The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-05-31
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Mrs. Sue Reese visited Mrs. Julia
Neafus last week.
Mr.. A. @. Burton, on Lesson Study"
gave some fne advice.
Brother Duval preached at the Bap-
list church last Sunday.
Miss Ethel Benham visited Mrs.
Blanche Fontaine last week.
Miss Jimmie Lee Voolfolk visited
Miss Virginia Rhodes last week.
Mrs. Mathews and Park Booth, of Big
Bend came up 10 the Convention.
J. A. McGehee went to see his son-in-
law, Stuart Peckenpaugh last week.
J. X. Willett, Supeintent of the Bap-
list SUNDAY School, is an earnest worker.
Bro. Litchfed and Bro. Duyall evinc-
ed much interest in the S. S. Conven-
ton.
Misses Lena hewitt and Jennie Lee
Voolfolk spent Sunday night with Mary
L. Ditto.
Miss Lula Lewis was committee OF
one on music. She showed the ability
OF many.
Mrs. Cough and Miss Lillian Rhodes
have returned from a pleasant stay in
Greensboro.
Will McGehee is at home for few
days. Will is a successful young bust
ness man.
Misses Lizzie and Ida Walton, Of Big
Spring, were guests of Miss Allie Reid
last Sunday.
Miss Allie Reid was organist last
Thursday, and acquitted herself with
great honor.
The Sandy Hill QUARTET, "Why Stand
ye Here Idle was sweet as sweet can
be, in all parts.
Mr.. BRYAN says "trusts" will be an is-
sue in the next Presidential campaign.
We are not surprised.
noticed Mrs. John Wimp, of Irving
ton, in the crowd last Thursday and re-
GREETED not meeting her.
Frank Hardin was here last Sunday as
a guest of Miss Jen Hardin to attend
Children's Day exercises
Will Casperke, the popular drummer
for ribbons, laces, hats, bonnets and
everything fine, is at home for a little
rest.
Mrs d. w. Lewis sang ASHAMED of
Jesus last Thursday Mrs Lewis has a
COhbAdAbO NOANO VI lChhCAhCcb anu
pathy.
Strawberries are plentiful and cheap.
They make a delicious preserve when
cooked Just enough. That is the secret
though
Misses Lula and Minnie Bland and
Lula Voolfolk and Willie Bland and
Henry Candy attended the Lynnland
commencement,
Ed Burch, Of Paynesville, a pupil of
our Normal, made the highest average
in last weeks examination. All the
Normsites did well.
A large delegation came in from Big
Spring last Thursday, and l was sorry to
miss it, but was not we'll enough to re-
main till close of session.
DIR. Will Strother, OF Big spring, once
upon time, always came to see me.
Now he foTgets. He isn't interested in a
Meade county girl, see?
The M. D. g OF old Meade held their
Association last Thursday. Two meets
of important bodies in one day. We
live near a place called Louisville.
The ladies' OF the Methodist church
under the auspices OF the Ladies Aid
will give an ice cream and strawberry
supper at the Masonic He'll on Thurs
day night.
Mrs. w. ]. Piggott, of Irvinpton, was
the guest OF Miss Lula Lewis to attend
the Convention. Mrs. Piggot looked
splendid and is an interested Sunday
School individual.
Rob Malin, Lieutenant in Third Ken
lucky, was here few days last week.
Rob is a great big fine looking soldier
boy, and we were all mighty glad to see
him safe in old Kentucky,
Miss lila Richardson, accompanied by
Miss Maydee Pussy, will return to
Louisville this week. Bright, lovely
girls. We will all miss them, for to
know them is only to love them.
Kentucky College, at Pewee, is hold
ing its ommencement. The exercises
included several days. Miss Wathena
Hamilton; Of this place is pupil OF this
college. She will be At home this week.
There will be a dance tonight Mon
day. at Mr.. Coughs new building given
in honor of Miss Lena hewitt on the eve
OF her departure. BondenBtadt will fur
nish the music and good time is antici-
pated.
Dewey says we must never sell the
Philippines. / should say not. Only
nti-Americans indulge in such chats.
The instruction is broken. We want to
capture AguinaldO and his mRrauders is
all.
Mr.. D, S. Richardson has taken the
residence of Mr.. h Ii. hewitt, on East
Main street, and Stuart 0wings, the pop
ular drummer, will move his family
from Wolf Creek into Mr.. Richardson's
house on East Hill.
l was glad to see Frank Hardin, of Big
Spring. He's a tall, handsome fellow,
and it seems like only such a little
while since he was running around dear
old Big Spring with great long curls and
dresses. We are thus reminded again
Cf time and tide.
DR.. Turner Anderson, his son and his
nephew, Richard Anderson, OF Big
Bend. stopped here Sunday in their
yatch, for a fresh supply OF gasoline
DIR. Anderson had been to his summer
home in Big Bend, and was returning
10 Louisville.
Meade and Hardin counties had
joint teachers Association last Saturday
at West Point. n. ID. Ashcraft, our pro-
gressiYe Superintendent says he has
reason 10 be proud of old Meade. He
speaks in complimentary terms OF the
"meet" OF the courtesy extended.
We are preparing for the closing ex'
ercises OF the BrRndenburg Normal, Mr..
Burton has requested Miss Daisy McIn-
tire and myself 10 have quiet number Of
musical selections for the second night.
At the oratOrical contest the fl rst night
the numbers will be vocal altogether