The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-07-25
BRANDENBU

Mrs zollman Is at Mrs. Blanche Fon.
taines this week.
Charley Moremen. Jr., is here on a
visit TO his parents.
Miss Vancleeve, Of Lebanon, Is visit
ing Miss Mary Dee Pussy.
Miss Bertha Lewis spent the past week
with Miss Rhea Washington, OF Irving
ton.
Mrs. Chas. Coleman attend, the Nall
-Mattingly marriage last Friday at st..
Martins.
Mrs. Dave Roberts, DIR. Max Willitt
and wife spent last Friday with Mrs.
Mary Malin.
Miss Daisy Mcintyre has returned
from stay with her grand parents near
Mauckport, Ind.
Mrs. Kildoyle, Of Syracuse, N. Y, is
here to see her son who is employed at
the Soda Ash Plant.
Mrs II. A. Alexander, of Louisville,
and Miss Sarah Moran, of Irvington, are
guests of Mrs +. Dowdy.
Miss Lafe Parr has been very sick
while at Mrs. Rhodes. She has return
ed to her home and is some better.
Mr.. Gregory, one Of Cloverports mot
agreeable, was here Sunday to discuss
(no doubt the tariff question with one
OF our fair damsels.
am glad to tell you Mrs. VIM Rhodes,
DIR. Pusey tells me, is getting along nice
ly, and If no complication sets up she
will soon be conyalescent.
The Rev. l.. w. Rose will arrive Thurs
day to be the guest of Judge Rawlings
and wife and will preach Thursday night
Come out friends to hear him.
Bro. Cherry began protracted meet
ing at Pleasant Grove last Sunday after
noon. II is a pleasant drive out and he
hopes some will attend from here.
News reached here last week from
Muncie, Ind, Of the serious illness of
Mrs. Shea, (nee Kate McAuliffe) Prof.
+. j. McAulife left Immediately to be
with her.
Mr.. Andrew Fairleigh is engineering
some government work on the river at
Scuffletown, which will occupy his time
for a month or two. His wife is here for
the present.
So many ask about Odontunder I've
tried it and tested it fully and too much
cannot be said in its praise. DIR ]. r.
Dowden uses it to perfection and the
operation is painless.
Mr.. McIlyar, OF the Messenger, takes
great deal of interest in base ball, and
especially in the Meade county nine.
They played the Elizabethtown club last
Friday and Saturday which resulted
rather disastrously to our boys.
Sulphur Well is, il anything, more Of
resort this summer than at any prev
ious season. Sunday, especially, is it
sought as refuge for quietude, where
cool water and plenty Of shade abound
and where dinner spread is far sweeter
and more appetizing than in a dining,
room. l have often w9 gSaiaa I'm search of
one l,ss.Sdlia did g. -
The fourth and last quarterly services
in this district for this conference year
convened in the Methodist church last
Saturday and Sunday. Bro. Allen, the
elder, preached three fine sermons.
Love feast at 10 o'clock Sunday morning
and holy communion and sermon at IL
o'clock with large congregation. Bro.
Hagan delivered one OF his gospel SER
mons at the Baptist church at the same
hour to full house, while Father Her
buth full Of zeal, held forth. at the Cath
Ollie church-a day OF spiritual feasts to
hungry, waiting souls.
Robt. Nall and Miss Fannie Mattingly
were married last Friday. Rob aud Fam
ME were sweethearts in Garrett when
they were pupils in our school there.
Mr.. Nall has government position and
is at Evansville, Ind. Fannie or Vivian
OF Messenger, is young lady OF attract
i've personality and quite intelligent.
They have loved long and been constant
and-but cannat congratulate as once
did for my very heart surges at the
thought Of the terrible separation--an
inevitable one. My dear young friends
believe and know that "a cottage OF con-
tent is better than a palace Of cold
splendor." Where love is, all is "a
crust well earned, and love, is better than
a feast inherited without it"