The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-01-12
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debate.
Mr.. Burton has taken quarters at Mr..
Hardesty's.
The Misses Neal, Of Hardin, are pupils
at the Normal.
Services at all three Of the churches
last Sunday.
@. NJ. hewitt went to Louisville last
week on business.
Willie Bland is behind the counter 1T
]. d. Richardson's
Miss Lena hewitt went to Louisville
with her aunt, Mrs. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Herndon spent
Saturday and Sunday here.
Mrs. J. ID. Hardin is very much i'm
proved and able to drive out.
Elvice Wimp has been quite sick, but
is at this writing much better.
Rob and Frank Malin came up to see
their sister, Miss Zula, married.
Will Flaherty is with his sister, Mrs.
Hardesty, to attend the Normal.
Come 10 the Brandenburg Normal for
the spring term, beginning February
LIST.
We have some new studies in M usic
and the Etude for '9S. II is a fine musi-
cal journal.
Lee Hagan, the new sheriff and his
family are in the house next door to
Massena Fountaine.
Mrs. Dan Roberts came to see her
sister, Mrs. Martin last week, who was
quite sick. She is now up.
Miss Beulah Fontaine entertained her
young friends last Saturday night in
honor Of Miss Florence Smith.
j. d. Hardin has purchased the office
recently occupied by DIR. Dowden and
will have 1t moved to Court-Row con-
venient TO his business.
Dennie Walter Lewis is iue speci-
men of babyhood. He can say slap"
quite plainly. Well, what does that
signify2 Nothing only a coincidence.
True delicacy Of sentiment and feeling
has to yield to coarseness and lack of
consideration every time but an inward
consciousness Of having done right is
the olive branch.
1 regretted to notice the death of Mrs.
Annie Brown. She spent the first year
OF her married life here and was highly
esteemed for her many excellent quail
ties OF mind and character.
Mr. and Mrs. @. G. Mooremen have
received the news from their son, Rob-
ert, of his marriage. Bob has been out
west for sometime but expects to be at
home in the spring with his bonnie
bride.
VIM Bewley, a salesman for several
years at Mr.. II. @. Wordson's, has gone
TO Howard & Son. Geo. Frymire and
and Beall Grinnell are still holding the
fort at Woodson's with ]. T Haynes
added to deliver.
Mr.. bloomsbury has possession of the
hotel on the hill and the keys to the
courthouse. Phillip Noel, stands ready
to prosecute while Mr.. Willett is at his
post in the Circuit Clerk room. The
officers who succeeded themselves are
at your service as of yore.
Don't try to conform to the opinions
of others. Be yourself. Do as you know
is right Policy is a poor guide unless
principle underlies it. Some folks in
this land OF ours would like to be
Cars and Czuias but Russia is some
miles of. wish Siberia was nearer.
Mrs. S. @. Malin will leave this week
with her daughter, Mrs. Mason McMoni-
gle for Greensboro to reside. Rob and
Frank Malin her sons are there:engaged
inlbusiness We hope Mrs. Nalin maybe
happy in hernew home and that the
change may be for her future welfare
do enjoy the Irvington letters-so
chatty-so whole soul. l always feel
Inv maui hau ldCo W lace CnAL.
Here's, that Bob jolly don't stay the
full term in Frankfort and here's il he
dos that, certain "chatty" correspond
ent will mend her way to the historic
spot, on the Kentucky river.
James Lane Allen says some delici-
ousy sweet things in "Choir Invisible"
But the greatest truth is when he wrote
Courage is the create st Of attributes
and when combined with honor IL forms
a grand combination" 1t takes courage
and "lot" Of it to push anything in this
world to a finish. 1t is the delight of
some TO dash cold water on every effort
towards advancement and progres IS, but
goa head people can stand several cold
water showers and come out victor at
last-thanks to courage.
Whalen pronounced the words
last Sunday at the residence OF Mrs. S.
Q. Malin that made g. II. Worland and
Miss lula Malin man and wife. The
wedding was quiet one in the presence
OF few relatives and intimate friends.
George is a promising, rising young bust
ness man. Zula is one OF our most
worthy, estimable young ladies. The
party took supper with Mr.. and Mrs.