The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-09-21
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 81, 1898.
BRANDENB URG.

To my regret greatly did not get t.
Irvington.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Duncan have re-
turned from Cloverport.
Lon hewitt and Fannie Phillips spent
Sunday in Vine Grove.
Jimmie Ditto has position in cloth
ing house in Louisville.
Misses Mamie Childs and Lula Harris
are visiting in Louisville.
Mrs. DIR. Hardin has been quite sick
and is still on the sick list.
Misses Annie and Lizzie hewitt visited
Mrs. r. II. hewitt last week.
Miss Ella Hendrick spent Saturday and
Sunday with Lena hewitt.
Mrs. King has rented the Malin prop
erty, the late Lucille Home quarters.
Weknow a little lassie fair, very sweet
and fair who is signing to attend fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Frymire spent Sat
urday and Sunday at Judge Woolfolk's.
Miss nellie Cunningham is with Mrs.
Fon Rhodes to attend Brandenbuig Nor
NAL.
George Voolfolk, Louisville, spent Sun.
day with his wife at her fathers, Mr.. j.
w. Lewis.
Mrs. j. ID. Richardson is here from
Georgia the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. II. b.
Shacklett. FFf
Mr.. and MIS-. w. II. Richardson, of
Louisville, spent last week at Camp
Herndon."
Rev. @. W. Hesson left Monday for
Annual Conference which is in session
in Louisville.
Miss Rebecca 0wings spent last week
here the guest OF Mrs. Geo. Frymire and
Mrs. Blanche Fontaine.
Miss Ida Powell is in Louisville for
two weeks to take items in the latest
styles Of dress making.
Mr.. A. @. Burton arrived last week and
was in his place Monday morning at the
opening of Brandenburg Normal.
Miss Claudia Stth, a popular, hand
some young lady from Louisville is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. VIM. Bewley.
Mrs. DIR. d. O. Pusey will attend the
M. Z. Conference in Louisville this
week and then visit Lebanon, KY.
Mrs. James Bland has been quite
sufferer for several weeks. We all hope
she may roon' be restored 30 health.
"Aiter Long Grief and Pain" in Sun
days Courier, proves our young friend,
Jas. +. Fairlelgh, poet of feeling aud
pathos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Leslie. Bourbon
Bondurant and Lewis Johonbolke, Louis
willie, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, e.
Bondurant t.f 1850 i
Mrs DR.. Burch and children have re-
turned TO their home here for school and
musical advantages. We welcome them
most cordially.
Miss lone Dowden has been confined
10 Her bed for sometime with q slow
fever. She is doing well and we all hope
she will soon be able 10 resume duties in
fall millinery.
Mr.. Franklin Ditto, Sr, is growing
more feeble. He is at his sons, VIM. M.
Ditto's, where he receives every atten-
ton and kindness from a professional
nurse and his children,
The late Meade County Deposit Bank
has declared another dividend. The
faithful cashier who served the bank, Mr..
James L. Fairleigh, has been here at
tending 10 the business.
Gen. Clay still shows friendly inter-
est in his girl wife. Poor, silly thing2 II
she will marry Riley Brock let her take
the consequences. Devious. circuitous
paths are still IN store for her. Once in
a labyrinth. 1t Is diffisult Of egress. ingres
is easy enough,
The Misses Lewis entertained a most
charming house party last week. Misses
LYDIA Jones, Of Louisville, Josephine
Liyandais. Of New 0rleans- Eva Hensley |
and Mr.. Herbert Beard, OF Hardinsburg,
who were Joined BY Miss Nellie Greene,
Louisville. Monday.
hal such pleasant visit last Satur-
day from Mrs. Crawford, Of Long Branch.
Mary Was dear pupil In the past She
has had . stay at 6rayson Springs this !