The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-06-29
BRANDENBURc.


Durele fairleigh is rusticating good
fashion for a sure enough city boy.
Miss nellie Sanders and her sister are
visiting Miss Matte Lee Moremen.
Frank Fairleigh Just from Harvard
College was here a few days last week
The picnic at Sulphur Well, July Ith
will be the magnet for this community
Otter and Maude Reesor we're at the
picnic and so glad to see us Brandenburp
folks.
Mrs. Nellie jenkins will spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. McGehee.
Mrs. d. w. Lewis and children are
spending several weeks in Louisville
with relatives.
Miss Mona Anderson has returned
to Custom from visit to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ. Richardson.
The Rev. Mr.. Phillip Jenkins preach
ed at Oak Grove last Saturday night and
at this place Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Beneley's little sister from
Ii uisville is visiting her. She Isl pleas
ant bright girl and enjoys the country.
Mr.. A. G. Burton and Mr.. w. d. Ash
craft will attend the Teachers National
Association at Washington City next
month.
Miss Clara Wimp has returned to her
home near Enron. She is pretty,
sweet girl, lady like and gentle like the
mother.
Misses Wathena Hamilton, Fannie
Phillips, Lillian and Virginia Rhodes
and Mabel Hardin visited friends in the
country last week.
Mrs. j. II. Bishop entertained pleas
ant little party last Wednesday at Sui
phur Well, in honor of her guest, Mrs.
Capt. Ryan, of Louisville.
Mr.. Franklin Ditto is very feeble as he
has been for sometime. He will spend
the summer at Long Branch and Beech
Grove with his children.
Miss Wathena Hamilton is the proud
possessor of the medal bestowed by
Brandenburg Normal for the highest per
cent in the teachers examination.
Mr.. "Simon" Armstrong enjoyed the
play "Uncle Toms Cabin" and if you
doubt it ask either Miss Maydee Pusey
or telephone to Miss lila Richardson.
Quarterly services at the NJ. E. church
next Sunday, Rev. G. B. Overton, pre-
siding elder will preach Love Feast at
9; 30 and Holy Communion at l l o'clock.
Miss Leila Ciaycroft has returned
home after stay OF several months with
her uncle, Mr.. j. M. Richardson. Leila
is dear, good girl and we will miss her.
Miss lila Richardson has returned TO
her home in Louisville after a pleasant
visit to Miss Maydee Pusey. lila gained
in weight while here and left looking
rosy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cough and Miss Agnes
Worland have returned from Louisville.
Miss Agnes has had a long stay at Con-
cordia and enjoys her home coming for
the summer festivities.
Judge G. G. Fairleigh and vile have
returned from visit TO their children
in Paducah. Mrs Fairleigh's health is
somewhat restored but not as entirely as
we wish, anyhow we are glad to have
her back.
A large delegation will go from here to
IrvinQton to hear Sam Jones preach the
dedicatory sermon of the Methodist
church July End. He comes up here to
lecture at night for the benefit of the
Lucille Home.
Jesse Herndon, of Irvngton, came
down with us last Saturday evening.
He had been to Louisville and purchas-
ed an elegant high.grade Baldwin piano
for his sister He spent the whole day
in examining and selecting instruments,
visited every musical house and finally
decided on the Baldwin over which he
was enthused.
Lena hewitt, sweet, winsome girl and
| had pleasant visit last week to the
family of Mrs Cal. Hendrick Miss Ella
Hendrick joined us to attend the picnic
at West Point last Saturday We spent
delightful half day. We drove over
the little city and met many old friends.
was glad to see DR.. Will Crutcher in a
pretty new home and doing a good prac-
tice, he's Meade county boy, son of a
physician, and deserves success. Our