The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-05-09
McDANlElS.

Mr.. Horace Hunter was in Leitchfeld
last week.
Little Gordon Rhodes is quite sick at
this writing.
John d. Frank of Leitchfeld, was here
last Tuesday.
]. L. Rhodes went to Evansville last
week to sell his logs.
Thos Frank, of Leitchfeld, is visiting
his cousin, Vernon Hunter.
Miss Kate Glasscock was the guest of
Mrs Belle Moore last Thursday.
V. B. Burton and j. T. Owen were
here last week looking after lot of
slaves.
Little Willie, son of j. T. Moore, had
his face very badly burned by flash OF
powder.
The cottage prayer-meeting was very
well attended at Mr.. Ed Cannon's Thurs
day night.
Farmers are hardly taking time to eat
or sleep, so anxious are they to get their
corn planted.
Mr.. Dan Hicks is the best gardener
and the kindest neighbor our little vii
lage boasts of.
John NJ. Harrel, who is attending the
Hardinsburg college, paid his parents a
visit last week.
Remember Browns excursion to Lou
isville, Saturday, May 26. Only Sl,0O for
the round trip.
Miss Addie Moore, of Eveleigh, was
visiting relatives here last week. Come
again Miss Addie.
Mrs. DIR. Hart and Mrs. Milton Coke
spent last Tuesday very pleasantly with
Mrs. L. o. Bradley.
Mr.. William Hunter and family, OF
Antioch, were guests at Mr.. Horace
Hunters last week.
Marsh Mercer, of Antioch, was here
last Wednesday bantering every man he
saw for horse swap.
Mrs. Will Dockery has returned from
pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs. Sam.
Henninger at West View.
Miss Cattle Cooper, who has been Wis
iting her brother, Mr.. j. Il. Cooper has
returned to her home at Ruth,
Bro. Metcalfe delivered the best of
many good sermons last Sunday. Those
who were not present missed treat.
Thos. Hunter, OF Leitchfeld, spent
several days here last week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Hunter.
We know of thirteen new carpets that
are either just finished or ready for weav-
ing Our good housewives are busy as
bees.
Mr.. Lawrence Glasscock and sister,
of Antioch, attended church at Pleasant
Hill Sunday and dined with Miss Ned
Hunter.
Reube Mcdaniel, of Terre Ilaute, Ind
is here visiting his many friends at his
boyhood home. He is doing well in
Indiana in spite OF hard times.
At log-rolling last Monday at Mr..
Frank Clark's, William Pool was seri-
ously hurt by being accidentally struck
on the head by hand spike. Willie
Jarboe also had the flesh torn from one
finger.
Mr.. ii. l. Coomes spent last Saturday
night at Kirk with his sister. Mrs. Joe
Mattingly. He had the pleasure OF
meeting there Miss Alice Mattingly, OF
Cloverport. Miss Alice,can not you give
us call before returning home.
We suppose the reason those wedding
chimes are 80 faint around Mcdaniel
postoiilce, is because Yellow Lake is two
miles distant. Margie when the happy
time arrives we wish you all the happi-
ness, and may your storms" prove a
blessing in disguise.
Bob Rhodes is a splendid hand to go
for doctor. He gets somewhere in the
vicinity and is invited in by one OF his
lady friends. After spending an hour or
80 in lively conversation and music, he
suddenly remembered that his mother
had sent him in post haste after an NJ.
ID. The last seen OF him he was shaking
the dust from his feet in hot pursuit OF
DIR. NJ. who was fast disappearing in the
distance.
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