The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-11-29

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Young. Peoples Missionary Society
held an unusually pleasant meeting last
Sunday night. d. w. Lewis warmly
urged the necessity OF choir and one
was organized to sing at both churches.
Father Herbuth, Louisville, now has
charge of the Catholic churches here and
at Paynesville. He was educated in
Paris, France, and is talented man
from whom we expect to enjoy some en-
tertaining sermons.
The Aids continue with undated zeal
"Snap" and pilates" still exert a
mystic spell over their devotes and on
next Friday night the charmed circle
will meet at Mr. Bondurant's tocontinue
the whirl and the catch. t
Miss Daisy McIntyre's per cent in in
strumental music for the quarter was 9S
In vocal %. AS Daisy was my first best
pupil for four years, I'm not surprised at
her excellent standing. She ranged
equally as well in other studies.
The new corners to this sphere of ours
in the last two months are nearly all OF the
feminine gender A girl baby at Mr..
and Mrs. II. I. Haynes, followed one at
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahan's. Girls prepond-
crate now-I sympathize with the boys.
That was a good one the Messenger
got off on our official prominent in
religious circles and the not to be found
bible. Now you see how fortunate it
was that the wife was an Episcopalian.
You'll never find one without a prayer
book. .n.
This little burg served as a gretna
green last Tuesday for an clipping couple
from Harrison county, Ind. wilson
Jenkins were the contracting parties.
Ceremony at st. Cloud by Bro. Cherry,
with Will Howard and Will Grinnell
| groomsmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Casperke were in
Louisville last week. George, to see his
physician, DIR VIM. Dugan, who says he
only needs time and care to be a well
man again. George is loud in praise of
DIR. Dugan's ability and skill as a sur
geon and as he halls from Meade county,
we all naturally love to hear his praises
sung.
So Frank" OF Messenger fame and
from Breckenridge county will be a
candidate for County Judge. Let's see
what you'll do for another staunch Dem
ocrat without the aid ofMeade. Frank"
had better come over the border and try
for an Office where Democrats reign more
abundantly if some do fail to rally (oc-
casionlly) to their standard.
Mrs. George Clarkson returned last
Wednesday from visit of two months
to Mr.. and Mrs. Anslem GARRISON, Big
Spring. Miss Bette Clarkson remained
with her grandparents. Mr.. Ansem
Clarkson is getting feeble, but is looking
better than he has for sometime. He
was with Mrs. S. p. Voolfolk while
here.
It affords me genuine delight TO chron.
icle two facts; that Mrs. ID. w. Lewis is
recovering and that DIR. d. @. Pusey after
a conflict with la grippe is victor. am
equally grieved to indite the intelligence
of Dick Ditto's relapse. Dick was able
to ride out and no doubt contracted cold
but speedy change for the better is
hoped. ut a.f.f..a4.9 rr...s-s
attended Sabbath school OF the M. L.
church last Sunday and spent an inter
esting and instructive hour. The Sup
erintendent, Mr.. Tom Teare, is efficient
and painstaking. The teachers all in
terested in their work. An entertain
ment for the children is on the program
for Christmas. The ladies OF the church
will have novel entertainment some
time during the holidays, besides, the
Missionary societies Of the Methodist
and Baptist churches will have an even
ing Of exercises together. Save up your
/ coppers and nickels--not to mention dol
lars and dimes,
Surprises, pleasant ones, are far more
agreeable than anticipated pleasures and
il was just 80 when that white winged
messenger" came a few days since from
that cousin OF mine, Edwin Foote, book
keeper for Glenmore Distilling Co., of
Greensboro. 1t was freighted with kind
expressions for me and mine, with
happy account OF his own little flock, fol-
lowed by description OF a trip east TO
our relatives. He tells me that the will
OF the late JsB. Alexander is. still miss
ing, tho one was executed in 90. There
by "hangs tale" Wills are not spirit
ed away unless the spirit is clothed in
habiliments OF the flesh. Ed says he
takes great interest in these letters. I'm
glad to know that they afford him the
slightest pleasure and I'm happy TO hear
from a number OF friends that they en-
Joy communicating with me through
this medium.