The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-09-08
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exercises last Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Herndon we're at
Mrs. j. w. Lewis Sunday.
Prof. @. M. hewitt left Sunday for
Glendale Commercial College.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Casperke are in
Centennial city for the next week.
Mrs. Amanda Richardson visited
relatives in Louisville last week.
Miss Matte Lee Moremen is in Mel
son and Bulitt counties for visit.
Miss Annie Bondurant returned last
Sunday night from visit to Morgan
field.
Miss Ida Powell has gone to Kansas
to spend month with her sister, Mrs.
Devices.
Mrs. Jesse Malin, OF Vine Grove, is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Lewis.
Mrs. j. M. Richardson is visiting in
Nelson county aud will attend Bards-
town fair.
d. w. Lewis is in Mis- ,ouri in the
interest Of Davis & Co., fruit dealers in
Cincinnati.
The Woman's Missionary society will
meet at Miss Cssperke's on Friday at
8 o'clock p m.
Miss Bessie Lewis has returned to
Potter College, Bowling Green, for the
school year.
The Misses Peckenpaugh have re-
turned home after a stay with Mrs.
Stuart Peckenpaugh.
Mrs. Ned Reese will return to Column
bus, Ohio, today after a months stay
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X.
Ditto.
We all regret the domestic trouble of
the Rev. George +. Campbell and his
wife and have been in hopes it might be
adjusted.
Mrs. Sallie Glover, of Texas, and Mrs.
Matte Jones, of Masonic Home, will
leave this week after a visit to Miss
Halle Dowdy.
When wheat was low people
grumbled, when it is high they still
grumble. Croakers have existed from
time immemorial.
Misses Fannie and Rue Jameson and
Miss Jenny Norman, Of Greensboro,
have returned home after a pleasant
visit to Mrs. d. M. Duncan.
The Misses Sheaney and Lille Hutti
have returned to Louisville after visit
OF three weeks to Mrs. Alice Richardson
and Mrs. r. II. hewitt.
Miss Zula Malin has accepted a posi-
ton with Mr.. Sach Richardson at the
Arcade. Zula is the right giil in the
right place wherever you find her.
l note what the Meade Messenger
said about woman and politics.. If she
could make the maelstrom any worse
than man, Lord keep her outof active
politics.
Bert Moremen is at home from
Shawneetown to see his wife and baby
boy. Bert has been very successful this
past summer in his arm equilibrist per-
formances. He is born athlete.
Our last quarterly services in M. E.
church September 18th and 19th) will
be held here with the Rev. G. B. Over
ton in attendance. September 22th
annual conference will convene at Hen
derson.
Miss Rose B. Cookey and Mr.. j. d.
Ashcraft, Of Meade county, were mar
ried last Wednesday at the Willard
Hotel the Rev. L. E. Bottomley OF the
NJ. E, church officiating. The young
couple left next day for Oregon their
future home.
The Rev. +. E. Pate delivered
one OF the finest sermons OF
the conference year on last
Sabbath. 1t was broad, lucid, full OF
earnest thought and showed careful
preparation.
We OF this vicinity are justly proud OF
that group OF eight "Branden bellies" in
Sundays Courier.Journal. The original
was photo by Hutchinson & Brown of
this place. The reproduction was fine.
| will send you group OF Brandenburg
beaux this week.
Mrs. Lizzie Board entertained for her
little daughter, Andra, on her birthday
last Friday from 2 till 9 p. m. A num-
Der OF the little people assembled with
pretty birthday gifts and they had
tine afternoon. Mrs. Board served nice
OF various kinds.
From time immemorial we have
said "a good wheat crop and good
times 20 together" "a great flood Of
golden grain" is conceded 10 bring pros
perity and Europe must pay big for get
ing the American cereal-her gold
helps over here.
Miss Daisy McIntire left Monday for
Logan College, Russellville, where she
will resume her music and the Ian
yuage. My ambition has always been
Tor this talented girl 10 20 abroad aud