The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-10-06
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Mrs. J. d. Hardin has beens- extremely
III and lie still very low.
We hope Miss Agnes worland will
soon be able to come home.
Miss Annie Bondurant entertained
few friends last Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. d M Duncan will spend
day or two at the Owensboro Fair.
was sorry my notice of Teachers A
ISOLATION was crowded out Of last issue.
Miss Eleanor B. Hendrich is attending
the Greensboro Fair and the guest Of Miss
Fannie Jameson.
Miss Leila Craycroft will be with her
uncle, Mr.. J. NJ. Richardson, this winter
and take music lessons.
The social calendar never was duller.
No entertainments, no marriages but
some going to be nuptials.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cough will go to
the Greensboro Fair and to nee their
granddaughter, Miss Agnes Malin.
ssThere's new boy at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Malin, fine fellow
A little image Of Gods best
Thus, Mary Son, are mothers blessed"
The Kev. E. 4. Pate will leave this
week for Slaughters. We became much
attached to Bro. Pate and his lovely wife
and regret TO give them up.
ID. w. Lewis was in Kansas City last
week, he is buying apples for Davis &
Co. He reports in bis letters to his wife
that apples are scarce and high out
West.
No higher eulogy can be given Of noble
ness Of character in man or woman than
that he or she is faithful" Loyal to
the best, the highest, the truest feelings
in every relationship in life.
A big delegation went to Louisville
last Sunday to take in the sights and see
the game Of base ball. Cough Grinnell
was in the push and his descriptive pow
ers rival - we'll say Dickens.
Miss Mabel Hardin's father has pre-
sented her with an elegant Kurtzman
piano while little Mary Richardson is
happy in very handsome Baldwin in
strument. No home is complete nova
days without a piano-it adds to the
happiness in every way Of the inmates.
Brandenburg Normal had its first liter
airy for this term last Friday night-as
usual good audience assembled to en-
joy the program. Mr.. A. @. Burton con-
cluded the program by an interesting
talk about his trip to the Centennial.
The next literary will be held in two
weeks.
have lived here the most Of my life,
a half century, and do not remember to
have ever seen the Ohio as low or have
known as many cisteEns dry-it is dis
tressing. Mr.. H. G. Woodson will have
fine well sunk at his home with wind
mill attached. Mr.. Woodson is progress
sive.
Geo. Worland went to Louisville to see
the base ball game. George is an enthu-
siast over the national game. l don't
care cent about it except 1 wish the
Colonies were up instead of down and,
Of course, want Baltimore to have the
the pennant, it is Southern city. Let
the "Hub" be defeated il possible. l
hate those New England states, yes do.
Our new minister, Bro. Hesson, preach
ed his first sermon last Sunday. Daniel
Webster, the great statesman, paid very
little attention, it is said, to the able
sermons delivered in Washington, but
he went twice on Sunday and listened
with tear-dimmed eyes to plain coun-
try preacher when at his home. When
asked the reason he said: ''This man
breaches to Daniel Webster, the sinner,
about Jesus Of Nszereth and that helps
me-" We all have our troubles, our
heart aches, our SORROWS. Any preacher
we have had or may have can tell us Of
Saviour to lead us into the light and
life and paece and fellowship Of God.
The Mississippi Valley Medical Asso-
citation convened in Louisville Tuesday
and will be in session till Friday. 1.-THE
cream OF the profession" will be in at
tendance and besides medicine, anatomy
and surgery the M. DIS. will be royalty
entertained by the Louisville physicians.
Dr. ID. @. Pusey will be present and will
take with him his patient, Mrs VIM.
Mcintyre, who has been suffering for
sometime with one Of her limbs. DIR.
Pussy will have consultation with some
OF the leading physicians and the benefit
OF their discoveries in the field of med
icine.
The marriage OF DIR. Lon Moremen and
Miss Beulah Bennett, Of Irvington, was
solemnized at the home OF the bride this
morning "wednesday The wedding
was quiet one only. few friends being
invited. DIR. Moremen is from Brandon
burg, where he has warm friends in his
professional relations and those social
and he possesses all the qualities that en-
title him to success in both. Miss Beu-
lah is of queenly type and her grace
and bearing denote birth, position and
social charms. She is vocalist of local
renown and her voice, as well as herself,