The Breckenridge news., 1896-08-19
BRANDEN6 BURG.
Teachers Institute e--The Sick Improving
Camp Herndon Breaks Next Week
Hammocks, etc., Al the Go

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Miss Bette McGehee is visiting Miss
Jen Hardin.
David Fairleigh came down Sunday to
see his mother.
Mrs. ]. w. Richardson will go to Glas-
gov this week.
Don't forget the picnic next Saturday
and the ball at night.
Mrs. Chris McGehee is doing well.
Mrs. Joe Phillips has left.
Miss Ethel Lewis, Of Louisville, is
with her uncle's family, Mr.. James w.
Lewis.
Mrs. All Putnam, nee Alice Webb is
here for August to visit relatives and
friends.
Mr.. George Dowden and Sons, Donald
and Bev, we're in LaRue county last
week.
Bro. George Cundih, assisted by Bro.
Rushing, is conducting protracted SER
vices in IrviDgton.
Mrs. Ginnie Phillips and daughter
spent few days last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Ditto, Arlington.
Misses Lula Voolfolk and Lena hewitt
have returned after pleasant visits to
Big Springs and Meade Springs.
Tom Pusey, Will Grinnell, Henry
hewitt and Orla Voolfolk went to Louis
vile last Saturday. Tom left for Chicago
on Sunday night.
Tom Pusey attended the Institute reg.
ularly. He pronounced the recitation,
Jno. Maynard" particularly fine-Miss
Eula Davis, handsome, young teacher,
rendered it most effectively.
Mr.. Editor, you are liberal and broad
minded in all views. Will you please
let this column say, "Hurrah for the
Sage OF Glen LilyP Thank you'll knew
would because can't vote anyhow.
That Sweet, sweet" girl that married
Miss Mary Mcfarland to Mr.. Pirtle, OF
Howe's Valley. Mary has chosen well
and wisely, we hear, and Wa sincerely
trust her future happiness is assured.
The sick list has not increased and
those on it are improving. Mrs. James
Fairleigh's fever has been a little hard
to control but it lie not running so high
at this writing with no serious symptoms.
Miss Addie G. Ditto. of Louisville, is
here to see her brothers. We want to
interview the popular young lady on
floating straws which usually, it is
claimed, show the direction the zephyrs
blow.
G. NJ. Nevitt will not teach immediate
ly in Owensboro but at Glendale, few
miles out. Charlie seems highly elsted
over the aattering prospects for the fu-
ture of the institution and its beautiful
locality and surroundings.
j. T. Ditto, the popular hat drummer
OF Queen City renown, has been enjoy
ing an outing at his childhood home. l
have noted that Atlantic City episode,
that ten thousand dollar damsel and
shall ventillats opinions in the future.
Mrs. Agnes Ricketts, died at her dsught-
ers, Mrs. Black, of Louisville, last Satur-
day. Mrs. Ricketts, was here a good
deal with her son, James She was a
good woman and very much Of a lady
"a devoted mother and grandmother
Miss Lida Haynes is back from Ekron.
She entertained a number Of friends
Thursday night. Ida has secured a
music class at Ekron for the ensuing fall
She has taught, and very successfully,
before performing her duty conscien-
tiously and with much enthusiasm
Tines may be hard on this side OF the
water but really one would be disposed
to doubt it when we read daily Of the
travelling, gayety and dress prevailing in
the land. Some big firms in Chicago
have gone TO the wall in the last week
but depression may be confined to the
commercial world while the fashionable
part continues its usual trend
Misses Jen Hardin and Bette McGehee
and | had a pleasant little visit to "Camp
Herndon" last Sunday. Mr.. Allan r.
Carter and Ii. w. Herndon were on
hand. @. II. Sholzerbash, Of U. S.
Bakery Co., besides many other guests.
Such a gold standard crowd Such a
supply aud demand people-lucious
fruit you know. The camp will break
up next week. Henry Herndon doesn't
lose any Of his vivacity nor cordiality.
We took supper with Mrs. Dan Roberts
and then TO church at Buck Grove where
Bro. Ramsey Is assisting Bro. Willet in a
protracted meeting in which much inter
est is being manifested and large con-
gregations in attendance.
Prof. A G. Burton and Mr.. Eugene
Hardesty will teach our public school
beginning Sept. Z. The districts were
combined last spring. There is now in
course OF erection on West Hill a room
(24x42) by the side Of the school building
comparatively new which will afford
ample accommodation for all the pupils.
Prof. Burton taught at Vine Grove last
year where he gave general satisfaction
and where he had large school. Mr..
Hardesty is popular here as teacher and
man and hao katohk mn aa,,a.aI awaaIIa..t