The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-09-13

McDANIELS.

Mr.. Horace Hunter is still confined tC
his bed.
Mr. John Mercer was in HardinsburI
Monday.
Rev. Anthony Cannon was in Leitch
field last week.
Mr.. b. A. Cundiff went to Antioch, re
turning Monday.
Mrs. Mary Wilson is visiting her sisteI
Mrs. Will Hampton.
Mr.. Mat. Jarboe, of Glendean, was here
Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. Bob and Miss Lizzie Mercer were
at Antioch Thursday.
Another little boy last week and it is al
Mr.. "Huse" Critchlon's.
Mr.. Cliff Howard is teaching quite 9
successful school at Antioch.
Miss Liza Parsons is spending several
days with friends at Antioch.
Mrs. Jarboe is at Glover Creek visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Patterson.
Prof Mcclure, of Magnolia, was guest
at Mr.. Cap Carriers this week.
Miss Lucy Clarkson, of Big Spring, is
attending the Antioch meeting.
Mr.. Pat Garner will begin his duties in
the school at Habit, KY, Monday.
Mr.. Tom Hunter, of Leitchield, visited
his parents here Wednesday night.
Mr.. Fred Fraize and daughter, Miss
Mittie, were at Jacksonville Tuesday.
DR.. Hart has at last succeeded in get
ting a saw mill and it is here at work.
Mr.. Dick Hays is at Cave Spring visit
ing his mother and brother, Mr. Joe
Hays.
Born, to the wife of Mr.. Ollie Howard,
the night of the 3rd, "a bouncing baby
boy"
Mr.. Mercer and daughter, OF Rosetta,
are visiting his daughter, Mrs. Gap"
Garner.
Mr.. b. Tucker has returned from the
Worlds Fair, but says he cannot begin
to tell all he saw.
Mr.. Sam Parsons, wife and children,
are visiting Mrs. Parsons mother, near
the Falls OF Rough.
Mrs. Doc Coke visited Mr.. Coke's meth
er this week and attended the celebra-
ton at jacksonville.
Messrs. John, Nick and Bob Mercer,
John Moore, Bill Hunter and Tom Frank
were at Hudsonville Tuesday.
Mrs. Dick Hays and son, of Fordsville,
after quite pleasant visit to relatives
here and at Antioch, have returned to
their home.
There has been a new pOstoffice APP
pointment. Shelter is the name of the
new Office and Mr. Bob Glascock is the
postmaster,
There was Wheeler meeting at the
school house last Saturday evening, and
Messrs. Lon Bradley, Nick Mercer and
DIR. McMullin were elected as delegates
to the convention.
Mr.. Will Hawkins, of Louisville, is as
sisting in the Antioch meeting and is ex-
pected here Saturday night. Mr.. Haw-
kins is brother-in-law to Bro. Cundif
and will also assist in the meeting at Alex
ander's Chapel.
Your correspondent spent several days
at Antioch this week, and found the two
Maltoon boys doing their duty. While
one takes his meals at home, but stays at
Mr.. Gamers, the other "holds forth" at
Mr.. Bob Glascock's.
Rev. b. A. Cundif has returned from
Texas and Mississippi. He has travelled
two thousand miles, preached forty times,
witnessed two hundred and eighty.five
conversions and three hundred and fifty
five specifications.
Just announce "dinneron the ground"
and the people will gather from the four
points of the compass. Such was the
case at Antioch last Sunday, but through
some misunderstanding the dinner was
missing. Those who attended from here
were: Mr.. Dan Hicks and wife, Mr.. Ned
Cannon and wife, Mr. Frank Compton,
wife and children, Mr.. Joe Parsons and
wife; Temple, Eula, Minnie and Guy
Hart, Mrs. Mary Wilson, Dr. II. II. Nc
Millin; Messrs. Nick Mercer, Bob Par
sons, Vernon Hunter and Tom Frank;
Misses Alice Dockery, Liza and Nettie
Parsons, Ned Hunter, Mittie Fraize and