The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-06-14
BRANDENBuRG.

| bOrO Tor the vacation.
Mrs. Mason McMonigle and Mr. p. X
Malin are at home for visit.
Miss lila Richardson, Louisville, is Wis
iting relatives and friends here.
Rev. Mr.. McCracken has been visitor
at Mrs. H. T. Herndon's for several days
Father Scbmitt had nine o'clock mas.
at the Catholic church here last Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Alanson Moreman and Mrs. Beal
NEAR are visiting Mrs. Alonza Moreman
this week.
Bro. Hagan filed his regular appoint
ments here at the Baptist church Satur-
day and Sunday.
Messrs. Ben Clarkson, Dolph Jones,
Gabe Meador and Dolph Hill, Big Spring,
were in town last Friday.
Miss Lucy Rawlings will lave the last
Of this month for Kansas City to be gone
till the latter part Of October,
There is absolutely nothing to chroni-
Gle in VANITY Fair" this week. Social
Items are of no importance whatever.
Misses Lille and Mabel Aylesworth,
Grahamton, were guests Of Mrs. Rawlings
to attend service held by Mr.. Benton.
Charlie Moreman was up from Shaw
neetown last Saturday. He came most
of the way on his bicycle, but will return
by rail.
Mr.. James Lewis and family expect to
leave some time this week for the Worlds
Fair. Miss Agnes Malin will be one OF
the party.
Mr.. r. II. hewitt is having regular
Southern galleries added to his residence
on Main street, which will contribute as
much to comfort as appearance.
Mrs. Mary Martin fell in her yard one
night last week, breaking her arm above
the elbow. DR.. Pusey attended to the
fracture and at present she is doing nicely.
Rev. Mr.. George Smith and wife came
up from Paynesville last Friday to meet
Rev. Mr.. Benton and we all, with few
other friends, were delightfully."- enter
tanned by Judge and Mrs. Rawlings.
The committee appointed to solicit
means to repair the Methodist church has
been very successful having already five
or six hundred dollars subscribed. The
trustees say it viii take twelve hundred
to repair it.
Mr.. Alonzo Moreman had two valuable
mules drowned in the river last Tuesday.
They were attached to a wagon which
was also lost. On the same afternoon
MIR. Moreman's mules were drownded he
lost horse verifying the old adage,
TROUBLES never come single"
received an invitation from Miss Car
rie Brown to the annual commencement
of the Normal Glass at Macauley's The
atre, which took place last Monday night.
Miss Carrie is one OF the class. Col. Ben
nett III. Young made an address and Dr.
Haywood pronounced the benediction.
Our young friend, Tom Fairleigh, of
Paducah, has been converted under the
preaching of Sam Jones, and is now
worker in the Methodist Sunday-school
and an attendant Of all the services. This
news comes as glad tidings to mother,
father, sister and friends, with heart
felt prayer to continue in the marrow
path"
Judge Rawlings thinks he has a capital
joke on me. / said last week Bro. Kiser
was the right man in the right place and
then added, latter full stop however),
"he is in Greensboro this week." Well,
the Judge agrees with me that he is the
right man, here, there, or any other "here
or there" thata good, true man is needed.
Pity l was SO unwise as to publish the
Sabbath dinner given short time since
by the President OF the Ohio River Salt
Works. A Presbyterian divine delivered
him a lecture thereon. The urbane gen.
tleman mustn't indulge in any more en-
Mix affairs, even if "giddy
have to be included, and
NUNS the word.
The Rev. Mr.. Benton, an evangelist of
the Episcopal church, preached three SER
mons here last week, administered the
Holy Communion and sacrament of Bap-
tism. He is an intelligent, eloquent gen.
tleman and devout christian. Thanks
are due our Methodist friends for church
and other courtesies. Mrs. ID. w. Lewis
presided at the organ and as she is mu-
stefan, it is useless to add that the singing
was excellent aided by the expressive
clear soprano voice Of Mrs. j., w. Rich
ardson.
All the talk in the world will not con-
vince Won so ouiclly az one trial of De-