The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-09-06
BRANDENBuRG.


Miss Agnes Malin is improving and will
soon be herself again.
Miss Lula Lewis had pleasant visit to
her friend, Miss Cora Ashcraft.
Miss Isabelle Bruner is at Mr.. Gough' 8
from protracted stay in Illinois.
Dave Henry, Jr., was in town Saturday
in the interest OF his friend, Gus.
John T. Ditto came down from Louis
vile especially to vote and work for Hon.
Gus w.
Little Bessie Radley came home with
her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Fairleigh.
Mrs. Robt. Brashear and Miss Pearle
Wimp are back from Chicago and off for
Greensboro.
Mrs Stokes and little daughter, from
Louisville, spent last week with Mrs. @.
G. Moremen.
Mrs. n. t. Herndon and Miss Maude
left last Saturday for Akron, O.. to see
Mr.. Herndon.
Mr.. Mahan and George Worland have
gone to the Fair with the Catholic excur-
sion from Louisville.
Richardson's friends concede the nom
ination to Gross by about one hundred.
Never mind about the Shanghai's.
Hammer and saw are heard within the
old Methodist church, which will shortly
assume modern style of architecture.
My congenial friend and neighbor, Miss
Eliza johnson, has been quite sick, but
am happy to announce her GONZALES
cent.
Willie Warren and Henry Daniel Rich
ardson, of Louisville, and Joe Carter, OF
Lebanon, visited DIR. and Mrs. Pussy last
week.
Mrs. Phillips and children will 20 to
Henderson this week to be with Mrs. Ed
win Hodges little ones while she goes to
Chicago.
Mrs. Harriet Powell and daughter, Miss
Ida, took in the Corydon fair as well as
enjoying pleasant visit to her niece,
Mrs. Byerly.
Bishop Dudley will ofIiciate at the mar
riage of our young friend, DIR. II. NJ. Pu-
sey to Miss Elizabeth Kelly, at Grace
church, Sept. 81.
Bro. Kiser preached, by invitation, in
the Baptist church last Sunday. The
church has been offered while the Meth.
odist church is being repaired.
Enthusiasm and interest are all right
over your candidate, but unkind thrusts
and damaging accusations are all wrong,
especially between life-long friends.
Prof. +. j. McAuliffe will not teach on
East hill. Eugene Hardesty will teach
the school. He comes well recommends
ed as teacher and an upright young
man.
Miss Abbie Mcclure, of Louisville, who
has visited Miss Bertha Lewis and who is
quite popular here, is making an Eastern
tour, after which she will enter Wellesley
College, Mass.
My friend, Mr.. Jake Shacklett, came
for me last week to enjoy a visit to his
pleasant family. Plenty of comfort
abounds and a stay with them is one OF
peaceful, rural enjoyment.
was in Ekron for short stop last
Monday and spent the minutes with Mrs
f. A. Guedry, who is installed as hostess
OF the new hotel. which is quite a credit
TO the little town. 1t is roomy, we'll ven
tilated and convenient. With such
genial, whole-soul spirit presiding one
would certainly predict success.
A "Pa-Pi Society" has been organized
here-a secret organization for the fair
sex alone. The President has l,tely re-
turned from the Fair and at the next
will read preamble entitled,
"My Thoughts, as Viewed the Mighty
Scenes" An essay on Thermometer;
or Taking Ones Temperature" will be
read by the Secretary. Song and dance
by young lady member en- costume and
30 on. Music will be interspersed
throughout the programme. Any one of
the female persuasion diyining when and
where this society holds forth will meet
with an open sesame"
Little Alliene Woodson, infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs ii. G. Woodson, after
weeks OF suffering passed from life to her
Heavenly home last Monday. All the
peace and favor of the world cannot calm
a troubled heart; but where the peace is
which God gives all the trouble and dis
quiet OF the world cannot disturb it.
are the everlasting arms"
No child OF His was ever permitted to fall
over than Gods underneath" This
peace little Alliene's parents have long
,ince sought and in it have found com
ort for their stricken hearts. Only those
who have given up their precious babes
know the anguish of these parents, who
nave the sympathy of the entire com
nunity in their bereavement.
On Wednesday, August 9Oth, at 1880
o'clock, p. m, Miss Maggie powdy, daugh-
er of Mrs. +. Dowdy, died Of aux. Mag
,ie had only been sick few days and