The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-13
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Louisville last week.
Miss Krall went 20 Louisville Friday
p. m, returning Sunday.
Miss Ashcrait was a guest Of Mrs. Mar
1hall last Wednesday and Thursday.
Our young people are on the top notch
Of anticipation tor the pleasures Of Christ
mas time.
Write to Su'zsr's and ask them about
thsnew grass mattings and rugs Il is
the only substitute for carpets.
Mrs Fon Rhodes, of Brandenburg,
made a pleasing and surprising visit to
her cousin, Ruth Gardner, this week.
Miss Mary Norman, bright Young
lady from Glendeane neighborhood, was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs r. ]. Cain last
Sunday.
Preparation is being made by the
music teacher of the Irvington college to
give an entertainment sonetime during
the holidays.
Irvington people, your orders to sulzer
will have careful attention. Their
stock was never 80 complete with many
new effects for holiday gifts.
Mrs. Charles Marshall and baby, Ruth,
left for Louisville last Wednesday where
they will reside until Mr.. Marshall COM
pletes his course in dentistry
Bro Nell was called last week to JEFF
fertoutown 70 see his mother who was
sick. We hope her illness will be brief
and that Bro. Nell will be enabled to re-
main with us.
Mr.. Willie Crabbe arrived last Thurs
day from Atlanta, Ca, to see his parents,
Prof. and Mrs. Crebbe It was a joyous
Homecoming and glad, happy reunion
Of loved ones.
Miss Frances Jamisou, a charming Ow-
ensboro girl, visiting Misses Lena Drury
and Blanch Jolly, at BewleyvilIe, was in
town Saturday. She will return to her
home the FIRST of the week.
Mrs. Eliza Jolly, of Hardinsbure,
passed through Irvington en- route TO
Greensboro, where she was hastily sum-
moned to the bedside Of her son, Bion,
who was seriously i'll. We trust be is
rapidly improving and that her stay will
be brief.
Bro. Lewis preached Sunday morning
to large congregation, taking for his
subject Baptism" after which all re-
paired to the mill pond where he adj
ministered the sacred rite to the follow
ing Misses Mary Wrather, Eva and
Kittie Mcclellan, Miss Triplett, Miss
Wright and Lssean Drake.
We we're cory to hear Of the death Of
Mr.. E. Huckeby, formerly Of Hardin sburg
and also Of Mr.. Dick May. Of the same
place. They were near neighbors Of our
family in my childhood days and we're
always kind and faithful friends. othe
bereaved families extend a heart full Of
sympathy and feeling
There are many here whose sYmpa-
thies and prayers are with those good
people and brave women Of Cloverport
who are waginga fght against whiskey'
Let them remember that the Christian
women Of Irvington are praying with
them for their success in uprooting the
svil-the greatest curse Of this fair land
Of ours
There are many people who do not
have the opportunity 10 visit a larger
town and yet it is their desire to get
something that cannot be obtained in
their own town. SHOULD this be your
case Just write to Suffers aud they will
be pleased to am the BILL Their stock
consists Of everything carried by a first
class mercantile store.
Beginning Wednesday evening at z
O'Clock Bro. Nell win preach 10 the
Methodist church and will continue SER
vices Thursday, Friday and Saturday eve
ninaBi Sunday morning be viii admins
ter The sacrament and viii preach aRain
Sunday evening Let an come out to
hear these seImons. 10 win DO help.
iul 20 you and TO him as well.
The friends Of Mrs. Mary p. Tyler and
Miss Bette McGehee win be- glad 70
hear that they ere settled Ga their new
quarters on Fifth street, Louisville, and
win be- glad to see or hear from their
former ilionda Ga this community. Mu.
Tylera stay here was brief but by her
pleasing. adnblo diapoaton che made
many friends who send after her. Do Der
new home. best wishes end kind fe.
membmnoee
Dir Mcfarland. whom all Will p'o.a
antly remember Vil he hera Thursday
evening Go deliver hia lecture which d
sald 10 be very entertaining .n.eleVlh
hIa quaint u'll'arne and personal rn.
inI1eona home I'e I0 ireland 0
pol.. .ao ihaN..N
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