The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-15
BRANDENBURG.

Mrs. d w. Fairleigh is at Ccrulean
Springs.
Miss Lula willitt was at church last
Sunday night.
Ms. Tom Howard aud Fred are home
from Anchorage.
Mr.. and Mrs FL. Y,akel have return
ed from Louisville.
Mrs John Hardin and Mrs. McMoni-
giles babes are better.
Bro Hunts wife and little daughter
joined him here last Saturday.
Miss Lucy Ditto spent Sunday and
Monday with her sister, Mrs. Dr. Dowden.
To the wife Of Geo. Reiman, baby
boy. Also to Mr. aud Mrs. VIM. Bewley
boy.
Miss May Dee Pussy has returned
from Lebanon, KY, after a pleasant
visit.
Mrs. X III. Brashear and children are
at Mrs. +. Wimp's for the month of
August.
Miss Hanes and Miss Combs, OF Mem
phis, Ind, are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
ID. w. Lewis.
Mrs. Willis and little daughter of
Louisville, have been to see Mr.. James
Lewis family
Mr.. Bob Trent and his two daughters
from Wolf Creek were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Trent.
Tom Pussy has arrived from Chicago
looking splendidly and so glad to be
home once more.
Misses Ida and Jean Webb, of Louis
vile, will be the guests of Miss Agnes
Maln this week.
Mrs. Frank Webb is faithful, excel.
lent organist and the singing at the SER
vices in progress is good.
Miss Susie Elder, of Wolf Creek k, visit
ed her aunt, Mrs. viii Toomey, last
week at Mrs. Fontaine's.
Misses Ellen and Lettie Herndon after
pl, asant visit to Miss NIaude lIerndon
have gone to visit Mrs. Richard Herndon
near Webster.
Messrs. Emmett Shacklett and Charlie
Johnson are visiting Charlie Shacklett
aud attended the services Saturday and
Sunday at Baptist church.
The young people turned ont in force
last Wednesday night and gave Miss
Pearle Ditto a genuine surprise party.
Mrs. Ditto served refreshments and a
most enjoyable evening was passed.
Mrs. Stuart and Mrs. Wilson left Tues
day for Owensboro where they will re-
main short time and then 90 to Pin
keyville, Ill. We have all enjoyed the
visits of those dear, good women and
hope they may be spared to come again.
The meeting at the Baptist church
now in progress is being largely attended
in fact, the house is not near large
enough to hold the congregations at
night. The best of order prevails and
much interest is manifested by all de-
nominations. Bro Hunt breaches plain
practical sermons and brings the truth
home to each heart. ! presume the
services will continue through this week.
Wish cool wave would overLake us.
Mrs. Blanche Fontaine made mp a
jolly party and went to the depot last
Thursday to meet her boy who failed TO
come, but wrote that it was impossible
for him to leave. This is sad disap-
pointment to my friend and we all SYM
pathize, especially we mothers who
have absent boys Alas! me for the
empty chairs and the silence in the
house hold not to echo TO familiar foot
steps We all own well, deep, peren-
NAL well OF tears, and this is our comfort.
The Valley City base ball club came
up last Saturday and played our club
with twelve to five in favor of Branden-
burg. Our boys played "hard, clean
ball" with good humor, correct umpir-
ing and fine generalizing. Dan Roberts,
Bud Burch, Dee Pusey, Bill Bowling
and George Bacon did some professional
playing I'm told. A number OF the fair
sex lent their presence to cheer and en-
courage. The visiting boys put up an
excellent game and were courteous and
gentlemanly. Miss May Dee Pussy and
Miss nellie B. Lewis are the very ones to
see game OF ball. They know how to
encourage the home club. Scott Grin
nell makes a number one "screecher"
and the Valley City umpire wanted him
"put out, "but he didn't put worth a
cent. Mr.. McIlyar is serenely happy
over the result OF the game. Now if
there was no telling see no harm, but
I'm afraid there was. How hard it is
to mix evil with what could be innocent
amusement!