The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-02-14
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Edwin and Lewis Jolly are attending
school at Bewleyville,
Mrs. w. G. Piggott and children are
visiting in Hsrdinsburg.
Mrs. Rube Miller stopped off on her
way home from Frankfort.
A good livery stable for rent or sale
Apply to Midlothian Bros.
Mrs. Bob Orders mother has return
ed to her home at Glendeane.
Dick Hardawsy is the only man in
town too busy to talk politics.
She who builds a wall around herself
shuts more out than she shuts In.
Mrs. Cunningham continues her pleas
ant stay with Sheriff Gardner and family.
| Senator jolly makes home run fire.
queDtly to see how business is at jolly
& Gains.
The clever and genial drummer. John
| t. Ditto, was here calling on friends
Saturday.
II you want to gee w. E. Brown smile
ask him what he'll take for his deal in
real estate.
Mrs. Ben Weaver and son, OF Louis
vile, are visiting Mr.. aud Mrs Bate
Washington.
Bate Hendry and family have moved
into their new two-story house on South
Maple street.
Jesse Keys has purchased a half stock
in the grocery business Of R. P. Higgins.
Success to you Mr.. Keys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain are Install
ed in their new home ION the hill"
We welcome them into our midst.
If you want to see something pretty,
look at Lon Bishoff's chicken yard and
poultry netting bought of Midlothian
& Piggott.
Paul f. Frost has sold his farm and
purchased a lot in Woodland and will
erect neat little cottage just as soon as
contractor Bramlett can give him the
time to arrange plan.
The Rev. Junius Lewis went to Louis
vile Monday to see specialist as his
health has not been good all winter.
The physician gave him words of en-
couragement which his many friends
will be glad to hear.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berry, OF Clarks-
vile, Tenn, arrived Thursday evening
from Louisville, where Mr.. Berry has
been in attendance upon the Tailors'
National Convention. Mr.. Berry re-
turns to his home Monday. His charm
ing wife (nee Miss Charlotte Herndon)
will remain some time visiting friends
and relatives.
Midlothian & Piggott seem to be the
busiest men in town putting in full
line of that famous antitrust tinware
(guaranteed) also line Of beautiful deli
ware that is the prize Of the house.
keeper. Come and see the display,
ladies, it will pay you. One lady said it
was too pretty to go into the kitchen, so
she deposited most of her articles on the
sideboard.
The state Of Kentucky may boast Of
her brave men, but Irvington can say
she has the bravest end most energetic
women in the land. They have all
through this winter wheather-brav-
ed the elements to fill the. appoint
ment with the Literary Circle which
has grown 30 dear to them within the
past five years. 1t is my pleasure to
know and have a chat with some
of the ladies and to enjoy their books
and magazine from which shall be
happy to copy the following: "Where-
ever there is b. V. Circle it perpetua-
ties and breaches the gospel of cul-
ture. There is need enough just now
for such gospel to be proclaimed up
and down the land. "No time for |
study" is the complaint. The stress OF
material occupation has absorbed the
time for culture of elegant tasks. Z .ch |
one OF us can check this growing change
in modern lite, both by sentiment and
by resolutely setting aside a portion of
the days ayocation for intellectual and
spiritual culture"
Bachelor"