The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-02-20
BEWLeYvILLE.

Mr.. Frank Wade was in town Tuesday.
TJ. Jolly was in Hardinsburg Mon
day,
Va new baby boy at Bion Jolly's, born
Feb. 9Th.
Miss Ellie Smith continues her stay at
Mr.. Beavin's.
Mrs. y T. Stith is now reveling in
"Home Comfort"
Mr.. Blanford ran of to Hardinsburg to
attend Court, too.
w. w. Keath has been at Hardins-
burg on Petit jury.
Mrs Seaman, OF Louisville, come among
us to assist in the meeting.
Y. T. Stith attended court at Hardins-
burg a couple Of days this week.
Miss Vera Paul, OF Vine Grove, is Wis
ting the family OF Mr.. G. p. Paul.
Bro. Snyder filed his pulpit Saturday
and Sunday at 1 o'clock, Feb. 10th and
18th.
Mrs. Tom Ditto is much better and
will, probably, soon be able to return
home.
Bro. Hawkins and Miss Lille Joyce,
OF Louisville, still remain working in our
meeting.
Deputy sheriff Gardner was in town
Friday looking up witnesses for the
Wilhoite case.
Mrs. Robert Hardaway and son are
visiting host of relatives and friends in
our neighborhood.
w. II. Cain, Sr, was somewhat indis-
posed the first of the week, but we are
glad to note he is we'll now.
Misses Mary and Katie Allen, OF West
Point, have been among us couple Of
weeks attending our revival.
pr. WIN. Strother visited Miss Lena
Drury Thursday and Friday. Fine time
for sleighing, and don't forget the bells.
Bro. George Morris has been attending
our meeting. He has helped us by
preaching and other ways, and judging
from his actions been helped himself
The firm of Drury, Bennett & Co.,
have invoiced, DIVIDED and separated.
We now have three stores, and hope you
folks who have money and want goods
come give us a CALL
Farm work has been at been at a
standstill for several weeks on account Of
the severe cold weather. Lood for stock
grows sea Ger and the cry OF "hard times"
is heard on everyside.
And the weather. We are still hard
at work warming ourselves and keeping
the frost line" at the door. We are
surfeited with gazing on the beautiful
snow and long YEARLY for change.
Little Hurlbut Cain, whose folks have
attended the meeting regularly leaving
him home by the fire says che wishes
they would have a meeting for little
boys, and he wants Bro. Sermon to
preach"
The News money writers "clatter"
with much Common Sense" on the diff
ferent views of that much discussed
question, but as in the days of Mother
Goose so it is with us Bewleyvillians
''The want OF money makes us sad"
Miss B. Ada Drury closed her school
here Feb. 9Th. The next Monday she
went over to Irvington and began a
school there. We ought to have her
here and know those people are Sin
luck" What will our friend do for in
spiration.
We folks once had couple of nice
friends, Mr.. Herbert Cain and Miss Jen-
ME Cox. Since Dec. goth they have
been "lost to sight" and as they are to
memory DEAR" we would be glad Ia
have them come back to us. The sup,
position is they have strayed to the
Honeymoon"
The other day saw a dear girl receive
a check for only half of the amount due
her for teaching the month of Jan ]
shared her disappointment and gave hei
my sympathy. Is it any more dishonest
for one person to take from another one
person what does not belong to him than
for body of persons from another body
Kentucky is disgraced and the persons
in authority are responsible, and should
set about to make this thing right The
Democrats will have this to pack as the
Editor said, and it will be a grevioui
burden.
Bro. Cundiif returned home last Mon.
day, was TO i'll to come back again, but
our meeting continues up to to-day (Sun-
day. 1t has been unique as we'll as
pleasant and "A success. Bro. Hawkins
took the lead and the four ladies' above
mentioned, who are all preachers, work
ed faithfully. There have been several
conversions and the good work l think
is OF lasting kind. All these folks are
sanctified and preach a complete saliva
ton Our town has been in lively dis.
cussion on this subject all the while
To those who oppose | want to say, "Be
careful" There is much in the Bible in
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