The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-06-21
McDANIELS.

bro. Roberts was in town TINS week.
We hear that Mr. Ken Rhodes is quit,
sick.
Mr.. Chris Frank was in Leitchfeld las
week.
Wanted Enough brooms to supply the
town.
Mr.. Mat Jarboe, of Glendeane, was
here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coke visited at Mr.. Joe
Parsons last Sunday.
Mr. Dan Hicks and wife visited at Mr..
Jim Parsons this week.
Miss Nettie Parsons spent last Sunday
with Miss Alice Dockery.
Mrs. Lou Bradley is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Allison Glascock.
Mr.. Tom Frank and family were at Mr..
Horace Hunters last Sunday.
The sunday-school here have decided
not to celebrate Children's Day.
DIR. Hart, wife and daughter, Temple,
were at Mr.. Joe Parsons last Sunday.
Rev. L. n. Metcalfe preached in the
Baptist church last Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Lon Glascock is having cellar
made, something that every family needs.
Mr.. Horace Hunter, who is at work in
Leitchfeld, visited his family here last
Sunday.
Two peddlers in town to-day, Mr.. Ber-
man and son, with spring wagon full of
nice goods.
Two dinings last week. One at Mrs.
Mollie Hart's the other at Mrs. Willie
Coke's. Both given in honor of Mrs. Mat
Hicks, of Calhoun.
Rev. +. N. Metcalfe has surely said or
done something quite Ridiculous or at
tracted crowd in some peculiar way for
he is now being called Sam Jones.
A gentleman here took his wife driving
in cart to test her love. She says she con-
siders it no test for in cart one is COM
PEELED TO hold on even il they do not love.
Rev. Emmett Glascock had one side OF
his nose operated on while in Louisville
and will have an operation performed on
the other side The treatment is quite
severe.
Mr.. Bob Parsons absence was quite
noticeable last Sunday. We did not in
quire, but supposed he was over in Gray
son airing that handsome new suit and
pressing his suit" at Spurrier's Chapel.
The fourth Quartely meeting for this
circuit will meet here the fourth Satur-
day and Sunday in July. A Holiness
Association will be held in connection
with it, beginning Wednesday before.
Soloman says "There is nothing new
under the sun, but we beg leave to diff
fer from him. Only this week we saw
our young M. D., ride his horse through
town in walk. Something is surely
going to happen.
Mrs. Moore Mcdonald, who has been
visiting his father here, left last Friday.
We hear that Mr.. Mcdonald will not re-
turn to Chattanooga, but after visiting
Louisville and several points viii return
here the latter part of the summer.
Rev. B. A. Cundiff and wife leave to-
morrow for Alexandra's Chapel, Then,
after spending few days with their son
in Hardin county. they will go to Sonora
to attend the District Conference, then
visit friends in Long Grove before return
ing home.
Mrs. Sam Parsons and daughter, and
Mrs. Sue Mercer visited at their fathers
last week. Mrs. Parsons and daughter
have returned, but we regret to learn that
Mrs. Mercer will remain at home for
some time, as she is quite an acquisition
to our neighborhood.
Elder Louis Wells and friend, Of Salt
Lake City, Utah, two Norman Divines,
were here last week trying to get a place
to preach but failed. 1t is to be hoped
that our people,are too wise to counten-
ance such men. We hear that Grayson
county spoke of giving two Morman's
spring suits of star and feathers" unless
they left the county. 1t might be 'the
right thing in the right place." still it
would be quite waste.
We would like to tell you Of some inn
provement in our little town, but as far
as we know there is not even a new
chicken coop and white wash is thing
of the past. When we called on our mer-
chant for lime he assured lis that he did
not "handle it." We can't say that we
blame him for it is rather hard on the
hands, but still in the Spring where paint
is wanting coat OF whitewash is as ben
eficial TO fence as soap and water is to
the average "small boys" face.
What lectures we do get. II we write
about bachelor he tells us he will put
something in on us, then when we spoke
of the doctor and his gun he told us we
were not the only one who could use a
pencil, but now, as the children say, 1--WE
have done gone and done it," We failed
to put two married mems names in the
paper and how they do lecture. Had not
had their names in for some time and
thought when they came all the way
from Antioch and carried plows home on
their shoulders that we surely would no
tice it, We did see them, took in the