The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-11-28
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Mr.. Melvin Gabbert, of Los Angeles,
CAL, visited his cousin, Mrs. Geo. Dow
den, last week.
Mrs. ITanes, OF Baldwin, Kansas, is
spending sometime with her daughter,
Mrs. d. w. Lewis.
Judge G.. G. Fairleigh and vile have
been TO Elizabethtown TO see their daugh-
ter, Mrs John Radley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris McGehee and Miss
Nellie and James Bickerstaf took dinner
Sunday with the family Of Mr.. James
Lewis.
To our young married friends, Mr. and
Mrs George Frymire, Of Union Star, a
baby boy-James Voolfolk, as welcome
as an angel visitant.
am indebted to Mrs. III. G. Woodson
for fascinating "Trilby," book which
has set ''artsts to reminiscencing, a
delicate essence, volatile as delicious.
Miss Opha Hay, one Of the most popu-
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her aunts, Mrs. u. T. Herndon, Mrs.
Martin and Miss Jen Hardin last week.
Mrs. Mat Jones, OF Masonic Home, and
Mr.. E. Ashcraft, of Louisville, came
down with Mr.. Estes remains and, were
guests Of Mrs. + Dowdy. Mrs. Sargent
and Miss Jennie were guests OF Mrs. Abe
Ditto.
Our young friend, Pete Fontaine, way
out in the Lone Star State, has been pow
erfully converted under Sam Jones,
much to the qualification of his dear
| mother.
| NRichard Willett. Jess Herndon and
George Voolfolk were here Sunday with
pursuit" written plainly on their coun-
tenances and if Possession" causes them
TO look as benignly all will surely be
well.
Rev. Mr.. Duvall from Seminary preach
ed Sunday. He is quite an orator, deal
er in flowers, rhetorical flights and fig
ures OF speech quite Cicerorian. Bro.
Hagan was here also and has been called
again for the ensuing year, but has net
accepted definitely.
/ am sorry, yes very sorry that l
omitted in my congratulatory remarks TO
successful candidates to say a word for
our popular assessors, Messrs. James
Bland and Noah Greenwell. Their re-
cord tho suflices as we'll as vox populi.
Mr.. Moore, the composer OF "Sweet
Mari" has realized twelve thousand dol
lars royalty tor his efforts to please pop
ular taste. "The Love l Lost When
Boy" (his own experienced and "Dear
Louise" are his latest productions and
have yet name to make.
Bro. Walton will begin a protracted
meeting at NJ. L church on Thursday
night, the Goth, assisted by Bro. Niles, an
ex-Baptist minister, who processes entire
sanctification, hence his church dismiss
ed him. Bro. Walton also holds to the
Second blessing" doctrine. Let us 90 to
hear them, we can't all see alike and it
never was intended.
Mr.. George Brown, of Louisville, was
at the Baptist church Sunday. He is
here to say good bye" and off for Chica-,
go where his company, Gnsurance) will
send him on business trip. l do not
know Mr.. Brown, but l certainly coin
eide with him when it comes to taste
and admiration for one OF our most adj
mirable, fair damsels.
Miss Ella Dowden has resigned her
position as teacher of West Hill school.
Miss Ella is thoroughly worn out from
school duties and un-nerved from its
irksome responsibilities and casts no re-
Election upon patrons or pupils in her re-
signation. Prof. +. j. McAulifFe has |
succeeded her and we are peculiarly |
fortunate district to have secured him.
He needs not a comment as a gentleman
or teacher.
The Republicans have simply taken
the "whole platter" They are claiming
the House of Representatives by more
than two-thirds majority. They will
have the Senate and Democrats concede
that Republicans win organize the
Senate. Well it is monotonous amt it?
Let's turn to something else. For in
stance, our stores are all getting ready
for Xmas goods and Main street will
soon don holiday apparel. A relief isn't
IL?
notice the Rosetta correspondent
speaks OF being pleased through the
News to hear from Mrs. Frank Sterett,
Of Dakota. Mrs, Sterett was Miss Kittie
llerndon, of Breckenridge county. /,
90, was gratifed to have tidings of an
I'D friend and schoolmate and to know
ME was prospecting and had a family of
interesting children. Kittie was beau
iful girl of an amiable, confding nature
md one can well imagine her children
would rise and call her blessed" She
vas daughter of the late Mr.. Richard
ierndon whose second wife still lives at
he old homestead.
What about child studying grammar |
Veil you can send your child TO school
I'LL the day OF his death and the idioms
4 the home circle rather than the school I
Dom will cling to him or her and correct l
peech rests almost entirely on the con- :
ersation in the family. Children will