The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-03-21
BRANDEN BURG.

Dick Ditto has returned from a stay at
Amsterdam, Ind.
Mrs. John Frakes anticipates trip to
the city this week.
Mr.. G. G. Moremen is back from
Shawneetown, Ill.
Miss Virgie Rhodes has not been well,
but is much better.
DIR. Marlette will soon occupy his
Office on East Main.
Mrs. ID. w. Lewis and little Lena,
spent last week in Louisville.
Mrs. Richard Herndon, Webster, spent
Friday with Mrs. y. r. Herndon.
Miss Sarah Moran was in town last
week the guest OF Mrs. +. Dowdy.
You ought to have seen the candidates
striking attitudes and posing last Satur-
day afternoon.
Charley Morris, Big Spring, was in
town last Saturday. lie is guager and
has an assignment.
Misses Jennie Hardin and Maude
Herndon have returned from pleasant
sojourn TO Custom and Irvington.
Mrs. Barnett and Miss Minnie Cas-
perke will return to night, Wednesday,
with full line OF spring millinery.
l am glad to note that our young
friend, Henry Rawlings, is on the road
to recovery and is looking quite his form
er self.
Miss Mary Pussy will arrive Thursday
to spend Easter at home. Miss Irama
Gordon, of New Albany, hopes to come
with her.
Miss Ida Powell will be in Louisville
this week to take items in dressmaking
and will have access TO Madam Glover's
establishment.
My Big Spring friend, Mr.. John Hard
in, made his advent and exit here last
week without so much as giving one a
shake" or "howdy."
Mr.. Jim Richardson's store next to C.
A. Coleman's, is approaching completion.
Mason McMonigle will go into business
where Mr.. Richardson now is.
Lou Brown, an industrious colored
man, who fell from tree while trim
ming it and was severely injured, died
last Wednesday from the effects.
Mrs. b. +. Willett closed her school
last Friday. She has not been at all
well. Miss Ella Dowden has a large
school which is progressing nicely.
Mrs. Rawlings and | have a kind in
vitation Through Judge Rawlings) from
Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Ayisworth to
hear Bishop Dudley at Grahampton in
April.
Mrs. George Frymire, Union Star, and
Mrs. Elvice Wimp, Greensboro, have re-
turned home from visit to their parents,
Judge ]. f. Voolfolk and wife and Mr.
and Mrs. +. Wimp.
Little Mabel Hardin celebrated her
twelfth birthday lastSaturday evening by
entertaining her young friends very
handsomely. She was the recipient of
may tokens of love and esteem.
DR. j. r Dowden has the celebrated
Orantunder, and is now ready to extract
teeth without pain, and also without any
danger. Gas or any anesthetic, often
leaves unpleasant effects, if not serious.
The ladies of the Catholic church will
on next Sunday decorate the altar with
beautiful flowers. Father Herbuth's
sister will preside at the organ and lead
the choir, and can safely add, Father
Herbuth will give us wholesome Easter
talk.
Julia Davenport, the faithful and eff
cient colored cook at theSt. Cloud Hotel,
was married at the NJ. T.. church last
Wednesday to George Jones, the colored
barber. A coed many of their white
friends witnessed the marriage and we
all wish them happiness.
1t is wonderful how early memories
cling and how they are recalled by pass
ing incidents. Out serenading few
nights since, a trife brought up that
little quaint ballard, "My Long Lost
Brooches" when young gentleman was
quite over come by the lava tide of early
recollections.
A young lady friend in Louisville
writes to a mutual friend here inquiring
"What's that joke on Miss Nellie ?"
Never mind-Nellie b. Lewis is a star OF
the first magnitude in our galaxy OF
luminaries here and when that Louis.
vile friend comes this ensuing summer
we'll tell it all.
Misses Mamie Daugherty, Jennie
Roberts and -. Shacklett, of Ekron,
were on the street last Saturday after
noon. Miss Mamie thought she might
probably meet his Satanic Majesty in
the county, but he failed to appear. If
he's loose, wonder where he holds forth2.
Where swine Craze unlawfully, don't
you reckon, or where kline brouze on
forbidden pastures?
The hasty account sent you pertaining
to Mrs. VIM. Bowlings' sad death was
mostly correct, except she was not in the
pond, but some distance from il. Ms.
Bowling was consistent Christian and
was president of the Ladies' Aid at the
time OF her death. We all condole aud
sympathize with the bereaved family,
but feel consoled TO know our friend is
happy with her idolized daughter in
their Fathers kingdom.