The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-03-28
BRANDENBURo.

Mr., and Mrs. Ed Yeakel are in Louis
Vile.
Little Louise Bablsge has returned 10
her home in Cloverport
Mr.. and Mrs. George Richardson were
in town last Saturday.
Lawrence Lewis admires old young
ladies' who wear directorie ties.
Brother Hagan was greeted, as usual,
by large, attentive congregation.
Mrs. Robt. Smith is with her daughter,
Mrs. r II. hewitt for an indefinite stay.
A good many protestants attended SER
vices at the Catholic church Easter Sun
day.
Mr.. Thos. Manion, of Louisville, spent
Sunday with the family Of Mr.. w. II.
Cough.
Mrs. Korfhage, (nee Emma Wege)
niece of Mrs. Casperke's is spending
some time with her.
Miss Addie G. Ditto is here with rela-
tives and old friends who always have a
cordial welcome for her sunny self.
What did tell you about this tickle
month? Easter Sunday finds us by Dig
fires and heavy overcoats in demand.
Mrs. j. d. Babbage, Of Cloverport, and
Miss Addie Ditto, OF Louisville, have
contributed generously TO the NJ. +.
church.
Mr.. George Brown, a popular, agree
able young man ON Louisville, was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Ditto,
several days last week.
Misses Jennie Voolfolk and Annie
Richardson and Mary McFa land were
in town last Saturday admiring the
spring millinery goods.
Mr.. Dick Braughn still fingers He
has penchant for these old hills not to
speak OF his fondness for our bonnie las
sies-or should it be lassie
The candidates all came mot at Tom
O'Shanter speedy i'm last Saturday evening
Wishing no doubt the primary was not
shrouded by the vail Of futurity.
Mrs. ]. d. Hardin has been quite sick,
but she is better at this writing and Is
able to be up. Mr.. Hardin is enjoying
home after his term at the Capital City.
Bert Moremen is at home. He is tint
ing and preserving pictures, having learn
ed the process in Shawneetown. The
photos are not only preserved indefinite
ly, but the beauty much enhanced.
A dress that fits prettily and hangs
nicely, If made by the young lady her
self, is quite recommendation these
days. | saw fine one last Saturday, cut,
designed and made by my young friend
Of Diana renown.
Prices Floating Palace came Just a
little too soon for some of our people.
No good Catholic or Episcopalian could
pacify his conscientious scruples
enough to engage in anu ements on
Holy Saturday. Still quite a number
BiCSVcu bhC ptiiOIIbcIS anu everything
was pleasant.
The altar of the Catholic church was
simply beautiful last Sunday and much
praise is due'the ladies of the church for
the taste and skill displayed in the dec
orations. Father Herbuth's sister did
not come, but Miss Agnes Malin was Or
ganist and the hymns were well render
ed. Father gave an earnest, fervent APP
peal for better and holier life this COM
ing year.
took peep in at Mrs. Barnett's mil
linery room last Saturday and felt fully
repaid. Hats and bonnets are the crown
sheaf of well-dressed woman, and GER
tainly Mrs Barnett has them; pretty,
dainty and bewitching. Some are small
and chic, others large and plumy. All
will set off the beautiful face of radiantly
beautiful girl and il she isn't "queen
rose in rosebud garden of girls" those
hats will help make her one Miss Min
ME Casperke and Mrs. j. L. Malin are
assisting Mrs. Barnett and are au fat in
the line.