The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-11-08
BRANDENBuRG.

Mr.. Piggott, Bewlcy, lie, was hire
Saturday.
Mrs. Richard Herndon and son jess,
Webster, were in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Ditto have had
very sick babe. 1t is now better.
Willie Harrington is convalescing from
typhoid fever and will soon be ready for
music.
No Hallow cen parties To many sad
hearts in our midst to think OF gaiety or
amusement.
Hon. Chap ~ Wathen came up from
Owensboro to spend the Sabbath with
wife and baby.
Dr. Hardin and wife visited Mrs. John
Radley, Mrs. Hardin's sister, at Eliza
BEETHOVEN last week.
Mrs. J. NJ, Phillips and little daughter,
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
AIRS. Ella Ditto, Long Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Fairl Ugh. of
Louisville, are happy in the possession
OF another winsome wee daughter.
Bessie Lewis and Lula Voolfolk are
little sick. Both Misses are ambitious
and regret the absence from school.
Although the night was not very favor
able good crowd met at the residence
of Mrs. g. l.. Neaius to enjoy an "Aid
Social"
A good artist on Main street is doing
a land Office business, especially on Sun
day, when people have leisure to indulge
in looking to sit tor photos.
Bro. Cherry and family are comfort
able installed at the parsonage. He
preached last Sunday. The church feels
that he is just the minister needed.
Miss Mamie Norman, Constantine,
was here Friday and Saturday to be ex-
amined. Miss Mamie has been success
full, popular teacher for several years.
Miss Susie Richardson is back from
Chicago and from whom had pleasant
call last Friday. She came to tell me of
my boy and of her pleasant trip. Her
health is much improved.
Mrs. Guartney and child visited Mrs.
James Bland last week. Mrs. Guartney
was once a resident of this place. She
has lived in Corydan, Ind, since, but
think is now residing elsewhere.
The old Liberty Bell left the Pennsyl-
vania building last week and is now safe
in Philadelphia. The now silent pro-
claimer of freedom will never leave the
Quaker city again, so it has been de-
creed.
Dick Ditto is up. Mrs John Howard
is still right sick. Mrs. Neal Neafus,
living few miles out on the Hardins-
burg road died last Friday, leaving five
little children, the Oldest only ten years
old.
The candidates for State Senate, Rep.
resentative and School Superintendent
held forth don't put in it) last Satur-
day. heard all the speeches compli-
mented and there was an unusually
large crowd out.
Master Henry Moremen had few OF
his little friends to birthday dinner last
Sunday. His mother had expected to
give general entertainment, but as she
was not entirely well she only enter
tanned a small number. A good dinner
and a merry day are reported.
On next Wednesday, the Rev. Hiram
Willett will lead to the hymeneal altar,
Miss Cora Ashcraft, one of Meade's
brightest, most attractive young ladies.
Bro. Hiram has charge of Baptist
church at P, Va, and is a promising
young divine. Friends galore extend
congratulations.
Our school on West Hill, under the
supervision of Mrs. b. +. Willett, is doing
the patrons, all think, most excellent
work. Mrs. Willett is not only pro-
fessional teacher, but a sympathizing
friend and admirtr to the children, en-
ters into their joys and sorrows, over
looks and cares for them as well as in
structing them.
Harry Bell has at last concluded that
the life OF celibate is at best lonely
one and has become a married man.
His bride, Miss Fannie Childs, has the
reputation of being a sweet, amiable per-
son and one in every way calculated to
render a mans life happy. Their Bran
denburg friends extend kind wishes for
sunshine, flowers and all sorts OF nice
things scattered along life's pathway.
Potter Palmer, all honor to his name,
says the great work that women have
done for the Fair should be recognized
and placed on permanent basis. Hence
he proposes TO erect Woman's Build
ing at cost of 100000. This Mrs. Pal
mer announced at the unwilling of her
picture. How my heart goes out in adj
miration to noble man who shows APP
probation of the female sex.
How often when in the Zenith of glory
or in the midst of some grand achieve
ment, "the cup is dashed with bitterness
from our lips Chicago was certainly
the centre Of attraction from all over the
world. Applause she has justly won, for
the Fair has been Of incompatible value
to art, science and industrial develop
ment in America. No one realized this
Al A AZ