The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-08-09
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Miss Nan Brashear is the guest OF Miss
Maydee Pusey
Miss Clara Wimp, of Enron, is visiting
Miss Lula Voolfolk
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Richardson will 60
Louisville to reside.
The supper by the Ladies' Guild was
an entire success.
Miss Helm Pollock spent last week
with Mrs. Hugh Green.
Miss Lula Crutcher, Of Garrett, visit
her sister Mrs. James Ricketts, last week.
Tom Pusey returned to Chicago last
Sunday after his two weeks vacation at
home.
Norborne Booth. of Evansville, Ind,
visited his cousin Mrs. H. B. Grinnell
this week.
Fritz Science, Louisville, spent Sun
day with Miss Jennie Lee Voolfolk,
Meade Springs,
Mrs. Julia Neafus and children, spent
Saturday and Sunday at Salem, and at
tended church.
Miss Bette Clarkson has been quite
sick down at her grand mothers, Mrs
Joe Woolfolk's.
DR.. W. B. Pussy, of Louisville, and
Dee Pusey, from Indianapolis, spent
Sunday at home.
Allen Hays and sister, Miss Ella, Of
Louisville, spent Sunday with Miss
George Helmstetter.
Lawrence Marsh came down Sunday
from Louisville, for a day with Miss
George Helmstetter.
Very little sickness in town. Despite
the hot weather we are breathing plenty
OF cz0ne upon hills.
N. McM0nigle will open a grocery and
general merchandise store in the room
next to H. G. Woodson's
Miss Lille Hutti and Ben Hutti, Lou.
isyille, spent Sunday with Miss Nettie
Science at Mrs. d. S. Richardson's.
Charlton Ditto and his friend, Mr..
Hoffman, Of Louisville, we're guests of
Mr.. and Mrs JEFF Ditto. Sunday.
There were several small informal en-
tertainments given last week to the Wis
iting strangers and 1 hear Of several for
this week.
Mrs. D. W. Lewis is anxious fora class
in musical history. We will make de.
termined effort to organize one in the
class this fall
Bianch Allen and George McAulife
have embarked in the merchandising
business at ]. D. Richardson's stand,
Green Front.
Misses Mary and Bess Lewis returned
Monday, from attending a delightful
house party at Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wimp's, Irvington.
Mr.. W. D. Ashcraft, our enthusiastic,
progressive School Superintendent, has
cause to be proud OF the Institute and
Meade county teachers.
We are told that the rose scent fever
and the ripe peach fever are cousins. of
hay fever. l guess" we will escape
this year, the ripe peach fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Willett were here
during the Institute looking well and
happy. Mrs, Willett lie one of the best
teachers this town has ever had.
Mr.. HOskinsOn and brother, Of the
Buffalo, KY, school, attended the Insti-
tute, also, Mr.. Pirtle, from Oorydon, Ind.
aud a number OF other visitors,
Mrs Angermier, Of Louisville, spent
last Friday with Mrs Moremen. Misses
Susie and Nellie Angermler, and Bertha
Stokes will remain for a visit to Miss
Linnie.
Charlie Casperke is confined 10 his
room suffering from his limb which has
troubled him for long time We all
hope 80 useful bright and energetic
a young man may soon be out.
Misses Lula and Minnie Bland al
ways receive carnival Of roses" tossed
to them in the form Of compliments on
their singing They articulate distinctly
and sing without the slightest affectatIon.
al had pleasant call last week from
Miss Mabel Aylsworth OF Grahampton,
aud Mrs. Mary Crawford. Mabel Is the
same Jolly, good, whole sOuled body as
ever. Mary Crawford is looking well
again.
Prof. Evans lectursd last Thursday
night on Live Reading from Live men,
Bob Taylor from the Hoosier poet Whit
comb Riley are iavorites with the Pro.
lessor aud the lecture was entertainly
delivered.
r III. Nevitta genial smile aud cordial
manner greeted US last Thursday upon
bis arrival from Texas on business. He
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