The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-11-16
MOOlEYVlLLE.

IL. stewart, oil Concordla, was IN town
last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Egart have just re-
turned from trip TO Louisville.
Mr.. Solbirg the well known and popu-
lar timber.man is in this section.
Miss Lizzie Warren and Jennie Stall |
man were in town last week shopping. |
J. T. Stiff is keeping hotel in the old |
Mattingly station, and doing good bust
ness.
Another voter, and of course Demo-
crat, has arrived at the home of DIR. o.
Bryan.
Miss Susie Elder, of Wolf Creek, is the
guest of her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren.
Messrs. l.. Tobn and ID. Cunningham
have just returned from business trip
TO Louisville.
1t isn't always just the proper thing to
stop to read advertisements when you
are with a young lady.
Rey. S. p. Stiles delivered an excellent
| sermon at the school-house last Sunday.
He will be with us another year.
Messrs. James Biggs, of Stephensport
and Scott Cart, OF Union Star, were cir
culating among friends here last week.
Mrs. Lena Vessels and little babe, has
returned to her home inOwensboro after
protracted visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, J. Mitchell.
Mr.. Robert Redman has just returned
from business trip to Ekron and Rock
port. He talks of moving his family to
the latter place.
Several cases of scarlet fever and ty-
phoid fever and whoopingcough are in
town. Mrs. J. T. Stih's babe being dan
gerously i'll with the latter.
There is certain young lady not
thousand miles from Mooleyville, who
says il widower hasn't brass enough to
ask her company, he needn't send any
one else. Brass up, young widowcr, brass
up.
Miss Bell Stiff has declined teaching,
and has accepted position as clerk with
her brother-in-law, Mr.. Joe Burch, OF
Bowling Green, Ky. Miss Belle was rails
ed here and her many friends wish her
success.
Miss Eta Parr has returned after a
visit with relatives and friends at Clover
port and Tobinsport, Ind, and was de-
lighted with her trip, and especially her
visit TO the News office.
Mrs. Laura Canary has been removed
from her sisters, Mrs. Beaver, nee Hicks,
OF this place, to her home on Yellow
Bank creek. Mrs. Canary is thought to
be in the last stages OF consumption.
Mr.. II. II. Hardin, the we'll known
hoop-pole man and Miss Eliza Fullen-
wider were quietly married at Greensboro
last week. Rev. Kelly officiating, they
left Immediately for Tennessee, their
future home.
The matrimonial market seems to be
picking up its usual winter activity. We
have been asked not TO divulge names at
present and only give this as a warning
to have your old slippers ready to fling.
The woods are full of em, and so are the
towns and vilages-young widowers who
want to get married
Work will soon be in progress to erect
a new church in Little DixieBottom, and
it will not be many months till the
chimes of the church bell will be rever-
berating the glad tidings that preaching
will often be heard in our midst. Sister
Sallie Frymire has worked earnestly and
faithfully for the church, and may she be
crowned with love and success.
Last Tuesday the States from coast to
coast speak their choice for Chief Ruler,
be it whom it may, the country is safe.
Let us hope that the result will rebound
to disadvantage and advancement OF all
the people; let us bury our political hos
tilities and become brotherly, generous,
neighbor-loving people, let us all of what
ever political faith, shake hands and each
say, he is your president as well as mine,
and II you can live under his rule so can
/. The American government is not put
to shame, we still have the grandest gov
eminent on the face OF the globe.
The school at the Cunningham school
house is progressing nicely. Without
question and without disparagement to
predecessors, Mr.. Chas. Cunningham is
the most progressive teacher that has
ever taught in this county. He will not
see his school lag behind in matter of
such great importance. The students are
advancing rapidly, and his work is giving
the highest satisfaction. Parents stop and
think, don't keep your children at home
one day out of three. Do your own wash.
ing, ironing and going TO mill, and don't
rob them of what is justly due them. A
good school is the life OF any community.