The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-08-31
BRANDENB BURG.

tack OF fever.
Miss Mary Lewis has returned from
Hardinsburg.
A good many from town attended the
Ekron picnic last Saturday.
Mis- Matte McGehee has returned
from visit to Irviugton.
Courtney Duncan, Of Cloverport, is Wis
iting his brother, d. NJ. Duncan.
Mrs Blanche Fontaine is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Allen, of Paradise Bottom.
Miss Bess Radley, of EIizabethtown, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Malin.
Miss Daisy McIntire has returned from
a pleasant stay in Hardinsburg with Miss
Miller.
Brapdenburg Normal announcement
cards are out for the opening Of the fall
term, Sept. 10th.
DIR. Max Willett and wife, of Hum
bolt, Tenn are in for a visit to their
relatives in Meade county.
Miss Maydee Pusey is in New Albany
with Miss Irma tiordon to attend the
fair there and at Corydon, Ind.
Mrs. Adrian c. Lewis and her children,
Of Louisville, spent a few days last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Lewis.
Miss Mary Lizzie Haynes has returned
from a delightful visit to Vine GroYe
and other points in Hardin county.
Mrs. Mollie d. Carrico has left via OF
Evansville for Hopkinsville after a sum-
mer visit to her sister, Mrs Thos. Hamil-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. II. Ditto have re-
turned from a vi it TO Vine Grove. Mrs.
Ditto speaks in glowing terms OF the
town and people. She says our Bran
denburg couple, Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Malin
are beloved by everybody.
Mr.. Allen Armstrong, Of Farmers
Bank, spent Sunday on an outing at his
home. The autumn birds and the fall
breezes begin to chirp and whisper that
our popular banker is not heart-whole
and that in the near future he will take
unto himself compagon de voyage for
life.
We are all sorry to hear Brother Jen-
kins is still sick and that he was unable
to preach here last Sunday. The ladies
ofthe Baptist church have put down a
beautiful new carpet and otherwise fitted
up the interior OF the church. What
would the churches in fact what would
any institution or enterprise do without
the women.
The meeting at Buck Grove was
brought TO a conclusion Sunday by the
baptizing at the beautiful pool at Sulpher
Well on Doe Run. There was an i'm.
mense crowd and some twelve or four,
teen candidates for baptism. Miss Lena
hewitt and had pleasant day at Judge
] +. Woolfolk's also Me and Mrs. ID. s.
Richardson. DIR. j. B. Alexander, oil
Louisville. was down at Camp Hern-
don" for the day with his friend, Mr..
Russell.
Last Saturday the Misses Sheeny and
Lille Hutti left for Louisville from a six
weeks stay with Mrs r. ii. hewitt and
Mrs ID. s. Richardson. l went with
Mrs. hewitt to the station in the surrey
to see them off They, like all visitors
here, are in love with this people and
said goodbye" with regrets. They are
fine, whole-souled, jolly, good girls and
their love of us is fully reciprocated and
we will expect them again Thank ;Riving
Our summer in this little city set on
hills has been as pleasant as James Lane
Aliens Summer in Already" l have
never had more delightful season, bui
now these long summer days are waning
and the time for active work is at hand
Next week i begin my music class and
just as cheerfully, just as happily. as
have engaged in enjoyment. The new
music, the studies, the books on theory
will be here which all mean a new line
Of work and hard work.
Every nation in the future will fee
Americas position in the world, and
alter the new order Of things Is establish
ed We will feel our Importance in THU
old terrestrial sphere more than before
"Rsmember the Maine" became oul
wateh-word. Spain is benefited beyond
a doubt or will b., for she will be reliev
ed Of colonies that were like leeches
There Is some danger Of civil dissensions
Egland does not stand on quite the
same kindly footing with Spain since
she has shown such iriendliness 10 the