The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-06-14
STEPHENSPORT

Rain and hot weather to let.
Miss Katie Crawford was in Clover
port Friday,
Several from Union Star attended ser-
vices Sunday.
Evarts English is home from Lexiug-
ton College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Ferry leave
Thursday for Michigan.
Baptist Sunday School is changed from
afternoon to $3.50 a. m.
Mrs. w. B. Hanks spent a few days
last week in Cloverport.
Mr., and Mrs. S. G. Reynolds, of Rome,
attended church Sunday.
John jarrett, who has been attending
school at Hardinsburg is home.
The Misses Crosson, of Cloverport,
spent Sunday with Miss Georgia Nc
Cubbins,
Mrs A. Crawford and daughter, Miss
Ida, attended the Convention at Irving
ton Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phllo D. Hawkins, I'M
ion Star, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs R. A. Shellman.
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Payne and Mrs.
H. Dowell attended the funeral services
OF near relative at Sample, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B, Helm and grand
son, Helm Vaughn, spent several days
last week, in Irvington and attended the
Sunday School Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Sargent, son and
daughter, Mrs. Will Camp and Gardner
Hawkins, of Fordsville, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. r A. Shellman.
Mrs. F. B, Lacy and children, who
have been spending while with her
parents, left Thursday for her home near
HOpkinsville, accompanied by her
brother, Rev. w. H. English.
Regular services we're held in the Bap-
test church Saturday and Sunday by the
pastor, u. Farrell. The IL o'clock SER
vices Sunday, was one of the most prec-
ious meetings ever known by the Steph-
ensport Baptist church. The Holy spirit
in all His power was with us, and the
words of our pastor seemed indeed to be
blessed. A wave Of praise and thankful
ness spread over and through the entire
congregation during the services and at
the close four united with the church,
one by letter and three by experience,
one having been converted during the
morning services, and one, an old man
whose head was whitened and step get
ting feeble, came forward, but not being
entirely satisfied with his experience,
asked for more time and the prayers Of
the Christians. This service will long
be remembered by those present as one
Of our best. The additions TO the church
were DIR. q. E. Shively by letter, Mr..
and Mrs Sam Dix and Hewitt Hawkins
by experience.
The house plunderer has been in our
midst He or they gave our town call
a few nights ago. Making him or their
selves quite familiar with the front
doors, pantrys, silverware, aud loose
change of half dozen or more OF our
homes. Our front doors we're opened as
II by magic, leaving the contents OF our
homes at the mercy of the man or men
OF nerve, and on awaking, pants Of all
colos aud sizs we're missed, silverware
gone, -four barrels emptied, gardens de-
moraizsd aud other damages too numer-
GUS 10 mention, but grief to the thief,
and luck to the loser, party from up
the river appeared at the break OF day.
hunting a skiff, this same slick citizen
had taken without leaf, and the skih and
all the articles above mentioned, were
recovered, but the thief himself slipped
them, going on down the river, TO give
our sister towns a friendly call, and no
doubt has been with you all ere this.
To Cure Constipation Forever.