The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-04-25
BRANDENBURG.

Mr.. Jim Richardson is in his new store
on West Main.
thank my friend for supplying the
news for this column for two weeks.
Mr.. Wash Rhodes, son Of Mr.. VIM.
Rhodes, has been very i'll, but is some
better.
Tom Fairleigh came up from Paducah
and spent Sunday with his parents,
Judge @. C. Fairleigh and wife.
Preston Grinnell will leave Thursday
for Chicago to resume his business with
Ben Richardson in the family grocery
line.
Farther Herbuth had services several
times last week and as usual on Sunday.
Bro. Hagan preached and gave holy
Communion.
Mrs. II. @. Rawlings and Miss Mary
Mcfarland went to Grahampton last
Tuesday to hear Bishop Dudley on We'd
nesday night.
Prof. F. j. McAuliffe has sold his in
terest in the Messenger to Mr.. F. X.
O'Bryan, who was here last week look
ing to its interest.
1t is not out of sight, out OF mind with
a number OF my absent friends l have
received 80 many beautiful letters Of con-
dolence from them and my old pupils.
Miss Fannie Mattingly was the guest
OF Mrs. Thos. Hamilton last Saturday and
Sunday. Jessie Taylor, of Hardinsburg,
Is also visitor at his aunt's, Mrs. Hamil-
tons.
Lawrence Lewis has the prettiest cab
bage and tomato plants extant. II he
nursed the plants as tenderly as he does
the sick, one need not wonder that they
thrived.
George Woriand and Willie Grinnell
have just received quantity of lovely
flowers and plants for sale at hewitt 4
Coughs. Send in your orders for they
are cheap.
You will be gratifed Mr.. Editor to
know that heard an influential citizen
say, "The News is gaining popularity and
circulation in Meade county every day.
at is most excellent paper"
Miss Matte McGehee has returned
from Irvington and is 80 delighted with
the choir in the Baptist church there
that she is determined to organize one
here. Why not ? A number of good
voices exist-practice and unity will dc
it.
was panied TO hear of Evan Nc.
Cracken's death on last Wednesday
Evan was pupil here in Prof. McAul.
iffe's school and was favorite with all
who knew him. He was a nephew oil
DIR. Pusey and was living near Wood.
land with his father, Mr.. Virgo McCrack'
en-.
For sympathy, kindness and attention
in affection and distress, show me com.
munity that can excel this dear, old
place. Their thoughtfulness and unself
ishness are wonderful beyo nd telling
DR. Pusey was more than Kind, and SC
candid, so sincere with us-Bless himl
One of the dearest pupils, Miss Carrie
Brown, OF Woodland, but recently Of
Louisville. died last week OF pneumonia
So bright, so young, accomplished In
music and literature and Just entering q
life Of usefulness. While she was i'll her
mother was stricken with paralysis and
died, but Carrie never knew 1t till spirit
met spirit in paradise.
This evening, wednesday, Willie
Grinnell will wed Miss Minnie Casperke.
Rev. j. I. Cherry officiating. The mar
rage will be very quiet and private on
account of the recent distress In Willie's
family. Minnie is dear, sweet, amiable
girl and has had the most careful train
ing from her foster mother, who has in
stilled, not only lady-like manners, but
industry and correct ideas OF life Willie
Is one OF the best sons that ever lived
Surely can predict that he'll ever love
and cherish the wife OF his choice. Min.
ME will be at home with Us this week,
and will be glad TO have the congratula.
tons Of her fviends.