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

uay lot OnlcaRO.
Ed Bowling is seriously i'll, but some
better at this writing.
Rev. Hagan preached last Sunday
morning a, the Baptist church.
Little Virginia, infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. II. Ditto, is critically i'll
at this writing.
DIR. Newsom and wife, Cloverport,
were visitors at Mr.. and Mrs James
Lewis last week.
Messrs. G. 4. Moremen and James
Bland have gone to Lexington TO attend
the Grand Lodge.
Miss Matte Willett was in town last
Saturday looking well, after so serious a
spell of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Jennie Phillips and little daugh-
tiers are back from Henderson, after an
enjoyable visit of four weeks.
The Aid society will meet at Mrs. Bon
durants next Friday night. Don't grow
weary in good cause, turn out.
The "Aid" at Mrs. Reds last Friday
night was well attended and an enjoy
able time was the verdict of all present.
The NJ. L. Church will be handsome
structure and credit to the faithful
band who have striven so earnestly to
eerct it.
Dick Ditto has typhoid fever, but is
doing nicely under the treatment and
care of his kind physician, DIR. ID. @.
Pusey.
Prof. +. j. McAulffe is now occupying
the house of Mr.. Chas. Bryant, having
moved from Mrs. M. o. Green's house
on West Hill.
Rev. Kiser and wife left last Monday
for Hibberdsville, Henderson county,
where Brother Kiser is stationed for the
Conference year.
The Gross-Richardso controversy is
settled. Put on your fighting clothes,
assume a beliggerent attitude towords all
foes to Democracy.
The Hon. b. +. Willtt is on his farm
experimenting some improvements. He
comes in every week to see his better
half and expects shortly to begin the
study of law in Louisville.
Father Schmidt christened the little
girl baby at Mr.. and Mrs. K. II. Nevitt's
residence last Sunday morning Eize-
beth Ruth, her name shall be both Bibli-
cal names and suggestive of truth and
beauty.
DR.. J. b. Alexander, of Louisville, we'll
known here and throughout the county
and very popular dentist on Chestnut
stIeet was thrown from his buggy on
Third avenue last Wednesday and badly,
but not seriously hurt.
The new preacher, brother Cherry, will
hold fourth next Sunday, / presume.
Let us hope he may make favorable
impression on his congregation and that
they may find favor in his estimation
and that this conference year has in store
many blessings for minister and member.
Will Grinnell, DIR. w. b. Pusey, of
Louisville, Dee Pusey, Ackron, Ohio,
and Stuart r. Young are all in Chicago.
Tom Pusey, Ben Richardson and Pres
ton Grinnell are already citizens of the
future London of America and don't you
know they will form jolly party on the
Fair grounds?
What is it the inimitable Burns says
about "The best laid plans Of mice and
men ?" Well anyhow the rain, a perfect
down pour, interferred last Tuesday with
some best laid schemes of well-known
society lady. He was here, a very Apol-
10. But alas she was at home knitting
and reading "short stories Of Shake
speare."
Mrs. s. G. Malin, son jess, and her
brother, Mr.. Tim Robinson, of Vine
Grove, left Monday for Ashland to at
tend the marriage of p. X. Malin and
Miss Amy Lefiingwell. The honey
moon will be spent in Chicago with
sister of the bride and of course sight
seeing at the Fair will be on the pro-
gram. Proc's friends here extend the
sincerest congratulations coupled with
the kindest wishes for long life of pros
perity and happiness.
Little Mabel Simmons celebrated her
eighth birthday last Thursday by enter
tanning her little friends from six to
nine. The junior members of society
were all there with smiling faces and
pretty clothes and Miss Mabel was the
recipient of many beautiful tokens of
their love and friendship. Mrs. Sim
mons served refreshments OF ices, cakes
and confectionery. Games were played
till little ages grew sleepy, little feet,
weary and then good nights were ex-
changed to go home and dream of the
happy evening.
Robert G. Ingersoll on myths and
Miracles" at Macauley's last Sunday
drew an audience. He's an orator, being
an agnostic, would not deter christian
from hearing him, for one need only
look up and say "The heavens declare
the glory of God and the firament |
His handiwork. Sing, 1.-THE |
spacious firament on high" play, "Hay-
den's oratoris" and refute his arguments /