The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02
LONG BRANCH.

ThuIsiay.
Mr.. VIM. Ditto was in Louisville sever
al days last week.
Mrs Chas. Crawford, who has been III,
is improving slowly.
Charlton e. Ditto, enter,d the Bran
deDburg Normal, Monday.
Miss Eleanor B. Hendrick will open
aprivate school at this place, Monday.
Mr. l. ID. Bergman, Of sirocco, visited
friends at this place several days last
week.
Mrs. I. E. Jlnkens, Louisville, spent
last week with her mother, Mrs. W. O.
McGehee.
Mrs. William Ditto has returned home
after most delightful visit to relatives
in Louisville.
Edd Hall, Of the l., H., & st. L K r,
was here last Wednesday, inspecting the
Doe Run trestle.
Brown & loves saw mill has been re-
moved from VIM. Ditto's urn to that OF
O. w. Hendricks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Howard, Branden-
burg, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Ditto
few days last week.
Miss Matte McGehee is in Louisville
to spend several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. j. Stuart p, chenpaugh.
Miss Eleanor B. Hendrick had a very
pleasant visit st week, with her friend
Miss Frances Phillips, Brandenbu g.
Miss Pearl L. Foushee has returned to
her home near Custom, after a very pleas
ant visit to her relatives, of this place.
DIR. Geo. N. Little, very prominent
dentist, of Corydon, Ind passed through
here one day last week enroute to Louis
vile.
E 7. Ogle, OF Franklin, Ind, was here
several days last week, taking up a lot
OF lumber which he had purchased from
Brown & Lowe.
Charlton f, Ditto went TO Banden-
burg Thursday TO pass the examination
for the completion OF the common school
branches. We wish him success.
Misses Eeanor Hendrick, Pearl
Foushee, Messrs. w. A. Bewley, @. Z
Ditto and j. II. Hendrick went to West
Point last Tuesday on the Str. Tell City
George Willett, very promising mer-
chant OF Topeka, Kans., arrived at this
place last Thursday, enroute to Buck
Grove, to visit his father who it very
ill.
This place cannot be beaten for poul-
try raising Ten dozen hens shipped
from here last week, by two of our wor-
thy ladies and "by the way" a certain
young lady OF this place will soon have
pigeons for sale.
q. w. Hendrick shipped a car load
each Of corn and oats, s. II Dooley sew
eral tons OF hay, w. G. McGbee several
hundred bushels OF corn and VIM Ditto
several head Of stock ASP lot OF corn,
from here to Louisville last week.
A certain young man has been so long
in this community, and it takes such an
immense daily supply OF eatables, drink
ables, etc for his own special bent fit,
that particular friend OF his was COM
PEELED to order a supply from foreign
ports.
W. A. Bewley closed very successful
term OF school at this place, January 20,
with Rotations by the pupils. Mr..
Bewley gave his pupils nice treat, and
also preiums. John Hendrick and John
Kelley being the lucky ones. He gained
many friends while in this community
who regretted having to lose HIM. He
returned to his home near H ghland and
after a short vacation will enter the
Brandenbu'g Normal.
most certainly sanction the article
on gossiping written by my friend Mrs.
@. S. g, There is quite great deal,
really more than any one would think,
originates from Rossiping and fro quently
things that are committed are exagger-
ated wonderfully, and is often the cause
OF the innocent being wrongly judged
for the crimes that the unjust have COM
mitted, through gossiping. The people
who try to make the most ardent display
OF their wealth, are invariably the ones
who have the least means. Money is at
all times acceptable, and a most excel
lent thing in its place, but not often
does it alone contribute a suffi;iency 10