The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-08-10
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Miss Ella Hendrich is visiting relatives
near Enron.
Miss May has returned to Hardinsburg
from visit to Miss Lii Rhodes.
Miss Annie Bondurant has returned
home after visit to Miss Florine Ander-
son.
Bewleyville and Irvington, we will
strike hands this week sure and talk Sam
Jones, too.
DR.. w. B. Pussy, OF Louisville, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his father,
DR.. D. @. Pussy.
George Voolfolk, of Louisville, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his wife at
Mr.. J. w. Lewis.
Mrs. Moreman gave a cotillion last
week. The O'Bryan boys furnished the
musls which was Of course good.
Mr.. A. G. Burton is at Chicago Uni
versity. He will not commence the
Normal till the last OF September.
There will be an excursion from Louis
vile to Leayenworth tomorrow Tues
day.. Several from here will Join it.
Miss Agnes Malin and Stella Boles re-
turned to Greensboro Sunday. Mr. Guy
Gilbert came up for the day with them.
Misses Mamie and Nettie Sheeny, Lii
lie Hutti and Lena hewitt are visiting
Miss Jennie Lee Voolfolk, Meade
Springs.
Mrs. z T. Herndon was called to
Leitchfeld last Sunday to see her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Gordon Moorman, who is sick,
but not seriously
Fannie Caldwell Macauley, that grace
tul pathetic writer, has an interesting
article in Sundays Courier about her
visit to the sun kissed hills where rests
the little city of Cloverport.
Mr.. ]. r. Trent has information that
his sister in Kansas has been murdered
and that her husband was suspected.
Mr.. Trent has gone to Kansas and will
employ detective at Louisville.
Our sister State across the stream has
auarantined against us, on account OF
diptheria, for ten days, despite the re-
monstrance OF the citissns. Exaggerat-
ed accounts over there no doubt caused
the action.
Our worn out soldiers from Santiago
are to be taken North and treated royal
ly, which speaks volums for this admin
istration. Tenderness and consideration
in individuals and in nations are the
most beautiful attributes.
Mr.. D W. Fairleigh and son, Frank,
OF Louisville, spent Sunday with James
Fairleigh at Mrs. ]. w. Lewis. ! had
just one chat with that Harvard boy,
Frank, who is as genial and whole soul
cd as the elegant father.
Don't you believe to the contrary girls,
boys? Education. cultivation, reading,
knowledge are paramount TO everything
else and it is more 80 every year. Ac-
complishments are expected now and
the only path Is hard work and diligent
study.
Mrs. W. ID. Howard aud Mrs. Geo.
Frymire are at their parents till the
scare is over Two Of our good neigh
bors gone and don't like 1t little bit.
There is nothing to equal congeniality.
We have it in our neighborhood to per-
lection.
Little Hattie and leave this morning
Monday for DIR. p. W, Foote'S, Irving
ton, on to Mrs. " g. Babbage's, Har-
dinsburg, to Cloverport to divide up be-
tween Mrs. j. d. Babbage, Mrs II. v.
Duncan and Mrs. r L. Newsom, but
shall see all Of my friends possible in
each place and hope they will be sure TO
come to see me without delay.
Dr. Alexander Nettleroth, OF Louis
vile, has been made assistant surgeon in
the army. DIR. Nettleroth is we'll.
known here and has often been a visitor
TO the family OF DIR. ID. O. Pusey with DIR.
w. b. Pusey. DIR. Nettleroth is young
man OF unusual promise and received
many honors In the Louisville Medical
College when he graduated last May,
standing second in large class
/ note what Falls OF Rough says about
my remarks on gossip and tattlers. Yea,
We do know them and they are invaria-
bly, people who are incapable OF any
other conversation, they are so unac-
quaintsd with anything else but dis
agreeable subjects and are 30 miserable
themselves they trv TO make II an cpl
demic worse than diptheria. but they