The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-09-22
BEWLEYVlLLE.
Floral, Ky, Sept. Is, 1897.

The farmers are busy cutting corn.
2. T. stith sold his apples last week.
Mrs. John Frakes has returned home.
G. D. Hardaway has been filling his
silo this week.
Mrs. Chas. Gross has gone to her home
at the Falls of Rough.
Mics Celestia Beavin made visit to
IIardinsburg last week.
Miss Lena johnson has been quite
sick for a week or more.
Our public school opened with good
attendance Monday Sept. 10.
Miss Cola Orendorf, OF Clifton Mills,
visited Miss Ollie Payne last week.
The cold wave reached here Friday
and we feel much better for the change.
Bro. Walton, of Big Spring, was in the
neighborhood Thursday on church bust
ness.
Misses Stella Paul and Ollie Payne
took Miss Cola Orendorf to her home
Friday.
Miss Blanche Jolly visited relatives at
Chenault from Wednesday to Tuesday
Sept. 2lst.
Pierce Hardaway and Miss Lena Drury
attended Quarterly meeting at Branden-
burg Sunday.
The Epworth League will hold liter
airy meeting Oct 2, 7;30 p. m. The sub
ject is to be Eph. 10.
Chas. Drury's colt show was a success.
He held it in Mr.. Northern's lot, quite
crowd in attendance.
Mrs. Chas, Drury accompanied her
husband to Hardinsburg last Monday
and was the guest of Miss Mary Board.
Mr.. Albright, who moved from the
VIM. Bewley place last December is
again in charge Of the same to the COM
fort OF folks near by.
The Fourth Quarterly meeting, Of Big
Spring, conducted by Rev. G. B. Overton,
presiding elder, Sept. and 5, was de-
lightful occasion, a success complete.
The "White Cap" company that APP
peared in our midst one night sometime
ago reminded one of Jonah's gourd,
(which came up in a night and persisted
in night"
Our services we're Sunday 10. Sunday
school in the NJ. f church and a sermon
by Bro. Lewis and communion in the
Baptist church in the morning and Ep-
worth League meeting in the evening.
If you want to read something extra
good and entertaining read the letters
from DR.. Hoss, who has gone across the
continent and Bishop Galloway who has
been to Brazil, in the Nashville Chris
tian Advocate.
Mrs. w. II. Perrin, who was formerly
OF Breckenridge county, and has for sew
eral years been a resident of Falkland,
will move to Alabama this week. 1t is
with much regret that we write this and
we know her many friends will be sorry
to know that she is to leave. Mrs. Per-
rim was recently bereft OF her son, Guy,
who died OF consumption. We tender
her our heartfelt sympathy and love and
wish her happy life in her new home.
During the three weeks that there
were no items in the News from Bewley-
vile several things transpired that de-
serve to be written in the chronicles OF
news which are as follows: Miss Ada
Drury left to teach in Crescent Hill; Mrs.
DIR. Smith. Of Louisville, visited relations
here Mrs. Cochran, OF Carrollton, spent
fortnight with Mrs. G. II. Drury, her
sister; Mrs. I. L Snyder, of Louisville,
visited her husbands friends for week;
Mrs. Will Burch and Mrs. Bryant with
their children spent sometime with their
cousin, Mrs Y T. Stith; Misses Jamison
and Miss Moorman, OF Greensboro, were
the guests OF the family Of w. N Drury
few days Ms. Alonz) Bennett enter
tanned several Of her relatives.