The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-09-15
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Mr.. A. S johnson is at home for a few
days
Mrs ID. w. Fairleigh has returned to
Louisville.
frankie Fairleigh will 20 TO the Harvard
College this year.
Mrs. J. D. Babbage returned to Glover
port last Saturday.
VIII Howards pretty cottage is about
ready for occupancy.
Services in both churches last Sunday
morning and evening.
J. I. Ditto and Miss Addie g. Ditto are
here TO see their father.
Mrs. Jesse Malin is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Lewis.
Bro. Phillip JeRkins preached at Long
Branch last Saturday night.
Mr.. Chas. Bryaut's home looks bran
new since the improvement.
George Worland has gone TO Irvington
to see his sister who is quite sick.
Miss Lula Voolfolk spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Mary l.. Ditto
We regret to hear that Miss Agnes
Worland has typhoid fever at Irvington.
Miss Lulu Voolfolk has had visit to
Miss Jennie Lee Voolfolk of Meade
Springs.
Miss Mariola Ashcraft has gone TO
West Point to engage in the millinery
business.
Mrs. r. II. hewitt and Mrs Jim Smith
with their children visited Mrs. John
hewitt last week.
Mrs. Glover and Mrs. Jones, who have
been visiting Miss Halle Dowdy left last
week for Louisville.
Mr.. 10 Parker spoke here last Saturday
afternoon. have no report from the
speech or the crowd.
Mrs. Matte Latrobe Murray and her
children were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Lewis last week.
Willie Grinnell has spent two weeks
at French Lick and West Baden and re-
turns much improved in health.
Misses Lula and Mary Lewis, Messrs.
D. w. Ashcraft and Harvey Ditto attend
ed the ice cream supper at Mr.. Henry's.
The Rev. George Grant Smith, wife
and children, of Louisville, spent last
Tuesday with Mrs. r. II. Nevitt's family.
Little Mary Louise Woodson is not so
well, the little one has had a serious time
this summer. We hope cool days may
restore her shattered health.
Next Saturday and Sunday will be held
the last Quarterly meeting services fol
the Conference year in the NJ. f. church
at this place. The Rev. G. B. Overton
presiding.
The crops in some portions OF Ken
lucky are ruined and rain now could moi
save them. Wells, streams and springs
are dry. The drouth is the worst exper
fenced for years.
l have letter from my young friend
Jim Bondurant, OF Morgan6eld. Jim il
doing very we'll but he thinks there's ne
such place as Brandenburg and no such
girls any where else.
Mrs. S. c Grinnell has commenced he
class which is the largest in years
musical education is as important nova
days as a literary one and people realiz
it. Come for course.
Mrs. Joe Voolfolk is in ElizabethtowI
to see her granddaughter, Mrs. DR.
O'Connor. Mrs. G. II. Casperke will
stop there enroute from Nashville home
G. H. Casperke has returned.
hear that one of our young PROBES
sional Meade county beaux will sool
take unto himself Breckenridge count.
damsel who is popular here in societ,
circles and is a vocalist OF sweet renown
had a most pleasant visit last Satur
Jay and Sunday to the pretty, hospitabl
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Hendrick
My young friend, Miss Ella B., came il
for me she is the center of attraction a
"Kings Rest" where she meyer tires G
entertaining her friends.
Brandenburg Normal will open Sept
goth. Prof. A. G. Burton will arrive thi
week from Chicago University, wher
he has been since June. Come to on
school for 1897 and '9S, you will neve
regret it Excellent teachers, first-clas
board and the best people in the worlC
The Ladies' Missionary Society me
at Mrs. Chas. Casperke's last Friday a