The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-16
BRANDEN BURG.
Wash Rhodes is improving.

Three more children at the Lucille
Home, making eight.
Father Whelan had service at the
Catholic church last Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid met Monday with it's
President, Mrs. II. @. Woodson.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Richardson have
moved TO their home on East HILL
Mrs VIM. Bewley is in Louisville with
er mother, Mrs. VIM. Stith, who is ill.
Mrs. Blanche Fontaine is visiting Mrs.
B. A. Young, West Chestnut, Louisville.
regret to hear that Bro. Judson Will
let's wife has been quite i'll. Hope she
may soon be better.
Mrs. Mollie d. Carrico is here from
Hopkinsyille to spend the week with her
sister, Mrs. Thos Hamilton.
Mr.. Burton and Mr.. Hardesty, with a
number OF the "Normalites," gave an en-
tertainment at Custom last Saturday
night.
1t is a subject OF congratulation that
our churches here are in complete uni
son and accord as far as Christian fellow
ship goes.
Miss Lula Voolfolk was the charming
and graceful hostess last Saturday night
for number of her young friends from
eight to twelve.
We would naturally expect Geo. w.
Balm to congratulate Miss Bradley upon
christening the Kentucky with a cold
water beverage.
Miss Lena Drury has arrived to spend
some time with her sister, Mrs. John
Frakes. We are always g ad to welcome
Miss Lena in our midst.
To-day, Monday, st. Valentine is be-
ing reproduced and his memory honored.
Love-sick SWANS and cupid-struck lassies
will send out samples OF affection, while
the comic edition will be vastly de rigeur
Mrs. Temple Simmons has been quite
i'll in Louisville at st Joseph's Infrmary
but is now better and will be at home
soon, perhaps. The Greek supper, I'M
derstand, has been postponed on account
OF Mrs. Simmons illness.
Miss Pearle Wimp is visiting sister.
Mrs Jesse Clarkson; Miss Mary Dee
Pussy is with Misses Ella Pussy and
Ella Richardson. Meade county is very
much in evidence in Louisville. In fact
quite colony of our people may be
found there. They form, as well, a
pleasing and interesting set.
The good women of Louisville have
succeeded in getting Mayor Viewers
recommendation to appoint a Jail mat
ron. There has been great philanthropic
work accomplished everywhere by earn
est go-ahead women, especially in our
prisons. All honor to those Louisville
women.
Bro. Phillip Jenkins was our guest at
dinner last Sunday with other friends
Brother jenkins gave us a fine sermon
in the morning on "Brotherly Love-"
He presented some beautiful truths in
an appealing manner. He has knowl-
edge OF how TO touch the sympathies of
his congregation and to hold their atten-
ton. He is just as sympathetic in the
social circle.
"Uncle" Dick Willett, as we always
afiectionately termed him, at ripe old
age, has at last been gathered home for
his reward. swell done, thou good and
faithful" can surely be said OF him. He
leaves many children, several of them
ministers, TO rise up and call him bless
ed. Brother Hagan will preach his fun
eral at Hill Grove, and his remains be in
TERED at Beech Grove. Much sympathy
to the aged wife.
Brother Jenkins says he heard man
wishing for some OF Letters money. /
don't want his money, but just little OF
his wheat, say enough to take a body
to see Fanny Davenport in ia Tosca, T"
aud CLEOPATRA" and those gorgeous
costumes as Queen OF the Nile +" Fanny
Davenport is an artist, and has risen from
trTpsichorean and lyric abilities to graf
productions OF tragic drama. So il had
just few OF Letters many millions OF
the cereal, should see this actress in
her sardonic repertoire.
lam with ]. M. Banie. want a Q
ID. W. s. p. Society. His definition of
Radicalism is to my liking, too. 1t lie, he
says, desire to get a chance This is an
aspiration Inherent in the human breast,
and is felt more keeDly by the poor
Make the poor rich, and the novels, the