The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-05-30
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Miss Jennie Hardin is in Custom 10
visit Mrs. Mumford's family.
Miss Bertha Lewis is in Louisville for
a stay with friends and relatives.
Bro. Cherry, son, and Mrs Weldon
Barnett attended district conference at
Vine Grove.
ID w. Lewis is off for an insurance
tour and will combine drumming. for a
stationery firm.
Mrs. w. 4. Wimp, aud little grand
daughter, Robbie ,Brashear, have come
from Greensboro.
Mr.. r. T. Herndon is expected from
Akron, Ohio, this week to spend some
time with bis family.
Mrs. CART RICHARDSON and Miss Jennie
Roberts were, the guests OF Mrs. z. It.
Herndou last Sunday.
Mrs, James Phillips and daughter are
spending the week with. Mis-. Thos.
Ditto at Arlington place.
Mr.. and Mis-. Campbell (nee Maude.
Clark were visitors last week OF Mrs.
Ben Allan and Ms. DIR. Marlette.
Mr.. George Brown, of Louisville, was
here last Sunday to see one of Meade's
fairest and sweetest young ladies'.
Mr.. Miller came down from Louisville
last Saturday night to see his wife who
is still a visitor to relatives here.
Miss Mamie Daughtery and her two
sisters came in from Ekron last Sunday
to attend the Catholic church here.
Aunt Martha Haynes is quite low, but
giving up the world with her is only
happy transition to brighter, happier
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Proctor X. Malin, OF Ash
land, are. expected next Saturday to
spend the month OF June with Mrs. s. G.
Malin.
Charlie hewitt Was at home last Sun
day looking we'll and full of interest
about his approaching commencement at
Cecilian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Achilles Norman, OF
Big Spring, were in town shopping last
"Wednesday, also Mr.. Lum Craycroft
and daughters.
Mrs Chepeze Wathen has been right
sick and typhoid fever was apprehended
by DR.. Pusey, but at this writing she is
better, much to our qualification.
Could take the interest once did in
affairs Of the world, how gladly l would
respond to Charlie Nevitt's kind, person.
al invitation to be present at his COM
mencement.
Mrs. McMeador, her daughter, Mrs.
George Kerfoot and husband will leave
Kentucky this week for Colorado Springs
to remain through the summer. when
they will return to Elreno, Oklahoma.
Father ,Herbuth preached last Sunday,
and gave the young people of his con-
gregatIon practical talk on. night dane
ing, He is strict in his views Of ,propri-
ETY., health, and perfectly fearless in
opinions when for the good Of his flock.
Mr.. Thos. Ditto, says he will have,
in. the way of fruit, but grapes. The APP
pies he hoped for seem blasted, and veg
citation he thinks is, injured from this
blackberry winter-ubeans, peas, look
yellow, but perhaps few days of sum
shine may iniuse new life into them.
Miss Hilda Mattingly was the guest Of
Mrs. Chas Coleman last Thursday, en-
route for Wolf Creek to see her sister,
Mrs. Swings. She will visit Miss Mamie
Hardin at Alton, Ind and friends in
Breckenridge county before she returns
| to her home at Woodland.
Mr.. Jim Smith and daughter, of Hard
in county, spent last Thursday night with
Mrs. James Lewis and family. Mr..
Smith was an old schoolmate way back in
the seventies, and vas one OF the heroes
here the night OF tho famous Horace Bell
excitement, which he can relate in
all OF its details.
| DiO' iiaSdu has JuoI ictutucu HOH
Dallas, Texas, where the Southern Bap-
fist Convention was held. He was. also
at the Methodist Conference at Memphis,
Tenn. He then came through Missouri
and visited his former place OF minister
ial labors. He gave a brief but enter
tanning talk about his trip.
The Baptist choir has been organized
and is acquitting itself admirably. Moth
ing adds so much to attract outsiders, as
good singing and music. Then those
who come, often remain aud are benefit
ted. The Methodist, too, will haye a
choir, and it is needed to encourage the
minister and assist congregational sing
ing.
| notice Children's Day has already
been observed in the M. +. church at
Hardinsburg and ! ipd that, many here
object to the celebration Of the day, argu,
ing that it encourages pride and vanity
in children and is therefore productive OF
more harm than good. All OF which /
do not believe and am sorry that such
view should be taken OF it. The day is
TO be observed this year in many places
on the 10th of June. The celebration OF
this day originated with the jubilee of
the centenary OF Methodism in 1866, and
1t has been observed ever since In that