The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-12-16
BRANDENBU

James Bondurant enjoys making fire.
quent trips to a certain I art Of Meade.
Misses Susie Elder and Annie Bondu-
rant went to Wolf Creek last Saturday.
Mrs. hewitt and Mrs. Snyder, Of Wood
land, visited Mrs. r. II. hewitt les, week.
Who is the fourth couple on the mat
rmonial calenda, u? Guess This col
umn can't tell.
Shake up that bill 10 repair the finances
of the State, when the Governor decides
to call an extra
A lecture will be delivered at the
Catholic church next Sunday night by a
Pas ionist Father
Colds and lagrippe are prevailing.
The weather is too warm, too balmy for
a mid-winter month.
Mrs. VIM. George and Mrs. All Put
ham, of Louisville, attended the funeral
Of their aunt Mrs. Eliza Neafus.
Quarterly meeting here at NJ. f. church
the fourth Saturday and Sunday. Bro
Buck OvertoD, presiding elder.
Mr.. Henry Cowley was in town Sun.
day. Mr.. Elijah Ashcraft was here too
changing base is the order Of the day.
The Meade County Messenger has a
sphinx span new dress-up.to.date by a
late modiste. Mr. Duncan can compete
with Worth.
Bro Pate gave us one of his sound
sermons last Sunday-Text "Our Faith
er"-Ies a prayer in itself vixen spoken
with it's full meaning.
Christmas shopping is on in earnest
and promises to BE- brisk and spirited.
Bridal presents are jus. now engaging
much time and attention.
Literary at Brandenburg Normal next
Friday night Come out. The new
books have come and are a 10y forever"
The pupils are reveliDg in them.
Mrs. James Fairleigh has returned
from protracted visit 10 her daughter,
Mrs. Chapoze Wathen, OF Greensboro,
very much improved in health, and we
welcome her gladly.
Miss Agnes Malin can conduct, plan
and arrange under monde plume quite
adroitly, but when the white winged
INT IS snger came this column captured it.
Try again, Agnes mine.
President Cleveland's message is moth
ing il not gvod-conservative. His sug-
gestion that Spain grant large measure
OF home rule to Cuba will certainly bring
about favorable action.
note that sweet little fquib from
Bewleyvile about this column and will
say that being 50 incomplete myself |
wonder how can add to the complete
ness Of others. But that pen is ever sim
cere, truthful.
This sheet was brimiul of good, first
class news lest week. The Louisville
Evening Post wants to know land so do
Il who "Nemo" is. He is "ricb, rare
and rscy" and knows just how to WELD
a repOrtorial quill.
Miss Salie Denton and Mis-. S. c.
Malin have petitions for securing the
post office. Miss Sallie's has the proyiso
I'm the event of change" Mrs Malin
has made an ,xcellent post mistress but
if there is a change Miss Salie is our
choice.
Mrs. Eliza Neafus, in her eightieth
year, died last Saturday at her nephew's,
Frank Webb's, of this place. Aunt
Eliza" rs We all aaectionately called
her, had fought good fight and was
ready for the summons "To come up
higher" She leaves two sons, several
sisters and grandchildren. She had
pneumonia. She was a consistent MEM
Der OF the Baptist church and a kind,
good Christian woman She had every
kind attention from friends and relatives.
lnterment in Brsndenburg cemetery on
Sunday at l o'clock.
Wedding bells rang out clear and sweet
Tuesday evening at o'clock. The
chimes were for Miss Margaret A. Ditto
and Mr.. Will d. Howard at the brides
home near Brandenburg. Miss Marga-
ret A. is the Sc ond daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. X Ditto and is a beautiful, at
tractive girl Of seventeen Will d. is
the son Of Mr. and Mrs. Ton Howard
and prominent,popular young business
man. The bride wore white paris mus
lin, veil, which well became her fair,
youthful face possessed of unusual
charms. The groom, always handsome,
quite outshone hims IF. Miss Lidyia
Ackley Clarkson, of Big Spring, looked
charming as bridesmaid. Harvey Ditto
was groomsman-a large, fine docking
specimen OF the genus homo. Miss Pearle
Ditto, an accomplished musician. rem
dered the wedding music. After the
ceremony a handsome reception was
held when the happy couple came to Mr..
and Mrs Tom Towards where they are
at home to their friends.
Love be with laye's own youth that reyer can
grew old"
But my dear young friends always re-
member,
"The kndest and the happiest rar
VIII find occasi IN to forbeaT"
Also remembers THAT the heart is
wiser than the intellect and works with
swifter hands towards wise conclusions"