
ed LIES various paths with beautiful
serenity and are closing the evening of
their lives az beautifully and aerenalv