The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-05-30
BRANDENBURG.


day.
Don't forget the ice cream supper
Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Hardin visited his
father last week near Andyville.
Preparations for the closing exercises
OF Brandenburg Normal are in progress.
d. S. Richardson and his clerks, Lon
Richardson, "Bud" Etherton and lex
Haynes went to Louisville last Sunday.
The Rev. 7. J. Duvsll filled his pulpit
at the Baptist church last Saturday and
Sunday, it being his regular appoint
ment
DR. Pusey will remain at home about
a week now after three weeks Of treat
ment by electricity. He is much inn.
proved.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give au ice cream supper at Marmie
Hall Thursday evening, May 3lst. Every
one is most cordially invited.
Mrs. Wathen Hamilton attended COM
mencement exercises at Kentucky Col
lege, Pewe Valley, where her cousin,
Miss Mary Taylor, has the music class.
Misses Virgins Rhodes and Lena
NEWT will take In the interesting pro-
gram at Louisville this week. A mum.
Der will 20 up out haven't their names.
DIR. and Mrs. Hardin will go to Louis
vile this week. Dr. will attend the
Dental Association and Mrs. Hardin will
visit her sister, Mrs. Radley, Of Jeffer.
sonville.
The reading club, as is usual for the
summer season, has disbanded until
October lst, when it will be recognized
with tue same members and several adj
ditions.
am indebted to Battletown for
kind compliment and am glad that my
article on hypnotism pleased him. l
have long taken great interest in the
subject.
In declining to honor requisition pa
pers, Gov. Mount has acted clearly with
out warrant Of law or justice. He has no
legal right to protect any officer as a
refugee from the courts of Kentucky.
The XIV club gave Mr.. and Mrs.
Beall Grinnell set of handsome solid
silver teaspoons with ak V" engraved on
them In years to come they will have
many fond recollections of y V days
and Entertainments.
l saw in some paper nat there was
less shrinksge in Kentucky wool than
wool from other states. I'd like for some
body to tell me why. / also saw there
was less demand for first class wooden
goods Presidential years. Why is that?
Because it takes 30 much money to run
the campaign?
Preston Grinnell returned to Chicago
last Sunday. l went as far as Louisville
with him and spent the day with my
husbands relatives. The city is beauti.
fully decorated for the Reunion. The
arch with Kentucky" over it is one of
the handsomest features OF the decora.
ton that saw.
The Methodist General Conference
has abolished the time limit of pasto-
rates, thus finally disposing OF one Of the
most important questions before the
Methodist body assembled at Chicago
and doing away with one OF the funda-
mental features OF the itinerant system
Of that denomination.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beall Grinnell will COM
mence house keeping this week in rooms
over the Messenger office, West Main.
All, the rapturous hours OF youth, hope
and first love in bosoms unsulied by
care and tronble Oh, golden hours that
glow 80 warm and shine 30 bright, would
they might never flee
Miss Maydee Pusey left Monday to at
tend the Confederate Reunion. She,
with a number Of other friends, will be
the guest Of Miss lila Richardson, Second
street. Miss lila will entertain one OF
the sponsors. Miss Maydee will be pres
ent at the grand ball and no girl will
honor the occasion more gracefully or
more periodically.
When Mr.. ]. ID, Hardin became county
attorney, Judge Voolfolk appointed Mr..
r. Ii. hewitt as Councilman in his stead.
1t is mighty hard to keep a good compe-
tent man out OF politics or appoint.
ments. Mr.. hewitt fits in nicely and be
would fit in anywhere that intelligence
and square dealing and kind heartedness
were the requisites
Mrs. l. A. Hayes, daughter OF Jefferson
Dlvif, and his granddaughter, Miss
Varina Hayes, will be in Louisville this
week for the Reunion of Confederate
Veterans. Just to see those two individ-
uals would more than pay for the trip.
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