The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-09-19
BRANDENBuRG.


Miss Jennie Voolfolk is confined to
her bed and is very sick.
Miss Agnes Worland is at home from
a long stay in Concordia.
Mr.. s. p. Voolfolk has not been 50
well for the last few days.
Miss williams, of Jacksonville, was a
guest of Mrs. Cherry's last week
Miss Fowler, of Amsterdam, visited
Miss Daisy Mcintyre last week.
Mrs. VIM. Bewley is still with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stith near Bew-
leyville.
Matrimonial knots for happy couples
will be tied before the leaves are "yellow
and sere."
Mr.. and Mrs John Wimp came up
from Irvington last Saturday to see Mr..
S. p. Voolfolk.
Gene Fountaine is not in the Golden
State but in Dixie's laud mississippi
attending school.
Mrs. Gus Warfed is still very sick Of
typhoid fever. So much of this miserd-
BILE fever everywhere.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Richardson have
taken Mr.. J. ID. Hardin's house and he
is boarding with them.
Tom Fairleigh came up from Paducah
last Sunday to see his father who is still
confined to his bed with rheumatism.
The Salem Association convenes at
Buck Grove Wednesday Sept, 18th. A
good many from here will be in attend
ance each day
Miss Jen Hardin has returned from
Irvington where she connected herself
with the Baptist church. Miss Jen will
make consistent, faithful member.
Misses nellie and Bertha Lewis have
invitations to the marriage of their
friend, Miss Rhea Merrill to Mr.. J. 7. S.
Brown which takes place to day the 10.
Mrs. L. w. Barnett has left us for a
residence in Vine Grove, where she has
taken her millinery goods and we are
minus that important feature of a town.
A large cotilion party will come Off to
mo row night at MIR. WIN. Sebastians,
who has one of the handsomest houses
here a hundred invitations are out
and the young people are anticipating a
royal time.
Miss Merrill is pleasantly remembered
here and Mr.. Brown is nephew of Mrs.
Judge Allen Murray. Rev DIR. Harres,
uncle OF the bride and brother of Mrs.
d. w. Lewis will oiIiciate.
Chas Bryant and Henry Rawlings are
out with G. q. Movements patent cistern
cleaner. Chas. Moremen, jr., is in In
diana with one and h. ii. Moremen and
sons are travelling with same.
Miss Pearle Ditto mas typhoid fever
but so far, III light form which is yield
ing to treatment very nicely. Mrs Ditto
has had siege Of nursing typhoid
patients but very successfully.
Brother Cherry closed his series OF
sermons last Sunday and also his work
here for the Conference year. AS far as
| have learned the church wishes his
return. Clarence Cherry has gone to
Bowling Green to school.
Miss Roberta Richardson is still with
us and has gained very materially in
flesh, BERTHE is a sparkling converse
tionalist and well posted young lady.
An afternoon in her society means
information on interesting topics.
Mrs. Ginnie Phillips is in Henderson
to bid her niece, Mrs. Edwin Hodge
goodbye ere she MRS. Hodge, sails for
Europe with her husband who goes on a
business trip. Fannie and Ruth Ditto
are in the country with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Ditto.
Should girls ride bicycles, is a mooted
question and after reading dear Bishop
Dudley and scientific n. Y. M. ID. on
the subject, / am persuaded the gentle
sex should continue pedestrians or board
an electric car if speed is desired.
Mr.. II. II. hewitt has been to Louis
vile and reports business of Main street
opening with an unusual fall hustle and
all the homes dispatching orders at
telegraph speed. The "powers that be"
grant that "hard times, tariff, strikes
come again no more and that confidence
in commercial circles be permanently
restored
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fairleigh are
breaking up and will board at the st.
Cloud. Mrs. Chapezs Wathen will soon
be installed in "home nest" at Owens
boro. Miss Eliza johnson is with her
brother, Albert and thus we lose, in our
neighborhood, the very truest, purest,
best family it is possible to claim.
Brother Winkler came over from
Mauckport last Friday night and gave
us an excellent sermon. Fannie Pussy,
Annie Bondurant and Mabel Hardin
were received into the church. These
little girls have, thus early in life, given
their young and tender hearts to the
church and it is as it should be. The
church is the nursery for our children to
be trained, nurtured and reared up in
the fold for eternal joys.
A great notable battlew as fought last
Saturday in the Seventh Congressional