The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-09-14
BRANDENB BURG.

d. w. Lewis is off for thirty days on
business trip.
Brandenburg Normal will open next
Monday, Sept. 10Th.
Mrs. Robinson, OF Wolf Greek, is visit
ing her brother, j. r. Trent.
Miss Eula Jones is at her grand
mothers, Mrs VIM Sanders
Miss Allie Reid is at home after
months stay in New Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Howard spent
several days in Louisville last week.
Miss Ethel King gave most pleasant
entertainment last Saturday evening.
Each heart demands the substantial
sympathy and communion of kindred
spirit.
Mrs. w. F. Grinnell was on the sick
list for the last week but is much
improved.
Miss Little, of Greensboro, a very
pleasant young lady, is visitor OF Miss
Pearle Wimp.
Miss Annie Bondurant has returned
from an enjoyable stay in Louisville and
New Albany.
Father Whalen preached last Sunday
and had instruction in the afternoon for
the children.
Mrs. r. II. Brash, ar has been in Louis
vile several days She will return to
Greensboro this week.
II nothing prevents 1 will be in Irving
ton next Sunday with Brother Hesson
to Ds the guest OF Mrs r M. jolly.
Some lives are the more pathetically
beautiful by reason OF their failure to
attain the summit OF their hopes.
Mr. and Mrs. d M. Duncan are in
Cloverport with that fine lusty boy to
see his grandparents and other relatives.
Will Smith, of Denver, Colorado, is
with bis aunt Mrs. r. II hewitt. Will
is in Kentucky to attend the Louisville
Medical College.
Mrs. Hattie Grinnell mas an elegant
KurtEman piano and fine class Write
to her for teachers course. Board and
tuition reasonable.
Mrs. d. S. Richardson and children
are spending this week in Louisville.
Mr.. Richardson, of the Arcade, is in
Cincinnati TOR fall goods.
Miss Lillian Rhodes is at home from
delightful visit in Breckenridge. Miss
Wayne DeHaven, of CloverDort, will 10
her guest in the near future.
Orla Green, OF Louisville, was guest
of Mm Blanche Fontaine last week 1t
has been seven years since Orla was on
the old stamping ground and he enjoyed
It.
Charley Coleman and Hugh Green
have purchased two very fine blood
hounds, which particular species always
reminds me Of Uncle Toms Cabin and
which cordially abominate
Miss Wathena Hamilton will leave for
Kentucky College, Pewee Valley this
week. She is bright studious, intelli-
gent young girl and | am glad OF this
opportunity to "climb higher"
Mrs. Ed Yeakel has one OF the most
elegant upright Kurtzman's I've ever
seen Mas Yeakel bought from Mr..
Hall, Of Smith & Nixon. She has one Of
the very prettiest homes in Branden-
burg, which is exquisitely kept The
plano accords.
Miss Maydee Pusey has had pleasant
trip TO Cincinnati. She has also had a
trip given her mp the river by the mem-
beers OF the Ferneliffe Boating Club.
Maydee Is q iavorite wherever she Is
known. She could not fail to make a
charming impression by her sweet per-
sonality.
Somebody has said, ''that Of all the
bitter and heavy things in this sorry old
world, the not being necessary is the
bittsrcst and heaviest" Pm sure Oft
times some OF Us. most Of US, wish we
were not quite 90 necessary and at last
reckon u must be = great pleasure 10
others happiness and welfare and are
wonderfully missed when of OF duty.
The golden rods nodding in the an
tumn breeses remind me that just live
years ago took up my pan iof the dear