The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-01-19
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@. NJ. hewitt and sister, Miss Lena,
have returned from Louisville.
The town responded willingly to the
call to help dependent orphans.
Wolf Greek has sent in a nice contri-
button to the Home, Cedar Grove also.
Six babies will be at the Home. Come
to see them and bring a token Of love.
@. M.sNeyitt got out breezy little
paper last week called The Weekly
News.
Miss Mary Taylor is with her aunt,
Mrs. Thomas Hamilton, to spend some
time.
Mr.. Bob jolly is securing many boquets
in the way Of compliments from reporto-
rial quilts.
My cousin, Geo. Alexander, is being
heard from and is on some important
committees.
Mrs. Hesson's mother came up from
Leitchfield last week, to spend some
time with her.
WANTED-some kind hearted farmer
to donate good COW TO the Home. Poor
little bottle babies must have milk.
Rev. w. Hesson will lecture on the
Lucille Home at Big Spring, Thursday
night and at Garrett Friday night.
Garrett will furnish a room at the
Home called "The Peoples Room"
Clint Crutcher is much interested.
1t is as great to be a noble foe as it is
to be a true friend. 1 would take the
former every time to pretended friend.
There will be an Aid Social at the
Lucille Home on Saturday night Every
body cordially invited. Proceeds for the
Home.
Barney Worland has been quite sick,
hence the Christian Contributor Society
did not meet at Mrs. Coughs last Satur.
day night,
A musical festival and a state fair,
tro.ting races, horse show and Satel-
lite's parade are attractions that are
booked for Louisville in 1898.
E. V. Bishops weekly letters on poul-
try that are appearing in the Meade
Messenger are very interesting to one
engaged in that line of business.
The church debt ION M. E. chdrch) is
about paid. Bro. Hesson says only
thirty.six dollars remains and one OF the
best men in the church assures him it
will come.
1t is rather suspicious when doors
creak in the wee sma' hours and young
men tip-toe in. "ren Nights in Bar
Room" is fine book to read till morn
ing dawns.
The Poultry Show in Louisville was
not success financially, but number
of beautiful birds were exhibited and
they will finally be educated up to the
importance of more interest being mani
tested.
The Columbine so say botany students
at the classic Hub" may at last be our
national f)wer and good seasons are
assigned for its selection. We should
certainly have floral emblem as other
nations.
The Epworth League had literary
exercises last Sunday night, Ruth Phil
lips and Lula Voolfolk recited, Both
girls are gifted in that line. 1t is hard
to revive an interest in the League as
only few take part.
First cousins (the Legislature says
may not be able to marry in Kentucky.
Anyhow, the bill is up for discussion.
If first cousins are determined to marry
Gretna Creme, will be found sure.
People cannot control love.
The attendance at the Ladies' Aid and
the Missionary Society has been very
small ell the winter. The society at
Hardinsburg should be an example for
us to do better for 1898. was glad to
read that excellent report.
Mrs. S. G. Malin went to Vine Grove
last Saturday to see her mother from
there she goes to Greensboro. We shall
miss Mrs. Malin in all church work as
she was ever at the helm and duty was
always her first consideration.
Mrs. DR.. Pusey and Miss Maydee
Pusey furnished room at the Lucille
Home complete in every detail. 1t is a
pretty, bright, substantial room, emble-
matical of that sweet, bright girl and
substantial as her good mother.
Deboe and Blackburn are Kentuckians
but when it comes to a horse race
Deboe is not ito the manner born"
Blackburn regards his colleague as off
and went to the races by himself.
Now you know once Mr.. Editor, l was
afraid we might put band around your
head and upon reading all the nice
things about you in the Conte mporaries
we might have to yet. / am impatient
for that coming illustrated sheet.
The Lucille Orphans Home is fully
established at Mrs. s @. Mains property
next door to Baptist church on West
Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Hesson are in charge