The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-11-22
BRANDENBURe.
Mrs. John Howard is up.

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town last Saturday.
Charlie Coleman went to Corydon,
Ind, Sunday to see his sister, Mrs. Byerly.
Misses Lula and Nellie Lewis attended
the Willett Ashcraft marriage last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Fred Cron, from Alsace, Germany,
is holding us spell bound by his fine
Clarionet Performance.
Mesdames John X. Ditto, Cal Hen
bricks and Abe Ditto were in Louisville
last week on shopping tour.
Rev. T. M. Halves and Mr.. James
Halves, Louisville, came down last week
to see their sister, Mrs. ID. w. Lewis.
Inclement weather interfered with the
"Aid" last Friday night, but few ven
tured out. Pm not informed of the
place OF next meeting.
/ am sorry Miss Lucy Ditto did not
succeed in getting a position at Anchor
age. Lucy is worthy, true girl and de-
serves success.
Mr.. Tom Coleman is slowly improving
but impatient to think he cannot be at
work on that Methodist church which
needs his personal supervision.
Our merchants are ordering holiday
goods already and before you know it,
the season of reunion which brings to-
gether our scattered flock, will be upon
us.
Ernest Fontaine, who has been with
his uncle Morgan Fontaine, of Louisville,
has returned home and left Monday for
Hardinsburg to enter Prof. Shacklett's
school.
The musicale at Mrs. Geo. Reiman's
last Wednesday night was enjoyed by a
few lovers of music as well as the poetry
OF motion" which was also feature of
the evening.
John T. Ditto, Louisville, was at
church last Sunday minus that yellow
rose. His man was beaten and he basks
in the sunlight Of Mayor Henry S. Tyler's
municipal rule.
DIR. Pusey has la grippe and is quite
sick. DIR. Wells has several cases l hear
and is riding day and night. DR.. Wells
is hustler and will do his utmost to
obey his own and DIR. Pusey's call too.
Bro. Allen, presiding elder, preached
last Saturday and Sunday at the quarter
ly services. He is quite an able man
and an earnest speaker. Love least Sun
day at 8 a. m. Sermon and Holy COM
munion at ] a. IN.
The young folks made up parties and
stormed Mesdames Herndon, Haynes,
Reiman and Grinnell last week. 1t is
superfluous to add they had jolly good
time. 1t is on the program to storm
several others this week. So look out
for them.
Dick Ditto's case is dismissed by DIR.
Wells, who is his physician instead Of
Dr. Pusey as / stated before. / wish to
be accurate in every statement made and
whenever any thing is misrepresented it
is always due to lack of correct informa-
ton.
believe / have once before informed
you / was neither omnipresent nor ON
niscient, so when you meet me don't say
"Oh! I'm so sorry so and so weren't in
your column" Send your items in or
leave them at hewitt & Coughs with
Will Grinnell,
Miss Emma English, of Stephensport,
was married last Wednesday at Louis
vile Hotel to her brother-in-law, Mr..
Frank Lacey, of Hopkinsville, Ky. Miss
Emma is neice of Mrs. J. X. Ditto and
Mrs. Cal Hendricks. She has many
friends here who extend congratulations
DIR. j. b. Alexander, of Louisville, or
"Junius" as we all here remember him
is President of the Kentucky Fish and
Game Club, since the death of Mai j..
Fry Lawrence, till next May when the
annual election takes place. Junius would
be logical candidate OF course, but he
does not wish the position.
Mrs. d. w. Lewis has been very i'll.
An attack of apoplexy, partial paralysis
I'm only too happy to announce her
very much better, but still not entirely
out of danger. "Clara" is a lovely warm
hearted woman who has the esteem of
every one. We pray for her ultimate re-
covery.
yessrs. Gabe and Fred. Meador were
in town last Wednesday and went across
the river to enjoy seining. Mr.. Gabe
made the biggist haul of the party. A
five dollar gold piece on the pebbly
beach. Good luck generally follows mis-
fortune and | hope this is only the pre-
lude to what's to come.
The young folks had gay time last
week. Misses Ida Haynes and Maude
Herndon inaugurated series OF i'm
promptu entertainments in honor of
Miss Florence Toomy, who left Friday
accompanied by Miss Maude Herndon
to Louisville. Miss Florence will go to
Salem, N. c., in a short while to enter
school.
Miss Annie Hay, who was at one time
resident of Meade county and who
taught school here, is now and has been