The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-11-08
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very sick children.
Miss Msydee Pussy has returned from
a delightful stay in Louisville.
The Farmers Institute will be held
here November the 27th and 28th.
Miss Eva Carrigan was a guest of Mrs
J. w. Lewis and family last week.
Miss Linnie Moremen is at home af-
ter most pleasant visit to Louisville.
Mrs. Hanes and little son, of Louis
vile, visited Mrs. d. w. Lewis last week
Mrs. Allen Ashcraft, of Mauckport, at
tended the funeral Of little June Allen
Brown.
Bro. Litchfeld preached to a full
hOuse last Sunday morning, and again
at night.
Charlie Coleman went to Louisville to
hear Taylor, candidate for Republican
Governor, speak.
Mrs. Marion Reese, a kind, pleasant
little woman, visited her sister, Mrs
June Brown, last week
Mrs. Nellie Jenkins visited her pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. @. W. McGehee, last
week and attended church here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Willett enter
tanned the "Mite Society" last Saturday
night. Everybody had a pleasant even
ing.
Yes,-W g know now why Miss May
dee came home before the Grand Opera
season. The Goebel rally brought her.
She is patriotic.
Mr.. P. G. Bryan, the old well-known
and reliable piano tuner, is here doing
excellent work, Mr.. Bryan is as well
and active as young man.
Miss Ella Morris and several young
ladies'. of Corydon, whose names l did
not learn, spent Sunday with Misses Lii
liam and Virginia Rhodes.
Next Sunday will be "Bible Day" at
the Baptist church. REGULATIONS, special
singing and other interesting features.
Everyone cordially invited.
Miss Trent is at Mrs. Coughs to study
music under Miss Daisy McIntire.
beg the young ladies pardon for neglect.
ing to report her presence here.
Thomas j. Sharkey as a prize fighter
is near the end of his career. Then he
intends to be gentleman and like Dew
eY marry. Back numbers are in order.
Mrs. w, d. Howard, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ned Reese we're in Louisville last week.
Mrs Reese went up to see a specialist as
she does not improve as she would wish.
lG to ! was supposed to have been
buried. To-day it is resurrected by six.
teen white horses to one "yaller." Just
about the only way it will ever be re-
surrected.
Mrs. Lena Moremen has left to join
her husband, Bert Moremen, who is in
the West Lena Moreman is a hand.
some, sweet, good young woman, and
will make friends anywhere.
Little June Allen Brown, infant son of
Mr., and Mrs. June Brown, died last week
OF pneumonia. He was a sweet, bright
baby. He had been sick sometime.
We extend much sympathy.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
hewitt the stork has again flown upon
the house-top and there is a "glint Of
Of sunshine" in the Dallas household.
A girl, and We Kentucky friends send
congratulations.
Everything is in readiness to-day for
The big Goebel rally. Sixteen young
ladies' and girls will ride TO Weldon to
meet the speakers, headed by the Cory
iun brass band. Goebel songs arranged
by A. o. Burton will be sung; speeches
n the afternoon al indnitum.
My cousin, l.. A. Foote, Brandenburg,
ives some excellent reasons for using |
eTtilizer on wheat in last issue Of this
aper. He has been a farmer pretty /
luCh all OF his life, more than three
PORE years, aud has always been q gen
raj reader and close observer.
The Iewispoyt correspondent ia one Of