The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-02-28
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Miss Lillian Rhodes had a delightful
Wis to Miss Alice Mattingly, Of Clover
port, last week.
Last Saturday was not akin to June
day. but several from here attended the
Teachers' Association at Ekron.
Misses George Helmstetter and Ethel
King, bud" Etherton and Ben Hook
spent last Sunday in Hardinsburg.
Last Sunday was awfully cold, but
small band turned out to hear Brother
Duvall deliver q most comforting sermon
There were not many at the Teachers
Association last Saturday. So EKron
will be the seat Of learning again next
Saturday.
The Washington evening given by the
Brandenburg Normal was q pleasant
event on its calandar OF many preced-
ing ones.
The Meade Messenger has the thanks
OF the Reading club and OF the "Sun-
beam" for most beautifully arranged
programmes.
We are hoping most devoutly TO have
lecture from Bob" Taylor and Ralph
Bingham this ensuing spring. Whit
comb Riley was thought Of, but he is
quite i'll.
Miss Eula Dowden is in Louisville for
items in millinery. Upon her return she
will 20 to Vine Grove to again engage in
business. We will all miss her, but any
where she abides she is fayorite.
February is winner when it comes
to Coolest days in winter" At least in
1899 and 1900 anyhow. The young
people have agrain enjoyed the pleasure
OF skating, but we have had no jingle Of
sleigh bells.
Proof readers and writers on the Cou-
rier Journal are not superior to those on
country papers-for instance, "Nsny a
physician of that period are dead, but
there are a number, etc. What about
nouns singular and verbs pluralP
Will Hamilton left last Saturday for
California after visit OF three me nths to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hance Hsmil.
ton. Will is most upright, capable
young business man who sought that
Pacific State for his health several years
ago.
Mr.. 9, G. Moremen has announced
himself candidate for county clerk sub
ject to tie action Of his party. He is
we'll and kindly known all over the
county and has been life long consist
ent Democrat. If elected he will make
a conscientious officer.
have bundle OF missionary litera-
ture from dear Miss lula Daniel. Oh,
Miss Tuls, l will pIoft by your kindness
and will join the society at its next
meeting. 1 dropped out from a little
lack of zeal, l reckon, but am a great
advocate Of missionary work.
March Sth, Miss Lena hewitt will
entertain the Reading Club when only
a musical program will be given with a
decision on a literary course. Each
musical member will be called upon to
sing or play and the responses upon roll
call will be entirely musical quotations
from great musicians and composers.
The women Of Kentucky who favored
Mr.. Goebel will raise money for a mon.
ument fund. A chairman will be nam
ed for every county in the state who
will be empowered to appoint COM
mittee which will have the power to
solicit and receive subscribers. Mrs.
]. ID. Hardin is chairman OF Meade
county and her address is Brandenburg.
notice Miss Addie Louise Babbage
has made her debut in song. Well, AID.
die Louise, your grandmother Ditto had
a sweet plaintive voice, and 1 can hear
her soft tones now in "Mary to the Saw
iours' tomb, Early came with sweet per-
fume," as she went about household du-
ties. May your voice, Addie Louise,
and our disposition be as lovely and
sympathetic,
The infant child, Fannie May, of Mr..
and Mrs. LATE Lampkin died last Thurs
day Of whooping cough, resulting in con.
gestion. 1t was pretty little girl baby
bright eyes. long lsshes ana looked as II
she had only fallen quietly asleep. She
only grew like a tender bud little
while when the Saviour stopped down,
took the unfolding bud from itsl stem
to transplant into His own garden, there
to bloom on forever and forever-Oh,
happy bud, to be 30 blessed l-Sympa-
thy-H. B. G..
Now, Ball Town, you mustn't become
disguised at Glendeane. 1 like Glen
deane and like you ever 80 much, and
because one 10 "Dem" and the other
"Repub" is no cause for disagreement.
was sorry Glendeane wrote as he did,