The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-08-04
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diana.
Miss Agnes Malin has returned TO
0wenstoro.
A good deal Of sickness. Nothing SER
ious now. ID
Miss Lillian Rhodes has returned from
Hardinsburg.
Miss Susie EstelIe Elder is here 10 at
tend the Institute.
Little Ben Ditto has been extremely
Ill, hut is getting well.
Miss Lafey Rhodes aunt, from near
Irvington, is visiting her.
Misses Mary and Bess Lewis will visit
Mrs. jess Herndon this week.
Will Casperke is at home to try this
atmoswhere as an anti-fat remedy.
Little Mary Louise woodson has been
80 i'll, but she ia better at this writing.
Bro. Tom Teare will lead prayer meet
ing tonight, Wednesday. Everybody
go.
Mrs. Jesse Herndon spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Lewis.
At Doe Sulphur Springs Camp Hern-
don had some twenty-five guests last
week.
J. 7. Ditto left last Sunday to resume
business, but expects 70 be back this
summer.
Mrs. J. d. Babbage and children. of
Cloyerport, are visiting in the bottom for
several days.
Miss Mabel Aylsworth, OF Grahamp-
ton, is visiting Mrs. Mary Crawford, of
Long Branch.
The keys Of the city are delivered over
to the teachers this week and they will
have full sway.
Miss Allie Reid and l are booked for
Big Spring the last OF this week to spend
day and night.
Assistant postmaster, Stuart Young, OF
Louisville, has gone out with honors be-
slowed by bis associates.
Thomas and Edwin, my handsome
great nephews, from Henderson, are here
for visit to aunt Ginnie Phillips.
Chas. hewitt has one Of his students
Of Glendale College to see him, a Mr.. |
Clark, quite a pleasant young man.
Roy Dowden has typhoid fever. About
this time every year this fever begins
here, but our physicians manage it with
out trouble.
And so our sister town, Hardinsburg,
has carried the day for local option by |
twenty-nine votes. The women have
worked and prayed for it.
"Silver" Dick hewitt doesn't mind the |
decline of silver. He has, this torrid |
temperature, adopted decollete style of |
dress with elbow sleeves.
Bro. Pate filed his pulpit last Sunday
morning and night. He has been con-
Quoting a series OF services at Cedar
Grove, and will commence protracted
services at Irvington soon.
Our kind friend, Mr.. David w. Fair
leigh, of Louisville, is at Cape May, the
guest of DIR. Ramsey Patterson, a we'll
known Philadelphia Counsellor. Won
der If handsome David can lead a german
or play golf
7. L. Pusey arrived last Sunday from
Chicago for his summer vacation with
his father and family. DR.. w. B. Pusey,
Louisville, and Dee, Of Indianapolis, will
be here this week to make the old home
lively.
And the NEWS is free, white and twen-
~ one What valiant service it has
lone socially and politically How many
homes greet it with cheer and good will |
Long may it live to add fresh laurels to
ts editors
The Rev. 1. B. Undertakes handsome
profile graced last Sundays Courier Jour
nal, he is grand chaplain, B. P. o. E.
Mr.. Undertake was pastor in charge OF
Baptist church some ten or twelve years
lgo and numbers many warm friends in
he congregation.
Circulars are out for Brandenburg Nor
nal and High School, about the same as
asst year. School will open Sept. goth
md the prospects are promising for
rood school. Miss Mona Price will have
'harge OF the primary department and
he is finely fitted to take charge of the
mailer ones.
The Meade County Deposit Bank CLOG
ID last Saturday. The President, Mr.. ].
W. Lewis, the cashier, Mr.. J. L. Fair
eigh, and teller, Mr.. d. w. Lewis, go
tut as frst-class, highly responsible off,
ers who have served most efficiently. /
I'm not posted as to whether there will
% any movement TO organize another
company to operate banking house.
Mr.. Q. G. Moreman has a letter from
lis son, Robert, dated Denver, Col, July
s, in which he speaks Of the snow
torn which occurred in Leadville just
before his arrival. He describes how
beautifully the mountain tops looked
overed with snow. Pixies Peak he par
icularlv mantiona looltin0 onlv four or |