The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-27
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but is some better at this writing
Miss Kate Withers, of Muldraugh, Wis.
tied Miss Mary Lizzie Haynes last week.
Frank Webb and son, Leonard, and
Miss Andra Brown spent the week in
Louisville.
The Rev. Mr. Wagner preached at
the Baptist church last Sunday morning
and night
The Sunday School children Of the
Baptist church had "treat" but no
special program.
Mrs. NJ. A Wilson, of Lebanon, Ky,
has spent several weeks with her sister,
Dr. d. @. Pusey.
There are no entertainments so far
booked for the week but of course this
will be done later.
Miss Lena hewitt went to Louisville
from Dallas with Misses Mamie Scheme
and Florence Smith.
Mr. Burton left Sunday night for Vine
Grove, thence to the Teachers State
Association in Louisville.
Miss Peyton Stith, of Louisville, is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. VIM. Bewley.
PeytOn is a handsome, bright girl
DR.. Henry Shacklett and wife, and
Charley shacklett with two yonDg gem
tlemen friends, are at home for the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Fl. Ditto and little
Virginia were our guests Christmas
eve, with a number of other relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. hewitt have arrived safe
and sound and we are all so glad to haye
them back with their interesting family
looking we'll and happy.
Oh Mr.. Editor, am happy as the in
evitable "big sun.fower," Kris Kingle
remembered me most beautifully. Il
isn't, we all know, the value of gifts, but
the sweet spirit which presents them.
DR.. and Mrs. W. B, Pusey, of Louis
vile, T. L. Pussy, Chiesgo, r. D. Pusey,
Of Indianapolis, spent Sunday and Mon
day with DR.. D. Q. Pussy, who has
just cause to be proud ofthese handsome
successful sons.
Very solemn and impressive indeed
will be the midnight mass in the Catho-
lie churches in Louisville next Sunday.
The Methodist churches will greet the
New Year by the congregations on their
knees in prayer.
Miss Fannie Reese and Mr.. Joe Mile
we're married Tuesday at Mt. Merino
and had a family dinner at Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Reese's. Mr.. and Mrs. B. Nea.
ius and Mr.. T. Simmons family of this
place we're present.
Bishop Dudley's picture, taken in his
beautiful library, in last Sundays Cour-
Ter, was fine of the dear old man. He is
broad minded and scholarly and is loved
and revered by all of us who love the
holy church and her ministers.
The Meade Messenger of last week,
reported the engagement Of Mr.. Ernest
V. Bishop, Of this place, to Miss Bessie
Elizabeth Brennan, Of Evansville, Ind.
Miss Brennan is the only daughter Of
Col R, A. Brennan, and Is said to be
very pretty and attractive.
Mrs. Jim Thompson died near Meade
Vile, in Meade county last week, after
twenty-iour hours illness. She was ad-
vanced in years and had lived an up
right excellent life. She leaves two
children, Albert Thompson and Mrs.
Gus Richardson. Her aged husband
survives her. She was buried at the old
graveyard at Sack Richardson's, Sr.
sympathy to the family.
Especial exercise aed threat" for the
Sunday School children formed a pleas
ant program at the Nj. b. church last
Sunday morning. Miss Mabel Hardin
sang a very pretty solo. Misses Daisy
McIntire, Annie Bondurant, Lula Lewis
and Mabel Hardin a QuaTtette. The
children sang and reoited. Misses May
dee Pusey Annie BonduFant, Mabel
Hardin decorated the church beauti-
fully.
Webster is just so good on the Goebel
question land in fact on all topical pn
quote in full-also on Christmas is fine
"Wlll you make some one happy this
Christmas ? Let the Christmas spirit
get into your heart and take possession
Of your sordid nature and make some
one happy. You can doit" "a servila
legislature may yet put Wm, Goebel in-
10 the Governors chair, but it would be
worth thousands Of votes 20 the Demo
cratic partY II they would order him
dumped into the sea Of oblivion"
Announcement cards 10 the marriage
OF llr. james Hayden Meen and Mla
Lula Orutohor we're received this week.
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