The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-07-29
BRANDEN BURG.
Sweeney Makes a Speech Big ColOret
Picnic Sandy Hill Entertainment--
Other interesting Notes


Miss nellie Radley is in Greensboro 10
see Miss Marion Jolly.
Miss Ida Haynes is with Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Brown, OF Ekron.
Miss Ada Brown is in Cloverport to
visit her brother, Gus Brown.
Miss Jennie Baldwin, of Louisville, is
the guest of Miss Peggy Ditto.
Mr. and Mrs. p. q. Young have joined
Mrs. B A. Young here for visit.
Misses Zula Malin and Bessie Lewis
have returned from Vine Grove.
Miss Pearle Wimp and her mother
have gone to Big Spring for short visit.
We will make up hay ride this week
and 90 out to hear Bro. Lee at Cedar
Grove.
Mrs. Davis, nee Hendricks, of Mis-
souri,, is guest OF Miss Eleanor Il. Hem
drick.
Misses Blanche Jolly aud Lena Drury,
Bewleyville, are guests OF Mrs John
Frakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Crav ford, New
ALBANY, are spending the summer at
Mrs. Lon Movements.
Bro. Cundiff commenced services last
Saturday at Cedar Grove. Sister Cum
diff and George will visit Vine Grove for
some time.
Miss Mary Lewis returned from Irv-
ingtOn Sunday accompanied by Miss
Battle Herndon who will visit Miss Mabel
Shacklett while here.
Tue Brandenburg band will give
another supper Aug 7. The proceeds
from the last bought Wilbur Sanders
their leader, a new horn.
The colored population had big
picnic last Saturday followed up by
services at church on Sunday. Variety
is certainly spice with them.
Misses Agnes Malin and Pearle Ditto
have returned from a visit to Leaven-
worth, Ind. Miss Agnes Worland re-
NAMED to visit Mrs. Isabelle Barnett.
The weather is worse than torrid. Its
most torridest and I'd rather any time
dwell on Greenland's icy mountains than
on midas coral beach for ones DISPOSE
ton would be forever ruined
The Ohio is raging, quite an unusual
occurrence for this season. The boating
stage will be good for some time to come
and that brings to mind that on last Sun
day Mrs. Chas, Moremen took a small
party on the Buckeye State to meet the
Tarascon and return. Charlie Moremen
is clerk on the Buckeye.
George Worland went to Louisville
last Sunday to see the game Of baseball
and reports it fine one. The Colonies,
poor fellows, were victorious which calls
to my mind how they wiped up the
earth with the Bostonians in the spring
OF '92, and on their own ground in the
cultured city. The Kentucky boys will
jump up yet in the list.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Brown, of Ekron,
gave a very brilliant lawn fete last Fri
day night. A platform was erected in
the yard. Bodenstadt furnished the
music which goes without saying that it
was enhancing. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
entertain most delightfully."- always and
this occasion was no exception. A num-
Der OF our young people went out.
note the comment from that facile
pen OF Preston and appreciate it from
such an authoritative source. We yield
no superiority to the lords but I'll de-
clare the Sun Flower State and her sister
conld find more lucrative employment
for their women than speaking before
boisterous, rampant crowds composed OF
all classes. / detest usurpation while
don't want decentralization" to is
even better.
The Hon VIM. Sweeney held forth at
the Courthouse last Saturday night TO
small audience Of both sexes. He is a
good talker and fairly and concisely sets
forth his opinions in that inevitable nut
shell way. He endorses the Chicago
platform, says 1t is purely Democratic,
espouses the nominees, warmly scored
the louisville press and told the people
what he would do for them II elected to
Congress. / am for the gentleman
secondly. The Hon. ID. II. comes first
except you know-that issue. I'm Dem
ocratic enough to abide by majority.
Our party Of eight took supper with
Ms.Nancy Ashcrait last Thursday even
ing and from there drove out to the
concert at the Sandy Hill church. Mrs.
Ashcraft and her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Richardson, Jr, entertained US most
agreeably and that excellent supper did
much towards fitting us for the ente rtain.
ment. Owen Meredith knew human
nature when he wrote those lines about
a good meal. The ride out was delight
ful and still more &c returning. Luna
never shed her soft beams more softly or
more divinely. But the Concertl Il
was given by the Literary Club OF Sandy
Hill and was a great success in every
particular.
Prof. ID. 5. Roberts went 10 Hardins-
burg Monday to take charge OF the
school at that place, he having been en-
ployed to teach there.