The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-10-11
CUSTOM.


neighborhood, 80 lookout soon.
Died, on the night of October, 4th,
Miss Nagcy Lyddan, of near Webster.
Misses Nunley and Clayton, OF Louis
vile, have been visiting Miss Jennie
Cox. ~
DIR, Jennings Rawlings, Of Kansas
City, Mo, was visiting near Custom last
week. Ff pE@
Miss Katie Thompson is making quite
an extended visit to Miss Lee in Marion
county.
Mr.. Jesse Cunningham says Harry
Bells horse is Republican" because he
is black.
Miss Eva Carrigan has been visiting
her cousins, the Misses Lewis in Bran
denburg.
Mr.. George Frymire and Miss Lucy
Frank passed last Thursday en- route to
the city.
Mr.. Dolph Jones, of Big Spring, was
one OF the many who attended the
Greensboro Fair.
Our magistrate, A. J. Thompson,
walks ten inches higher since he has
gotten to be grand pap"
Mr. Peutuff, d. ID. was guest at the
Munford mansion last week and attend
ed the Newman-W Washington nuptials.
Mr.. Lowell Jordan has been quite i'll |
for the past two weeks with typhoid |
fever, but is better at the present writ
ing.
Miss Clara Addison is in Louisville |
catching on to the fall styles and will |
bring her new line of hats on in few
days.
Mrs. d. w. Lewis and little daughter,
Lena, are visiting Mr.. r. J. Patterson
while Mr.. Lewis is attending the Owens
boro Fair.
Mr.. James w. Lewis, OF Brandenburg,
had his two bird dogs. Dot and Ed Peak,
poisoned. He has no idea who did the
poisoning
Mr.. Joe Brooks from Louisville is buy
ing stock in this neighborhood. He is
the son of Mr.. Dan Brooks, who former
ly lived in this county.
Mr.. Simpsons school at Andersonville
is now under good Roadway and among
those attending from this town are Mr..
Earl Pollock and sister, Helen.
We were glad to know that our for
mer neighbor, Elvis Wimp captured
the merchants price,, one half mile on
the wheel at the 0wensboro Fair.
Born to the wife, Of Joe Foushee a
nine-pound boy. Joe, let's christen him
either Grover Cleveland or Jack Gross
and he will be sure to get there.
We are informed through Clyde
Shumate's father that Clyde was robbed
between Louisville and st. Louis while
en- route to the Cherokee" strip.
Mr.. G. @. Smith, our hotel man, is
making quite an improvement in his
end OF the town, in the way of a carriage
house and livery stable he is building.
Mrs. Haygood and her mother, Mrs.
Brown, OF Iryington, were in our town
this week purchasing the latest style
hats, which our milliner always keeps in
stock.
Miss Bertha Logan Lewis, Of Branden-
burg, has been visiting her grandfather, |
Patterson, in the country. Miss Bertha
says she would give anything to get to
live in the country.
We notice that Brandenburg has got
ten another free ferry" to Hoserdom"
with two free ferry's, Soda Ash plant
and prospected "pike" to the railroad
our sister town will get there yet.
We expect to have protracted
meeting at this place on the fourth Sun
day in this month (October) and will
continue several days-further notice
and particulars will be given next week.
Last Saturday was colt show day at
this place between the Denmarks and
Splendors Joe G.. Anderson's colt of
the former horse and Chas Hardaway's
OF the latter walked out with the "blue."
Mr.. T. E. Ditto and family, who have
been boarding at Mrs. Ditto's fathers,
John Cox, will board this winter in Lou
isville, as Mr.. Ditto has government
job with Low Cornwall on the Louisville
canal
Col. Chas. Blanford was circulating
among friends in our town last Friday.
II goes hard to vote against as nice
man and neighbor as Mr.. Blanford but
neighbor, we're sorry for you in this
race for yod are on the wrong side OF the
fence.
Young orchards, those l have noticed,
have stood the drouth exceedingly well,
but the grasshoppers have Invested
many young tree OF its entire crop of
leaves and in some instances have bitten
the bark from some of the small twigs.
Mrs. VIM. Basket, Jr., gave an enter
tainment last week at her home in honor
OF her cousin, Miss Nora Stovall, OF
Stithton, who has made quite an extend
ed visit in our midst. Miss Stoyall is
quite charming and beautiful young
lady. ~
In Brandenburg last "Wednesday when
Judge McBeath was about to shift the