The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-11-22
MOOLEYvlLLE.

Miss Mary Dutschke was in town last
week shopping.
Misses Durbin, who have typhoid fever
are convalescent.
Misses Jennie Stallman and Nora Man
ming were in town last week.
Miss Ada Hayden was in town last
week experimenting new carpet.
Mrs. Lum Sewers, Union Star, paid her
mother, Mrs. Parr, visit last week.
Health of the community very good.
Miss Kate McGill, who has been quite
sick for sometime, is improving slowly.
VIM. Solbrig, the great timber man,
was circulating recently among friends
here.
Mr.. Paul Mills, OF Rhodelia, was the
guest of Mary Kaufman, nee Warren,
last week.
Miss Mahala Greenwell, who has been
spending few weeks with Mrs. w. Cart
near Union Star, came home last Sunday.
Miss Ellen O'Bryan, Of Rhodelia, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Egart, last
week, and attended the Jarboe-O' Bryan
nuptials.
Our new preacher, Bro. Hartfort was
with us last week and delivered an excel
lent sermon at the new church Seth
semina" last Sunday.
Mr.. B. +. Parr, Manchester, Ills, form
erly Of Mooleyville is well and highly
pleased with his school. He sends res
poets to his Breckenridge county friends.
J. F. Jarboe and Miss Lum O'Bryan
were married last Wednesday at St.
Therisa's church. Bev. Raoux officiat-
ing. May their halcyon day of wedlock
be only the incipiency of brighter and
happier days to come.
Several couples from here attended
church at Shiloh last Sunday and were
well pleased with Bro. Wardrup's SER
mon. 1t was forcible, profund, without q
waver of doubt. There was truth in all
he said. He calls spade a spade and
handles it without gloves, even if it Bills
tiers. We are inclined to believe he is
made of that kind of stuff that made
martyrs in olden time.
VIM. Mitchell and Miss Melissa Cum
ningham were married last week. Miss
Cunningham is the beautiful and only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Cunning
ham refined and cultered young lady,
and is worthy of the greatest love and
admiration. We offer to them our
heartiest congratulations, and predict for
them happy future, earnestly hoping
that their married life may be pleasant
and prosperous one with no cloud to
darken its pathway or mar its beauty.
The young husband and wife are held in
the highest esteem by our people and
chary with words of sincere congratula-
tions.
Come again Wolf Creek as you re-
marked of Mooleyville, your letters are
very interesting When / was "wee"
school girl, Wolf Creek was my home for
several years. Those rocks and hills
that surrounded the old school house on
which childish joys were cherished l
often reflect back to those happy days
with great pleasure A great number of my
old associates have married and many
have sweetly and triumphantly passed
from earth's labors and sorrows to a realm
Of rest and younger ones are now the
society people Of the place, yet you all
seem dear to me still.
Mr.. G. r. Conway, of Jacksonville,
ILL.,, was the guest of Miss Eta Parr, last
week. He has been circulating among
relatives and friends for several days and
left last week via Leitchfeld, KY, to
visit his sister, Mrs. Kate Bradley, who
is very low. Mr.. Charley is deserved
ly popular and highly cultured young
gentleman. He was raised in Meade
county where he has large circle of
friends. He left here several years ago
to visit relatives in the Western States
and becoming so attached to the grand
prairies and his surroundings, months
have rolled by and numbered into years
"tho' years of absence have only added
Improvements to him. IT'S amusing to
hear him relate in his jovial way his
travels ana experiences. Lheard one of
his old swerthearts (P) remark, he was
better looking today than he was ten
years ago, think he should feel him
self elated by the compliment and not
stay away ten years again.