The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-11-16
BRANDENBURG.

Mrs. >. +. WooH0lk, am sorry 10 cay,
is quite sick.
Services at all the churches last Sun
day. am still unable to be out.
Miss Mary Lewis is with her sister,
Mrs. Jesse Herndon, near IrviDgtoD.
Little Marrienne Howard and Mildred
Yeakel are recovering from pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan were guests of
Judge O. G. Fairleigh and wife last Sun.
day.
Misses Sue and Bess Neil visited their
aunt. Mrs. Lee Hsgr, last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Casperke enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. Allen Armstrong at
dinner Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Grinnell spent
Sunday at Arlington with Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas H. Ditto.
DIR. and Mrs. ID. @. Pusey entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Armstrong at tea
last Friday evening.
Mrs. Ned Reese has returned to Ohio.
Her mother, Mrs. j. X. Ditto, accom-
panied her to Louisville.
am obliged to the Webster corres-
pendent for appreciation OF this column.
] certainly enjoy the Webster items.
We do hear OF another trousseau being
in course OF preparation, but cannot
vouch for the entire reliability thereof
Mrs. Banch Fontaine and her nieces,
Misses Bess Allen and Edith 0strander,
entertained the "Aid Social on last FRI
day night.
notice the Evening Post copied my
good opinion of it as expressed in last
weeks News like fearless man when
he is in the right.
Mrs. w Ii. Cough, Mrs. j. d. Hardin,
Mrs. w. f. Grinnell and Miss Agnes
Malin made a pleasant party to Louis
vile last week shopping,
Bro Litchield gave way last Sunday
night and there was service at the Bap-
fist church by Bro. Jenkins, who is much
improved in health and appearance.
Miss Wathena Hamilton writes beauti-
ful letters from Kentucky College. She
is particularly interested in old English
literature, which, she says, reads like
another language.
The colored circle OF the Methodist
church gave quite creditable entertain
ment last week. l chaperoned "box
party" OF our girls to the performance,
and we were surprised at the program.
Misses Mary Van Cleave, Kate and
Irma Gordon will bid farewell to their
hosts Of friends this week, after delight
full stay with Miss MaYdee Pussy. They
have received much social attention and
are prime favorites.
Keep the boys and girls in school.
John Knox says, "That ilka scholar is
something added to the riches of the
commonwealth There are not many
scholars, but we might have one from old
Brandenburg again.
Miss Mabel Harden, one of our iairest
damsels, was hostess last Saturday even
log for the visiting straIg rs Of our towr.
Her paTlor is ont of the most capacious
in town. 1t was full OF society bellies and
bsaux who enjoyed music and games,
am in receipt of the New England
Conservatory Magazine for October. In
it find many items of interest. "Class
Instruction in Music" is ably gotten up
and is an article that every progressive
teacher should advocate and put into
practice.
Mr.. Knots reply to Mr.. Haldeman
was a manly, courteous, straightforward
one. Mr.. Haldeman, imagine, kept
the editor of the Post on the Courier
Journal staff because he was most valu-
able aid. A man with brains and pluck
is usually in demand.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis will prepare a
biography Of her daughter, Winnie, if
the proceeds from it will go towards a
monument for Miss Davis memory. 1t
does seem that Daughter of the Conied-
eracy should have monument reared
ty loving hearts and willing hands.
A Thanksgiving entertainment, on
Thanksgiving ave by the pupils OF Brand
enburg Normal is the next thing on the
program. Yes, it means work and troub-
BILE, but also renewing Of my own youth
for the time being, and living over again
the joys OF the days when "life went
a'Maying" for me.
II Mr.. 4. +. M. Benecke, in his re.
view of Greek poetry, is correct in saying
that there was no intellectual compan-
iOnship between men and women of
that age, no romantic sentiment between
man and wife, no chivalrous love from
man TO woman, let US all thank Fate we
live in a more modern age.
Mrs. Rachel Frymire, OF near Ekron,
was buried last Sunday ut the old home
stead, the Frymire place. She was grand
mother Of Mrs. June Brown and an aunt
OF Mrs Lizzie Board. She had suffered
stroke of paralysis several months
since. She was an excellent woman and
one that had many friends.
Well, now, really, you Expansion
girls" Of this old town, did you ever z {
lsfl2 That perfectly immense bouquet
that "trio" threw me last week am
not one bit like Charity since anu 70
'puffed up'-so "vaunted.") But now,
you same Expansion girls" what do you
suppose the trio wish me to do2 Which
one OF you must talk to, and for whom?
! must be sure I'm right, and then 90
ahead; But I'm real glad they don't