The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-11-01
McDANIELS.

Mr. Louis Brady was in Leitchfeld last
Friday.
Mr.. Joe Glascock was in 1eitch6eld
Saturday st4tfI ff
Mr. Hubert Roberts was here again
Sunday.
Mr.. Will Clark was in Leitchfeld
Monday.
Little Estes Hart is numbered with
the sick.
Mrs Jim Glascock has returned from
Long Grove. 80
MIR. Claycomb of Webster, was in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. Steve Critchlow was sick several
days this week.
Mr.. Sam Henninger, Of West View,
was in town Sunday.
Mr.. Basterfeld Burton was in town
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Clyde Hicks and wife were here
Sunday at Mr.. Coke's.
Mr.. Mike Miller, our next Repr, senta-
tive. Don't lose your vote.
Mr.. John Moore and wife visited at
Mr.. Ned. Carman's Sunday.
We are becoming quite uneasy for fear
we will lose one Of our iavorite girls.
While hauling logs last Saturday Mr..
Dan Hicks hurt his right leg quite badly.
Mr.. Lon Gascock and family left for
Meade county Tuesday to visit relatives.
Mr.. Morris and wife, Of Antioch, visit
ed at Mr.. Jim Jsrboes Saturday and Sun
day. i''H
Mrs. B. A. Cundiff aud daughter, Miss
Leila, visited at Mr.. Joe Glascock's last
week.
Aunt julie Mcdaniel went to Leitch-
field Monday to lay in her winter sup
plies. X
Miss Kate Glascock came Home from
her school Friday afternoon, returning
Sunday. Ell.
Miss Mamie Huff and brother, OF Cave
| Spring, visited at Mrs. Horace Hunters
Monday.
Mr.. John Heninger wife and baby, of
Cave Spring, attended services here Tues
day night.
Miss Minnie Rhodes fell from ladder
at the school house and nearly broke her
right arm.
Quite a number from Antioch and
Cave Spring attended services here the
4th Sunday.
Mr.. Bill Hunter has been suffering
with bone felon and had his finger
split this week.
\ Mr.. Driskell and wife and Miss Drisk-
I ell from Cave Spring, attended church
kere Wednesday.
b Mr.. Horace Butler and Miss Bena
Roberts, of Cave Spring, were at Mr..
Horace Hunters Sunday.
Mr.. Jim Glascock and wife and Mrs.
Vaudeville Galloway and daughter,
Zilpah, were at the parsonage Sunday.
One of the candidates, Mr.. Drskell,
was at MIR. Coke's Saturday and Sunday,
and made good impression on our peo-
pie.
Rev. Jim Galloway and family, of
Hardin Springs, are visiting realitives
near here and Bro. Galloway will preach
at Cave Spring. the 9th Sunday.
Mr.. Wash hewitt, wife and two child
rem, of Fordsvilr, came over Saturday
and remained untS Assday with Mr..
Nevitt's mother Mrs. eSggins.
Only three men brought beef here
Saturday to be shot for. Just think OF it
fifteen hundred dollars. Why don't
some one come and collect the money?
Messrs. Bob Parsons and ]. Nick Mer-
I Ger left Monday for the Worlds Fair.
We are quite uneasy about the boys as
they went alone, but hope they won't
get lost
Thursday night after church some
horses became frightened and ran back
against Mr. John MERGERS horse causing
il to run off and tear up his buggy. Fort
unately no one was in the buggy,
Mr.. Joe Glascock is hustler" Just
after conference he decided that the
preachers horse was not good enough for
these rough roads, SO they went to work.
The result, one of the best horses in the
county is now in the parsonage stable.
Mr.. Robertson, of Daviess county on
his return from Louisville, where he had
been to attend the Grand Lodge, spent
several days here with his sister, Mrs.
Harrol, then visited another sister, Mrs.
Brown, of Garfield, before returning
home.
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