The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-06-28
BRANDENBuRG.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Richardson have
returned from the Fair.
Miss Nellie Henderson has returned to
her home near lrvington.
Mrs. Ken Wathen, Irvington, was to
see Mrs. Chapeze Wathen last week.
Miss Annie Mullen, Of New Albany, is
spending several days with Fannie Pussy
Phillips.
Mr.. Chapeze Wathen came home sick.
The babe is indisposed, so Mrs. Wathen
is still with us.
Mr.. Blandford Phillips left last Thurs
day night for Campbellsville to see his
mother and family.
Judge G. @. Fairleigh and wife are in
Paducah for two weeks stay with their
sons, Charles and Tom.
Mr.. Chas. Casperke, ST., and Mr.. G. II.
Casperke are back from the Windy City,
while DR.. Pusey and family are off for
the same place.
Mrs. j. w. Richardson and Mrs. II. B.
Grinnell failed to make box party,
hence their non-appearance at the "Ma-
rine" last Friday eve.
Harry Bell and Stuart Young cheered
the mansion of ID. w. Lewis last week by
their benign countenances and thus
helped beguile away the weary hours.
A good many from here attended the
ceremonies Of laying the corner stone of
the Catholic Church at Flaherty last
Thursday. l failed to materialize on the
occasion.
A party of about fifteen young men will
leave Greensboro on the Fourth of July
on bicycles to see the Chicago curiosity.
Our young friend Elvis Wimp, will be
one of the company.
Tempest in a Teapot" "Much Ado
About Nothing" Mountains from Mole
hills" follow en- train when flying rumors
start in community. But "All is quiet
along the Potomac, " or Ohio if you please.
The young folks had anticipateda rural
dance at the old mill on Doe Run last
Wednesday night, but the rain descended
and they went not. Defer it little lon
ger and have regular old English Har-
vest Home dance.
II were in Rome should do as the
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villa and an insignificant show appeared
| would not say, "Of course il were at
home l wouldn't patronize such a con-
Germ" See?
There was an opposing element to hav-
ing the entertainment in the Methodist
church, and as this town can boast of no
place to hold such affairs, we have sur
rendered the idea. On Thursday night,
29th, the Methodist ladies will give a
supper at Masonic Hall.
The Marine Theatre gave a variety
show at the river last Friday night. A
good crowd greeted it-big, little, rehg-
ious, very religious, irreligious, were all
out in full force. Oh! Consistency thou
art most beautiful jewel, but we certain
ly do not find thee where we most fondly
expect.
Mr. James Lewis and family are home
from the greatest exhibition now extant.
| have had most interesting talk with
Miss Nellie Lewis who kept diary and
can tell you in her entertaining manner
of her delightful trip. By the way, one
of the Brandenburg party, gentleman
of renown, and better known as "these
United States" was more interested in
the Wild West than in the villages on
Midway Plaisance, Tom Pusey and Pres
Grinnell almost imagined they were back
in old Brandenburg when they found
themselves with so many of her citizens.
Philas, of Ekron, in the Messenger of
last week puts the name of ]. d. Jones,
Buck Grove, before the county as man
fit to represent us in the next Legislature.
One could not, perhaps, gainsay the truth
of the assertions made by Philas in re-
gard to the capacity or character OF said
gentleman, but to whom can he refer
when lie says, "We do not want to send
a boy OF a large growth, etc." Has one
been suggested? That's so,-Morgan
Richardson was suggested by Vivian and
and he is heightened boy one way and
ex.Sherif j. d. Hardin is one heightened
another way. II these gentlemen wish
to resent or feel aggrieved Philas had
better become an athlete or practice strik-
ing from the shoulder.
Moore has told us in some OF his sweet
poems that every ones life is romance,
prosiac though the outward facts may be.
AS / have no news to communicate am
wishing to-day that my life were a psy-
Geological romance OF intense interest
that l might charm you with several
pages without compression or undue
brevity. Instead, however, the facts of
my existence are 80 few and simple, life
so realistic, that an inspiration would
have to come to even-but, "Those whose
souls are burdened with desire that may
not be gratifed had better fling the load
aside" So it is flung and here's hoping
for an inspired pen at some future day.
Put Money in Thy Purse"
How? Save doctors bills. Always
keep on hand bottle of that finest of
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