The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-06-23
BRANDENBURo.

Mrs. p G. Young has been q lie III,
but is now improving.
Miss Ida Hay mes wi ! arrive next
Sunday from Patesville.
A number Of visitors we're here whose
names failed TO catch
The press boys are having a big old
time on their annual outing.
Mrs w. II Cough and Mrs. J. d. Har.
din went to Louisville Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Hardesty will
take in the Nashville Centennial.
Miss Glare Wimp, of Enron, is visiting
her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Wimp.
Miss Ollie May Clarkson, of Big Spring,
was with Mrs. George Frymire to attend
the commencement.
Little Mary Louise Woodson has been
right sick. We all hope the idolized
child, may soon be we'll.
Don't you forget we have new ('daisy"
ones too) sidewalks all over town. Street
lamps are now in order.
Miss Wathena Hamilton is taking in
the Nashville Exposition. She will visit
Hopkinsville before she returns.
Miss Mary Barnett and Miss - Du-
vail were guests OF Miss Zula Malin to be
present for commencement nights.
Misses Bette Clarkson and Myrtle
Norman have returned to Big Spring
after visit to Mrs. G. II. Casperke.
Miss Ora Walton and Guy Meador
we're guests Of Miss Allie Reid to attend
the closing exercises OF Brandenburg
Normal.
Mr.. Balm, clerk at Yeakel & Co.'S a.,
will leave in few days for Scotland TO
visit his parents. He will be gone about
three months.
Misses Mary NJ. Meador and Maude
Doran, of Big Spring, were guests OF Mrs.
Tom Howard and attended commence
ment exercises.
Miss Charlotte Herndon, beautiful
girl from Breckenridge county, visited
Miss Jen Hardin last week. She is Just
home from Hopkinsville College.
y Mr.. Overton Rawlings will be married
to-day, Wednesday, to Miss EfTie Myrtle,
all of Louisville. OYerton was formerly
of this place. We extend congratula-
tons.
Sister Pate will attend the missionary
meeting at Hawesville, her old home
Our society will send her as delegate
and our blessings go with sweet, good
christian.
Mr.. Jake Shacklett and daughter were
with Mrs. Thomas Hamilton to enjoy
the elocutionary contest, also Mrs. Mat
tingly and daughter, Miss Hilda, enroute
to Wolf Creek.
A church excursion from New Albany
to Leavenworth last Thursday. Several
from here joined it and report a pleasant
time. The Ohio is beautiful now. Let
us have an excursion.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Fairleigh and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fair
leigh, Louisville, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs ]. W. Lewis. / was glad to
meet them just for "howdy" and
"good.bye
/NOur young friend Dick Ditto hes taken
unto himself wife-a Miss Martin OF
Greensboro His old friends OF this his
childhood home extend the best and
kindest OF wishes for long, happy life.
His mother, Mrs. Fannie Ditto, has re-
turned from Greensboro.
Mckinley evidently has a thirst for
undying fame and would love to have
his name handed down to posterity as
having given territory to the country.
Hence, to annex Hawaii, and then to
put Cuba in position to be annexed at
a later day seems to be his present am
bition.
1t don't take Mrs. Blanche Fontaine
long to see through m olives and inten-
tons. She thinks she has a capital Joke
on this column. She proposes a rising
vote by the convention. Mics Barbara
composes the body. The report to be
forwarded in due time.
The Ekron base ball nine came in last
Saturday to play our team. Our boys
did some fine playing and if the Colonies
don't look we'll to their laurels Chicago
won't be next on the ladder. The score
stood 80 to IL in favor OF Brandenburg
team. Bert Brown, Harry Teare and
Carlt Pate did some 'stick work"
There are some lovely spots around
Brandenburg. The glen down where
the old mill once stood, by the edge OF
the bouny Ohio, the tall cliffs surround
ing it are among the haunts where
nature woos these torrid days. A party
OF us spent Sunday afternoon there, lis
tening to natures music. singing birds,
by silvery stream and hazy hill.
Mrs. James Stuart, OF Brooklyn, N. Y,
and Mrs. Htitia Wilson, Of Pinkeyville,
Ill are hire to visit relatives. Mrs.
Stuart and Mrs. Wilson lived here for a
number of years and are sisters of Judge
Q. O and Mr.. James Fairleigh They
are still handsome, attractive, interesting
ladies' and we always feel that their visits