The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-08-02
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Mrs. June McGehee is very sick and
Mr.. McGehee is not WE'LL
Mr.. LATE Fleming, of Owensboro, is
visiting the family of Mrs. DIR. Ditto.
Mr.. Will Moremen, Cloverport, visited
his uncle, Mr.. Chas. Moremen last week.
So much malaria and typhoid. What
can be the matter with our sanitary laws?
DIR. Gilbert, from Louisville, came
down last Tuesday to see little Ida
Frake7.
Bert Moremen came from Henderson
on his bicycle and returned to Shawnee
town by rail.
Mrs. u. I. Herndon and Miss Maude
will leave for Akron, Ohio, shortly to see
Mr.. Herndon.
An excursion came down on the Sun
shine last Sunday about six o'clock and
was here for little while.
Mrs. ID. Dowden and Miss Ellen have
returned to their home in Louisville after
a pleasant visit to relatives. =
Misses Eva Herndon and Mary Pussy
gave the Miss Herndon's, of Louisville,
very delightful teas last week.
Messrs. Will Ashcraft and Elsie Hick-
erson, candidates for School Superinten-
dent, were examined last Saturday.
The young members OF the Methodist
church have gone out several nights in
road wagon to Cedar Grove services.
Messrs &. p. Dowden and Clarence
Long, of West Point, were guests Of
Misses Ella and lone Dowden Sunday.
A. W. Moremen and Bud Price left last
Friday with the Moremen horses, to be
exhibited at the Indiana and Kentucky
fairs.
Bro. Allen, Presiding Elderof this Con-
ferance District, preached here last Sat-
urday. Love Feast Sunday, and the
Holy Communion, with sermon, at Il a.
IN.
The news of the death OF Mrs. Ann
Phillips has just reached me. She was
the wife OF Mr.. Joe Phillips and sister of
Mr.. June McGehee, of this place, and
Mr.. Ferd McGehee, Irvington. She died
in Kansas.
Yes, sir! The man who defeats our
friend, John ID. Hardin, for Represents
tive, we shall act upon your timely sug-
gestion and send him to the Worlds
Fair as "vitrifed brick of the first
water"
Mrs. G. 6. Moremen gave very pleas.
ant dance to the young people last Mon
day night. Mrs. Moremen is very kind
in affording entertainment and amuse-
ment for the young, and an evening at
her home always means enjoyment.
Bro. Morrison, wife and children, from
Cloverport, spent last week with friends
in our community. They have warm
friends and ardent admirers here, who
gave them cordial welcome. Bro. Nor.
rison preached last Wednesday night.
The meeting at Cedar Grove, conducted
by Bros. Ross and Kiser was great sue
cess. ''To comprehend religion" says
DIR. Charming, you must be religious.
Surely both ministers must realize the
truth OF it, hence their celebrations fol
holy, consecrated lives.
The late financial unpleasantness in
Louisville has caused great lack OF conf
dence in few of the local banks. NJ
uneasiness is felt about our little Mead,
County Deposit Bank. She's o. X. Tn,
public has every confidence in this banl
and there's no shrinkage of either none,
| or confidence.
Bros. Hagan and Barrett began seriel
OF sermons at the Baptist church last Sun
| day night. The world is sin-rdden. w,
all believe Christ came TO save it, and W,
all accept Gods word as the only sur,
guide to that salvation. Let's not stol
| to argue about it, because we cannot &C
cept each others theories, but let us trus
to the "Old ship of Zion" Value it., al
help row it, and feel assured that it il
amply able to carry us all ashore in spit'
Of creed or doctrine, if we are only hon
est, pure in intentions and willing TO re-
nounce self-will. These good brother
cordially invite every one TO attend thei
services.
Don't bother, dear Editors, about 9Th,
new developments" No doubt you hop,
| you have the situation pretty well il
hand" for Breckenridge folks, but we NJ
here in Meade beg leave TO kindly differ
II you won't give us the Senator through
courtesy, as the Messenger insists, wei
take it by hustling, pluck" and pour
ing more hot shot" into our opponents
| II Gus "lacks discretion" he can com
mence right now TO mediate upon tn,
old adage, Discretion is the better par
of valor," and profit thereby, and il Gros
goes out of Meade with 'nearly as man,
votes as Gus" it will be shame and
blot upon her fair name. Look to il, yol
voters, and don't let prejudice, they sa,
SOS" or the secret ballot, influence you
On last Thursday, about noon, littl,
Ida Frakes breathed heI last at the res
idence of Mrs. Taylor Haynes, where sh,
was taken during Mrs. Frakes' illness
The babe was fourteen months old, tn,
only child of Mr.. and Mrs. John Frakes
their idol, their all, aud one OF tn,
brightest, sweetest children ever knew
She had been i'll for three weeks. Ever,