The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1903-11-11
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week
The.Rev. T. L. Crandell Is out after
an illness of ten days. He will fill
his pulpit next Sunday at the Metho-
dist church.
Mrs Stuart Owings and children
have Joined her husband at Nashville.
Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cough have
moved into their house by the Catho-
lie church.
We are all so glad to near Ferd
McGhee has gone home very much I'M
proved in health
Mrs. J. A. McGhee has returned
from visit to her daughter Mrs Hal
lenberg, of Louisville.
MIR. and Mrs. Peak left Monday
for Louisville, after a visit to the
family of J. W. Lewis.
The Sunday-school use-to-house
committee did good WORK last week
and revived interest in the cause.
The picture of L. A. Foote was
certainly life-like and the tribute to
him by Rev. Nell was ~qually as fine
Mrs. George Woolfork is with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Lewis,
before joining her husband in Kansas
City.
We are glad to state that 7. B.
Fairleigh, OF Paris, Tenn. has entirely
recovered the use of his right arm and
hand.
Miss Ada Brown writes from Bow
ling Green that she is delighted with
her business college, her acquaintance
and the city.
Work on the Baptist church pro-
crosses slowly. When completed it will
be a very handsome structure with
number of beautiful memorial win
dows
J. T. Ditto wife and baby were with
his brother VIM Ditto, last week. }.
T. came, as Is his custom, to vote
under the rooster.
Mrs. Pearce entertained the Ladies
Guild last Thursday. The society is
doing excellent work as an auxiliary
in the Baptist church.
Miss Ida Powell accompanied
her sister, Mrs. Devices, as far as
Louisville, when she took items in
fall and winter styles.
Miss lone Dowden is back from a
second trip TO Cincinnati with later
fall and winter styles of millinery.
Miss Ula Dowden, like Miss lone, is
artistic to a finish.
Mrs. J. W. Lewis is with her moth
err, Mrs. James Fairleigh, of Owens
boro, who is very Ill. We sympathize
with the family and hope the mother
and grand mother may be spared.
The Rev. J. l.. Hart is IN the lead
for the rubber-tired buggy contest
TO be given by the Meade Messen
ger for the most popular minister 1t
wakes more interesting with each
issue. Vote.
Mrs. Hobbs, mother Of James Bland,
is i'll in West Point at her sisters,
Mrs. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs Bland
have been at her bedside weeK. Mrs.
Hobbs is truly good woman and all
hope she may recover.
The Rev. Mr.. Wyatt from the Bap-
fist Theological Seminary, preached
here last Sunday morning and evening
in Rev. Harris stead. He announced
for the regular pastor that protract ed
meeting would begin the Mond ay
night after the first Sunday in Decem-
ber
I'm truly glad to know the News
list has expanded. I'm
an expansionist right along for a COOL
safe investment Mrs. Sam Wrather
knows what a bright home paper the
ANINo - fAhu oiiC pipNto ~ ~ btAhS
a subscriber for twelve years.
Speaking Of Caleb Powers, when
| called to see Miss Lena hewitt, in
Louisville, she with her mother and
father had just returned from the
Jail where they saw Powers, Jett and
White. Miss Lena said Powers was 50
gentlemanly looking and WAS bright
and cheerful.
W. d. Ashcraft is clerk of Meade
county, has beautiful home, one of
the very prettiest In town, a high
stopper, regular Blue Grass steed, is
of our union Sabbath
school, is tenor in our quartette and yet
is unmindful of one Biblical sentence
1T is not good for man 70 live alone"
Seer i
A. L. B., in recent ssue of this