The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-11-28
GlENDEANE.

NO ounudy school sunday.
Hal Murray was here last week.
Joe Howard talks OF going west soon.
Vic Robertson was at Hardinsburg
Saturday.
II. NJ. McCracken was at w. J. Deane's
a short time last week.
James G. Norman, Of Muhlenburg
county, is visiting relatives here.
Dentist Bush is billed for this place on
Monday and Tuesday Of this week.
Miss Maggie Bowmer, Cloverport, was
visiting Miss Amanda Dean last week.
Jesse Norman, dentist, OF Davenport,
spent last week at Mr.. James Moorman's
DIR. Dempster and family, OF Rock
Vale, spent Sunday at David Moorman's.
Lem Norman and wife, of Leitchfeld,
arrived here Saturday TO visit relatives.
A crowded house greeted Bro. Rut-
ledge at the school chapel Sunday night.
DIR. Dempster will continue the sub
ject of digestion at his lecture next Fri
day.
Miss Eva Heston, Jolly's popular little
school marin, attended church at Goshen
Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Hunter moves from the
country into her handsome new house
in town this week.
Andrew Winklebleck, Of Chicago, was
here last week looking after his timber
interest hereabouts.
After a short visit to friends here Mrs.
Kate Bennett returned to her home near
Irvington Saturday.
v Preston Green was at home at the
Falls Sunday. He seems delighted with
Hardinsburg and Prof. Shacklett.
IA Lexington contractor is here having
ties loaded this week. He has made a
big purchase OF Deane, Norman & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Norman, Misses
Lille Owen, Edna Robertson, Bessie
Norman and DIR. Stith were among the
visitors at school Friday.
Ed Kaye and Jim and Hiram Phelps,
OF Louisville, spent most OF last week at
Mr.. Ferd Ovens. Game is scarce in
that vicinity since they quit.
Ii every turkey gobblerwould make up
his mind to finish his job Of gobbling be-
fore Wednesday night, life might not be
an entire failure with him. At least
one aim would be completed.
Tired sportsmen in the passenger car
and yelping, intelligent looking bird dogs
in the baggage car gave new appear
ance to Saturday mornings train. They
were returning from the Falls of
Rough, where hunting had been in pro-
gress at the clubs headquarters.
David Crockett doubtless was pleased
with his many hunting successes, but
here's offering to wager he never showed
a more pleased face, or a handsomer one
than does David Crockett Norman I'M
der that new stiff hat OF his. His friends
would give to him oftner il they knew
how he appreciates gift.
The preparation for that concert is GO
ing steadily on and the talent OF the
is concentrating to give an
OF real merit. The enter
prise is laudable one and we wish il
success. Being unconnected
we whit, feel that words Of praise from
us are not uncomely.
"He's the cleverest, carefulest, most
accommodating agent ever saw" is
what we heard heavy shipping travel
ling man say the other day. His hearers
all men OF experience with railroad ship
ping agreed, They were talking about |
BUR own Mr.. Curtis, and We knew they
we're telling the truth.
Cigarettes did it," they told us. We
ooked on his wild face and listened to |
his ceaseless talk and thought, sis it pos
Iible !" A few years ago he was bright
'yed, intelligent, manly looking little
pupil OF ours. All changed now. The
home is his and existence, not
life, remains. His hands were in shack
es and PROSTATE upon a bench lay he
While strong ropes secured him there
i'll some benumbing medicine could be
injected to quiet his rawlings Boys let
lone the weed which cannot help you.
is excessive use might dethrone your
eason.