The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-01-17
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ing relatives here.
Father IIerbeth had mass last Saturday
and Sunday mornings.
Ed Yeakel returned Sunday. viii
Howard is still prospecting.
Miss Lena Willitt spent Saturday and
Sunday with Miss Jennie Hardin
Mrs. G. G.. Moremen is able to walk a
little, but her ankle is still much swollen.
Miss Ella Dowden will teach in Fast
Hill school house instead OF Masonic
Hail.
Messrs Ed Yeakel and will Howard
are off on prospecting tour with an eye
to business.
Mr.. II. G. Woodson has purchased the
property OF Chas Bryant, now occupied
by Prof. i. j. McAulifie.
ilrs. Mollie ID. Carrico and Miss Bar
bsra Shacklett sp, mt last week with their
sister, Mrs. Thos Hamilton.
Bro. Hagan has accepted the call for two
Sundays, second and fourth, to this
church for the ensuing year.
The first of a series of cottage Prayer
Meetings" was held last Wednesday
night at the Parsonage. Next Wednes-
day at Mrs. Henry Harrington's.
Jim Richardson is putting up bust
ness house on the lot where VIM Mil
ler's tin shop stood on West Main.
Misses Minnie Casperke, Bette Clark
son and Pearle Ditto spent Saturday
night with Miss Emma Dee McGehee.
Mrs. Lennie Osborne, Bardstown, Mrs.
Lizzie Manning, Kansas and Miss Sue
Pope, Bullitt county, are visitors at Mrs.
| Alonzo Moremen's.
1t is simply astonishing how rumors
with actually no foundation, mere II
told you So" "They says" will roll and
gather. Vivid imaginations are popular
| Just now.
A lady in social circles prominent for
having delightful entertainments, will
give masquerade dance in February.
Please don't let it fall in Lent for that
| bars some of us out.
| had a pleasant chat with my Big
Spring friend, Mr.. Gabe Meador, on last
Thursday He reports the little villa
o. X. All but Mr.. John Hardin who
has another attac fromk his old enemy,
la grippe.
Mrs. Hardin, /, as your old teacher
and adviser, would suggest "Charade and
Proverb Socials," or Quotation Even
ing" Your minister, every member and
the children could engage and be beae-
flied. The church needs the cents, nick
les, dimes and dollars.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Efiie
Rawlings to Frank Julius Stephenson,
January 10Th, at Moran, Kansas. Efiie
is well known and much beloved in this
community, and We all wish her happi-
ness according to biblical measure,
pressed down and running over.
Jack Newton, son of Bro. Newton, who
was minister of the Methodist church
here about ten years ago, committed
suicide at Russellville, on the 9th, by
morphine. Jack was not altogether a
good boy and was always considered
eccentric. No cause assigned for the
rash act.
never heard word of "Strngency of
the times" during the past holidays.
Let us hope the popular topic, like the
ballad, "After the Ball." has been worn
thread bare. Let the Lamentations Of
jeremiah" be turned to the "Exultant
songs Of David" An optiniist everytime
TO pessimist.
l told you in the letter that never
came OF the handsome silver pitcher at
hewitt q Coughs, and about the guess
cards Last Friday the nuts in the jar
were counted and the cards -four or five
hundred) were compared. Several came
within one or two of the number, but
-hiS' % H. hdlih anu MIS- jim hlCudTu-
son guessed exactly and, of course, tied.
Mrs Malin bought Mrs. Richardson cut.
Early announcements for county offices
are still in order. Our genial friend.
Judge III. G. Rawlings will have opposi-
ton in our good-natured complacent
neighbor, Mr.. S. p. Voolfolk. II were
a man what dilemma | would be in,
Both such excellent citizens, efficient
Office holders, and sound Democrats.
Make your choice we legion of friends !
and support him through "thick and |
thin"
The day following a recent entertain
ment here, heard one OF the guests say
OF the hostess, "Why is it that Mrs. -
always says just the right thing to each |
one, why is it that she is so popular, so
sweet, good and agreeable p He then
added, 81 do wish there were more such |
women" I'll tell you the secret OF her
potent power, her irresistible charm.
She's loving and self-sacrifcing; she
doesn't harbor past grief, old repinings,
or cherish unpleasant thoughts which
make sepulchres of her soul and ceme-
terry for other people. She incites brain
culture, studies heart gentleness, charity,
and the anlar0amant Of |