The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-12-01
BRANDeNeURe.


VIII McGehee, OF the Mammoth spent
Sunday at home.
l had a pleasant visit last week from
Miss + la b. Hendrick.
The music pupils all did well, but the
piano did not all the room.
Mss Mona Princes little pupils show
ed careful and patient training
Miss Eula Davis, who is teaching at
Rock Ridge spent Saturday and Sunday
here.
Mr.. and Mrs John hewitt, Of Irving
ton, vigiied Mr.. and Mrs r. II. hewitt
last week.
Mrs. George Dowden is having pleas
ant visit to her sister, Mrs Gabbert at
Rockport, Ind.
Miss Lula Lewis will /, ave in few
days to spend a month with relatives
near Irvington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Herndon, Irving
ton, spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs.J. w. Lewis.
Will Grinnell is in Louisville to buy
holiday goods for the popular drug firm
hewitt & Cough.
MIR. Burton and Mr.. Hardesty worked
hard to have the entertainment sue
cess. Stand by them.
Misses Charlotte and Eva Herndon
visited Miss Jen Hardin last week and
attend the Normal entertainment.
Mr.. Burton, Mr.. and Mrs. Hardesty,
Misses Mona Price and Mabel Simmons
attended the Teachers Association last
Saturday at Irvirgton.
Look out for criticisms along all lines
Of work. Very well some people are
more than equal to the shafts of would
be sarcasm. Be sure you are right and
go straight ahead.
A conference Of Populists at Birming-
ham decided to steer clear Of fusion with
any party Breckenridge county should
make the same resolution.
Mr.. ]. @. Ashcraft will leave shortly
with his family to locate at Upton in
La Rue county. We all hope success
and prosperity may be their future lot.
see my cousin, Senator George H..
Alexander is to wed Miss Holt, Of
Frankfort. George is handsome, talent
ed fellow and his recent race showed
his popularity.
am indebted to Misses Allie Reid
for some beautiful white chrysanthe-
NUNS and Ella Hendrick for smilax
Thanksgiving night. Little kindnesses
show the heart at last.
James Bondurant, Walter Hamilton,
Beal Grinnell, Mabel Hardin, Annie
Bondurant, Lena hewitt and Florence
Smith spent Sunday with Jennie Lee
Voolfolk, at her beautiful country
home.
We hear plainly the jingle OF marriage
bells after the holidays and we don't
enjoy the sound one bit, we do not
fancy giving up our dear girls for homes
elsewhere, but "O'er roses may their
footsteps move."
Thanksgiving was quietly observed,
barring the entertainment given by
Brandenburg Normal, nothing else
occurred. Dinners in families were
general. St Cloud had its usual spread
for such occasions.
Mrs. r H. hewitt entertained good
many friends and relatives ON Thanks
giving. Mrs. Sheeny and daughter and
Henry hewitt, OF Louisville, were down.
G. M. hewitt, OF Glendale College did
not come as he only had one day off.
Don't tell us girls cannot smoke cigar
cites We had an evidence of it in the
"Dude Drill" Some gentleman remark
ed. "That's pretty tough for an exhibit
ton" said no at is only fun" He
couldn't see it that way.
DesTite the inclement night on
Thanksgiving large audience ASSEMBLE
ed to encourage the Normal teachers
and pupils in a worthy cause. The pro-
gram was fully carried out without a
hitch. About twenty-five dollars reward
ed their efforts and labor.
Bro. Phillip Jenkins has been unani-
mously called to this church again for
the ensuing year beginning January lst
After a conference with the deacons,
Bro. Jenkins will decide his course. He
preached good sermons last Sunday and
we will be glad to have him serve
another year.
"a dash OF heliotrope" in Sundays
Courier, was good and at the same time
amusing. For instance "If a widow
puts on bunch of violets or a knot of
ribbon she's pronounced out for a second
victim Widows have as many privi-
ed as 9th ,r people with sensible
folks. Let them exercise them and wear
what they please.
Gov. Bradley is discoursg in his
effort to collect the pictures and por-
traits Of Kentucky's Governors. He has
so far only four. My niece, Mrs. E Twin