The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-09-27
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Mr.. Ezra Reid was the guest Of Mrs.
Hance Hamilton last week.
Miss Jennie Voolfolk has returned
from pleasant visit TO. Louisville.
Mrs. piggou arrived at Mrs JAS. Lewis
last Saturday for visit Of several days.
The Worlds Fair tourists are back, as
much infatuated with the sights as those
gone before.
Misses Annie and Salie Pusey, Valley
Station, nice, of DIR. Pusey, are off for
Northern tour.
ington till after the nuptials Of Mrs Ma
mie Washington.
Tom Ditto, Jr., has contract for work
on the canal in Louisville, and left Fri
day to commence.
The pavement is being put down before
the Baptist church, thanks to the band OF
"Willing Workers"
Bert Moreman is back from Shawnee
town on the sick list. Let us hope home
and friends will restore him.
Miss Matte McGehee, one OF our sweet
est and most attractive young ladies' has
been off for a stay at Stephensport.
The prayer and song service closed last
Friday night and Bro. Kiser left on Sat
urday to attend Annual Conference.
Percy Young and his friend are off for
the Fair. Percy will take course this
winter at Viewers College, Louisville.
English Kendall dropped in among us
last week, and il Buck himself had ap,
peared one could scarcely decide which
was which.
The sand bar on the Kentucky shore is
entirely covered by the late rise in the
Ohio river and it is to be hoped the in
crease of water will not abate soon.
Mr.. Gordon Norman, of Leitchfeld,
spent last Wednesday in this burg. He
is evidently gentleman of taste, judging
from his predil, ction for one Of our fair
Rosalinds.
Misses Lula and Nellie Lewis enjoyed
their trip to Long Branch as visitors Of
Miss Mary Mcfarland. What some of
us wish to know is the true Interpretation
| of "artistic."
| Don't forget the "Aid" social next FRI
day night at Mrs. DIR. Hardin's, at the
residence of Judge G. @. Fairleigh's.
Plenty of innocent fun in store and the
nickels go for good cause.
Miss Lucy Rawlings went to Chicago
last week, where she was joined by her
brother, DIR. June Rawlings, and together
they will enjoy the wonders oil the great
Fair. DR.. Rawlings will return with Miss
Lucy for visit.
The "Silver-tongued orator" is in a
serious, strenuous path in life-a laby-
rinth of confusion-an no doubt it would
be relief to pass into realm where
there are no newspapers and where con-
science is not troublesome.
Chicago will not have mid-winter
Fair, but close as expected, October 3lst.
The allotted time is drawing rapidly to a
close. Don't miss the chance to see ex-
hibits from this and other nations not to
be seen again in our generation.
Last Wednesday Misses Mabel Ayles-
worth and Mary Mcfarland were with
me. II you are suffering from ennui or
need taste of the "elixir OF life" spend
a day with Mabel She has an unusual
amount of adaptibility, big stock of fun,
with most afiable manner.
Sundays Courier. Journal speaks OF our
little x-Brandenburg girl, Miss lila
Richardson, as being one OF the prettiest
debunte's Of the season and as Sweet and
unaffected" I'll add, she still loves her
old Brandenburg friends and is Sweet
simplicity" itself
The White House baby has been
weighed, named, articles OF dress enum-
Grated presents from the old and new
world received. Let us have rest, es-
pecially as this is a Republic with no
royal descent to make Baby Esther any
grander than your baby or my baby.
While we all, as Democrats, deplore
the contrasting of the late Senatorial race
laying aside all personal feelings
there's an example to be set, and il there
were any illegal proceedings they should
be ferreted out and exposed, that the
elections in the future may be entirely
pure and free from corruption. We had
hoped an Australian ballot would effect
this.
Miss Lula Crutcher, of Garrett, has the
music class at Ekron. Miss Lula was
one Of my brightest, most energetic pu-
pills, and she seemed born with natural
gift for music. To succeed one must be
able to do something extremely well and
believe Lula will be an entire success.
Miss Fannie Mattingly, another of my
ambitious pupils, has a large class at
Jacksboro, Tenn. Misses Bette Osborne
and Julia Richie are teaching successful
ly. From the beginning each OF these
young ladies evinced pride, talent and
perseverance, hence their success.