The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-08-16
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lex Haynes has typhoid fever.
Miss Jennie Ditto is home from Vine
Grove.
Miss Agnes Worland is visiting friends
at Irvington.
Bro. Jim Willett and wife attended
church last Thursday night.
On Sunday Bro. Hagan baptized six
more candidates for baptism.
Miss Mary Lizzie Haynes is improving
after an illness OF three weeks.
Will, Tom and Dee Pusey are at home
for their usual summer vacation.
Mr.. Frank Ditto, ST., and son, John,
are home from the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Jordan Edmonds has been very i'll |
of congestion and is still quite sick.
Walker Board was on hand to hear the |
candidates for the State Senate speak.
Leon Lewis, from Louisville, has joined
his sister Edith, at their uncle's, Mr.. Jas.
Lewis.
Mrs. II. A. Alexander Louisville, is
visiting Mrs Cough and other friends
here.
Mr.. Gordon Norman, OF Cloverport,
spent Sunday here with bright, partic-
ular star.
Mrs. Bruner, whose son died few
weeks since OF typhoid fever, died last
Thursday OF the same fever.
Mr.. and Mrs J.. L. Malin have returned
from Custom, where Mr.. Malin was en-
gagged in the insurance business.
Father Schmitt had mass at 8 o'clock,
a. m, last Sunday at st. George Chapel,
as usual on the second Sunday.
Mrs. J. w. Richardson is still under the
care Of physician.She will not come from
Jefferson county till more improved.
Mr.. X. Ii. Brashear, Greensboro, spent
several days here last week with his fam
lily. lie is a sufferer from rheumatism.
A number of teachers were in attend
ance at the Institute last week, under the
conductorship Of Prof. +. ]. McAulifie.
A glorious rain fell last Thursday after
noon, reviving and refreshing the perish
ing, parching earth and insuring a corn
crop.
Bro. Barnett was called home last Fri
day by the serious illness of his child.
The meeting was closed on Friday night
by Bro. Hagan.
Gardens drying up, pastures brown
and sere," fruit scarce, and still the inner
man must be supplied and the cook kept
in good humor.
The News for Gross and the Messenger
for Richardson. That's all right. Stick
to your county man and go ahead with
your spicy editorials.
OF course Gus and Minor make 'love-
ly admiration society" Gross is the man
to be defeated. Twill Gus and Minor
both be elected Ed
The camping party at Sulphur Springs
has taken flight and the romantic old mill
is vacated Miss Jennie Hardin is home
from pleasant outing there.
Everybody here is deploring the terri
BILE tragedy oyer in our sister State, but
hope the White Caps have received les
son by which they may profit
Three candidates for baptism were i'm
mersed in the calm, clear waters OF the
Ohio last Thursday about twilight. 1t
was a solemn, impressive service.
Miss Florence Toomey, well known in
this community, has had typhoid fever in
Louisville and as soon as able will go to
| some mountain resort for restoration.
Our young friend, Bert Moremen, at
Shawneetown, was robbed of his pocket
book last week. He had negro barber
arrested, but do not know the result
1 A subscription was taken here for John
Sipes, whose house was consumed by fire
: few weeks since. He's poor man and
the loss with, no insurance, was a heavy
4 one.
Convention, institute, speakings, meet
ings have crowded one upon the other
This week there's calm and we are
alone in our glory this delicious cool
weather.
Among the many pleasant visitors to
our town are Miss Ella Duvall, Vine
Grove, with Miss Zula Malin; and Miss
- Gordon, New Albany, at Mrs. Ma
, sena Fontaine's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Casperke, Charlie
and Minnie Casperke, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Reiman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Yeakel and
Geo. Voolfolk will leave this week for
the Worlds Fair.
Prof Gus Brown came up last Friday
from Cloverport with the remains of his
babe to lay it away in the Brandenburg
( cemetery, where his father and sister
I sleep. Our sympathy.
A meeting was held at NJ, Il. Church
on Monday night TO further consider re-
pairing the building. The Conference
year is rapidly drawing to a close and
/ Bro Kiser is anxious TO press the matter.