The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-09-12
BRANDENBURG.

Mrs. Y. L. Neafus has been quite sick,
but is improving.
Miss Ellen Dowden returned to Louis
vile last Saturday.
Miss Jen Hardin. is visiting Miss Rhea
Washington, OF Iryington.
Yandell Hay is visiting his aunts, Mrs.
Herndon and Mrs. Martin.
G. II. Casperke and wife spent several
days in Louisville last week.
Miss Annie Fontaine spent last week
with Mrs. Blanche Fontaine.
Eugene Fontaine will leave this week
| for San Francisco, TO enter school.
Little Susie Lee Ditto is with her aunt
Miss Susie Richardson at Garfield.
Chas. hewitt is one Of the faculty at
Ceclian College and instructs in short
hand.
Miss Bette Clarkson, after visit to
relatives here has left for Elizabethtown
for the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Fairleigh have
gone to Pennsylvania to see Mrs. Fair
leigh's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J NJ. Clark, of Louis
vile, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lewis this week.
Mrs. Joe Voolfolk has been with her
son, s. P. Voolfolk, who is recovering
from typhoid fever.
Miss Pearle Ditto returned from Clo-
verport very much .indisposed and her
fever to-day continues.
Come TO Sunday School next Sunday
at the Methodist church, we will have
several musical instruments and good
singing.
Misses Willie Norman, Inco Raw
lings and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Norman
visited Judge Rawlings family last
week.
Mrs. d. w. Lewis and little Lena, ex-
pect to leave this week for Baldwin,
Kansas, to spend several weeks with her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hydellotte, of
Valley Station, Jefferson county, will be
here this week to visit DIR. d. q. Pusey's
family and Mrs. J. w. Richardson.
Mrs. warfeld has typhoid fever, and
her little boy who has had it for three
weeks is still quite sick. Mrs Warfeld's
mother, n RS. Richardson, is with her.
Mr.. Geo. Yeakel, the Merchant
Prince" of our town is back from st.
Louis, Mo-, looking quite himself and
has taken on several more pounds
avoirdupois.
Miss Nellie Radley left Tuesday for her
home in Elizabethtown from a lengthy
stay with her grandparents, Judge G. G.
Fairleigh and wife. Nell's as pretty as
picture and leaves behind more than one
| admirer.
Mrs. L. w. Barnett's stock of millinery
goods is for sale. She is anxious to re-
| turn to Vine Grove and be with her
children, who are there in an excellent
school. This is good opening for one
wishing to engage in the business.
Mrs. Mollie ID. Carrico after pleasant
stay with her sister, Mrs Thos Hamil-
ton, has left for Hopkinsvile, where she
is the leading Modiste. Mrs. Carrico is
a woman whom time can never dim,
| aloo opa x,ho nooaaooaS tho rory, a,t of
always being beautifully and appropriate
ly dressed, and her heart is as full of
loveliness as her costumes are beauti-
full.
A halo OF mystery surrounds the Soda
Ash plant. Folks, and knowing folks,
do say revelations will soon be disclosed
and Syracuse won't be circumstance, or
more expressibly il not elegantly, "She
won't be in it," AS soon as the bugle is
sounded we forthwith propose branch
railroad and electric lights, banquet,
and you all down in "little" Glover, can
come up and take items, il you'll be nice
about our progressive spirit.
Mrs. Ike Owings and Miss Mayo wings.
Of Wolf Creek, were visiting Mrs. II. ii.
hewitt last Friday. Mary spent an hour
or two with me, which was a pleasure
truly. We were school-mates and friends
and many happy day have / spent I'M
der the hospitable ROOF of her parents
when We were all young and happy,
never having a care of what the future
had in store for u.s. Mary is entirely
consecrated TO her Fathers cause and
and many were the comforting words
she gave me.
To-day makes a memorable event in
my life, the twenty-ninth anniversary OF
our marriage. pause and stand aside
to see the phantom of those days go by
me accompanying the shadow Of myself
in dim procession. Weeks, months,
years, have passed away and they seem
little more than summer day or win
ter's eve" till now, but the river runs
fast to-day, and / stand alone. The
question which for centuries the whole
human race has painted to know, remains
unknown. "Our beloved ones Shall
we meet them and how? Oh the rest
less craving to know about the Here
after" So much caring here, ill the
rest comes.
Bro. Sherry has certainly given us
some palatable, wholesome soul and
hon.AlnoI l.. Il. nl.s.. ~ .-.-....... IL