The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-06-28
McDANIELS.

Miss Liza Parsons has returned from
Antioch.
Chester, son Of Mr.. Will Jarboe, is
quite sick.
The majority of our farmers are in the
harvest field.
Mr. Mat Jarboe, of Glendeane, was
here Sunday.
Miss Kate Glascock was in town one
evening this week.
A sewing machine agent has been here
doing first class work.
Mr.. Joe Glascock and wife were at Mr..
John MERGERS Sunday.
Mr.. Tom Frank and family were in
Leitcbfield this week.
Prayer meeting at the church the first
Sunday afternoon. All should attend.
Mr.. Sam Parsons and family were here
Sunday and visited at Mr. John MERGERS.
A picnic is advertised for this place to-
morrow, Saturday and another for July
9Th.
DIR. r.. II. McMullin was in Glendeane
this week and brought new cart home
with him.
By request Rev. f. N. Metcalfe preach
ed in the Baptist church last Sunday
afternoon.
Bro. Pumphrey and wife passed
through town last week enroute to
Leitchfeld.
Mr.. Dan Hicks heart is in the right
place, especially when it comes to divid-
ing cherries.
Miss Ned Hunter, our pretty little
blonde, went to Leitchfield this week to
visit her father.
We took drive over the Glendeane
road last week and we must say the men
did excellent work.
The fence has been moved in by the
side of Messrs. Rhodes and Fraize fields
and new road cut.
We understand that Mr.. Robby
Spencer has new reaper and selfbinder.
We did not hear whose make.
There is another little daughter at
Mr. John Millers. She arrived last Sun
day night and weighs nine pounds.
Mr.. j. p. Haswell, Jr., OF Hardinsburg,
was in our town last week, looking after
his interests. We wish him success.
Mr.. Albert Hays, son of Mr.. Dick
Hays, of Fordsville, is here visiting rela-
tives. He is quite nice looking boy.
Mr.. Chas. Frank has put up fancy
grocery in the post Office and carries a
nice line OF goods. We certainly wish
him success.
Several men claimed to have "broke
down" in the wheat field this week.
They say DIR. Hart is a hustler and put
them through, aHH.l' =
Anyone requiring assistance to gather
cherries would do well to call on Mr.. j.
Nick Mercer. He also cans them by
patent process"
Mr.. Moore Mcdonald has again re-
turned to our town to the delight OF his
friends. We believe he de-
cided not to accept position in Louis
Vile.
There is a fine COW and calf at the par
sonage and the members are to pay for
her and keep her as a parsonage cow"
She was brought in by our accommodate
ing steward.
Mrs. Jarboe, our merchants mother,
has been suffering SO intensely with
sore foot that walking was almost an i'm
possibility. We certainly hope il will
be nothing very serious.
Report came here that young lady,
and beloved here, was to be |
married in Louisville the Goth of this
month. AS we have heard nothing more
we shall not give names.
Mr.. George Haiser and family, of
Eveleigh, were here last Sunday night
the guests of Mrs. Ned Cannon they
went to Gendeane the next day. Mr..
Haiser sold his store at Eveleigh with
the intention OF moving to Texas. Not
being pleased with the country he is
now seeking location elsewhere.
Mr.. G. F. Williams, prominent young
of Daviess county; has re-
Gently returned from the Willmore Col
lege and is expected here soon to visit
Rev. Cundiff and family. Mr.. Williams
is prepareing for the ministry and will
probably remain during the summer and
take course OF study under Bro. Gun
diff.
We certainly were not fishing for q
when we spoke OF your
''first-best" correspondent still we would |
be quite ungrateful did we not thank her |
for the nice things said about our poor
productions" Often we are disguised
and think that each letter is almost a re-
petition Of the preceding one, but then
our readers must take into consideration
that we have almost the smallest town in
existence to write from.
Now we have some startling news.
Not that cyclone has struck our town
or bomb shell exploded in our midst
but that our post Office will change
hands the first of July. Mr.. Dockery