The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-08-26
BRANDENBURc.
Visitors - house Psrty-cOrydOn Fair
Receptions the Second Goes
to Big Bend for a Week.
Prof. r. p. shacklett Not any Better
Society Notes.

iho OuiyuOh Haii 10 'hc "b'ioOe'V" 'h'1
week.
Geo Frymire is out and happy to be
himself sgain.
Mr.. Chap,zs Wathen was here last
week-he is not well.
Teachers examination last Friday and
Mr. B f. Willett was on hand.
Jesse Taylor attended the picnic and
did enjoy the moonlight dance.
Miss Bertha Stokes has left after AN
enjoyable visit to Mr.. O. q. Moremen.
Mrs. II. II. hewitt entertained friends
from Woodland last Saturday and Sun
day
Mrs. 10 Voolfolk, Mrs. Geo. Clarkson
and Miss Bette are here to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs Thomas Alexander has gone to
Irvington to see her sister, Mrs. Pey ton
Henderson.
Miss Mary Lewis has been on the sick
list-but all the list is o. K.-no serious
sickness in town.
Both OF our precincts instructed for ID.
r. Murray and Meade will undoubtedly
go solid for him.
The Messenger is getting out "nobby"
State column. The Editor clips with
discrimination and tact.
The p. d. Stages glided down the
stream last Sunday with jolly assem-
blsge aboard and still they go.
The school room is going up rapidly.
The professors are "hustling" and every.
thing is lovely and the goose, etc.
Mrs. J. w. Richardson is in Glasgow
for an indefinite stay. We all miss her
in this home morning, noon and night.
Prof r. p. Shacklett is still very sick.
He is never entirely at himself but he is
not considered in a critical condition
yet.
Miss Eva Hensley, OF Hardinsburg, is
a visitor OF Miss Mary Lewis Miss Eva
is finished vocalist and most lovable
young lady.
Mr.. and Mrs Ned Reese have returned
to Ohio. Mrs. Reese always enjoys her
annual stay at her parents and being
with old friends.
Mrs DR.. Ditto IS here for visit TO her
daughter, Mrs. Di. Dowden and son, JEFF.
She looks so well and her health good.
She is glad to. be here again.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. @. Babbage have my
sincerest sympathy in the loss of their
precious boy. We wonder why, but the
answer never comes in this world.
Mrs. J. d. Babbage left last week from
a pleasant trip to relatives. Mrs Bah
bage notes many changes in the social
circle-the old gone, the new unknown.
Johnnie Meador came in early last
Saturday on his wheel to take in the pic
mic. From all can CLEAN he is cordially
welcomed in this burg by well, say
one anyhow.
Miss Lilly Clarkson spent last week
with Miss Peggy Ditto who gave a most
delightful reception in her honor. Miss
Lilly will spend several days with Miss
Pearle Wimp.
i am off for weeks stay in the Big
Bend with my fathers relatives. | will
write up that part Of the county and send
it to the newsy News as have been re-
quested to do so, and will be back in
time to send my items from here as
usual.
Judge j. F. Voolfolk and Mr.. James
W. Lewis are Democrats OF thirty years
on the same platform. They are on it
to-day and expect to expire breathing
out Jeffersonian principles. 81 does the
Editor OF this paper-See ? Ambiguous
language.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Ditto, Jr., enter
tanned house party at their typical
country home last week. Miss. Addie
G. Ditto, j. T. Ditto, Miss Sanders, Miss
Anderson and others whose names fail
to catch. Suffice it to say Charming
was the stay"
Chas. hewitt and James Bondurant
gave a most delightful picnic-every-
thing was 6rst-class. Bodenstadt fur
nished the dance music while our band
boys were on hand to enliven. The rain
at night broke the crowd up at an early
hour which was unfortunate.
Angels and ministers OF Grace defend
us j. T. Ditto says l missed that
amount ninety thousand dollars Well, /
never was very good in figures-there is
something so cold in calculations-I
don't like anything or anybody that is
Platonic and phlegmatic-but back to
that amount and that Atlantic City. 1t
doesn't make any difference about the
naughts suffixed-She's not Kentucky
girl who with no sound money Ia always
at a premium.
Another Convention The day OF
meets. The public is on the alert and
intense each to conquer obstacles and
reach desired goal. Many are spring
ing into notoriety at bound because of
some fortuitous circumstances and can
hold, perhaps the prominence by strength