The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-01-17
BRANDeNsURe.

| eral days last week.
Ben Hook went to Hardinsbur0 last
week to see his father, who is i'll.
Sunday was like a spring day. Pedes-
TRANS and equestrians we're out all day.
Miss Allie Reid entertained the Ladies'
Missionary Society last Friday afternoon.
Brother Duvall has had a successful
meeting in Free and Easy" neighbor-
hood.
Mrs. ]. w. Lewis and Miss Lula spent
last week in Louisville with Mrs. George
Voolfolk.
Lena hewitt has come. She is just as
sweet, pretty and bright as a Kentucky
girl should be.
Miss Emma Radley returned to Jeffer-
sonville Tuesday accompanied by Miss
Fannie Phillips.
Jim Bondurant has first-class livery
and feed stable, open day and night.
Jim is an all.around good fellow.
Brother Litcbfeld preached at Custom
last Sunday. Next Sunday is his regu-
lar day here. Be sure to hear him.
Mrs. ID. w. Howard will move into the
rooms vacated by Mrs. Bewley, who
will take the rooms adjoining Mr. Bew-
lsy's store.
Plus Yates, Victor Spaulding, Henry
Cowley, Misses Lula and Minnie Bland
spent Sunday with the Misses William,
Of West Point.
Misses Lula and Minnie Bland will
sing the fourth Saturday at the Teachers
Association, which meets at Sandy Hill.
They are always in demand.
Mr.. A. @. Burton made an address at
Albert Beuley's school, Pleasant Grove,
last Friday night. Misses Fannie aud
Ruth Phillips and Jim Vessels attended.
Mr.. VIM. Bewley has bought Henry
Mains grocery store and stock, at the
head Of Main street, and will run it. Mr.
Bimby is well known in the county as a
first-class business man.
James Bondurart, "Bud" Price, Ben
Hook and Fred Howard sped aroun' town
in an automobile Except it was propelled
by equines) last Sunday with guitar and
mandolin, serenading at the gates.
The column in this paper dedicated to
farmers wives will, we are sure, be an
inducement for all of them to contribute
mite of information. We here enjoyed
Mr.. McElroy's Kentucky" and were
glad to see it in print.
Services at the Catholic Church next
Sunday. The minister has been sick,
but we hope he has recovered. With
Miss Lena hewitt as organist, the church
should have good choir singing. An ex-
cellent organ aids good singing.
The Sunday-school teachers meeting
was held at Miss Ada Browns apart
ments in Mrs. j. d. Hardin's residence
last Thursday night. Both ministers and
all of the Sunday-school teachers and
many OF the pupils attended.
Brandenburg Normal is on rising
ground all the time. Victor SpauldinG,
Hardin county; Plus Yates, late of lndi-
annapolis, and Ed Burch, Meade county,
are the latest additions. Some ten or
twelve will be enrolled February l, when
their public schools close.
1 congratulate Cloverport on the
prospect OF Ralph Bingham's coming. /
would gladly give the price OF admission
to again hear him render the same pro-
gram exactly that he gave here two years
ago. His violin playing is fine. Clover
port, by the way, is as gay and as merry
as a marriage bell, while we up here are
as dull socially as a hermitage.
The firm Neyitt & Cough will divide
their stock at dissolution of partnership
February /. Will Grinnell will continue
with Mr.. K. II. hewitt at the "Corner
Drug Store" which has been in exist
ence for thirty-odd years. Will began
the drug business at fourteen and will
go east shortly after the dissolution TO
bring on the largest and most complete
line Of drugs ever brought here. Cough
Grinnell will be under Will Mr.. hewitt
is strictly progressive, up-to.date citi-
zen and will give entire the business his
personal supervision.
"a Lesson to Louisville" in Sundays
Courier, should be attentively read and
as attentively pondered. "Surcease from
venom" the editor wrote Tolerance and
courtesy" "a Rest From Wrangling."
This continued strife is frightful and is
doing so much mischief in and out OF
our State. Every man has a right to his
opinions and TO the very freest express
sion OF them in this country, bnt surely,
surely, some courtesy. some regard, some
tolerance is expected from the hands and
from the papers Of our representative
men.
Brother Duvall gave us sermon last