The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-10-10
BRANDEN BURG.

Mr.. Joe Phillips visited relatives at the
bottom last week.
Mr.. S. F. Voolfolk has been much
worse, but is somewhat improved.
am glad to know our friend, Mrs.
Guedry, Of Enron, is getting WELL
Mr.. Gus w. Richardson heard the
Hon. A. b. Montgomery here last Satur-
day.
Mr.. George Frymire was up last week
to see his wife, who is at Judge Wool
folks.
Mrs. Virgil Hardin, of Holt, visited
Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Herndon last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. j. Ditto, and little
Virginia, are in Hardinsburg for visit
Of few days.
Miss Jennie Voolfolk is some brighter
these pleasant days, but is not able to
come down stairs.
Mrs. Herndon and Miss Maud are in
Holt for visit of week or two. They
will visit Cloverport.
Mrs. James Fairleigh expects to visit
her daughter Mrs. Chapezs Wathen, Of
Greensboro, this week.
Beulah Fontaine and Mabel Simmons
have new pianos and it is useless to add
theyare in an Eden on earth.
NOur young friend Clarence Neafus has
taken unto himself wife and they are
house keeping in Lebanon, Ky.
The signs of autumn weddings are
plainly visible and do hear other names
in brackets and the dictum has gone
forth for unions before the SHOWS fall.
Clinton Crutcher, of Garrett, was in
town last Saturday and reports a white
frost out there on Friday night. We
near the river had very light one.
Mr.. Thos. Teare, who has been confn-
ed at home for some time, from painters
poison, is improving and we hope will
soon be at his post in Sunday school and
church.
Mrs. Nc. Sarley has been quite sick
since her return to Louisville. She has
been most kind in sending me late papers.
She has class in music and is a fine
teacher.
Mrs w. f. Grinnell will not be con-
nected with Misses Brown & Dowden
as she first intended, but will trim at her
residence on West Hill opposite Catho-
lie church. She will go to Louisville the
10Th of this month and will trim in a
wholesale house. Send your hats to be
re-trimmed or your orders for new ones.
Mrs. Grinnell is too wel-knOwn as Miss
Minnie Casperke in the millinery line
to need word in her behalf for taste
and skill.
Hon. A. B. Montgomery gave us true,
blue straight out talk last Saturday on
the important issu's of the day, He ex-
planned the delay of the tariff bill and
proved the fault lay in the Senate and
not in the House and told us that the
treachery of Democrats and policy Of
Republicans caused the mutilation OF
the original Wilson bill. He is no
orator, but simply states truths and
facts. He deals in no anecdotes, but
covers the ground to the satisfaction of
sure enough Democrats.
Last Thursday Mrs. w ii Cough
reached the sixty-fourth mile stone in
her pilgrimage of life and her grand
children, Miss Isabelle Bruner and their
faithful Belle, of color, arranged, most
beautifully, surp,i Use luncheon for her.
The dining room and table were artistic
ally decorated in smilax and flowers
transformed into a bower of beauty.
Her most intimate friends were hidden
and each came with an offering OF love
and esteem. Mrs. Cough was away from
home all the afternoon, was allured up
stairs unusually early and knew nothing
of the delightful affair until invited down
to find flood of light, gifts, guests and
perfume of flowers. A happy evening
was passed and all united in wishing a
dear, kind wife, mother and friend many
happy, thrice happy returns. Mr. Cough,
her genial and congenial other half, en-
joyed the occasion as only one of his
agreeable temperament can,