The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-10-17
GlENDEANE

Miss Hook, IIardinsburg, visited Mrs.
j. r. Mattingly last week
Mr.. Hodges and family, of Mays
Grove, Hardin county, are visiting Mr..
Bob Weller.
Miss Lutte Norman and father, Mr..
James Norman, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Cloverport.
Miss Lille Scott, TIardinsburg, after Wis
iting Miss Carrie Owen, returned home
to-day, Monday.
Allen Dean, Greensboro, spent Sunday
at the home of his father, w. J. Dean.
Mr.. Dean is employed in a number of
cases in the Hardinsburg court this
term.
Bro. Rutledge preached to the child
rem at his Goshen appointment Sunday.
In the evening he came over and gave
one of his good sermons to an attentive
congregation at the School chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Hardaway, Mrs. c.
ID. Hardaway and Mrs. S. p. Drury, all
of Bewleyville, have been visiting Mrs.
David Norman OF this place, and Mrs.
Frank Peyton, of Falls of Rough, since
Friday. they return tomorrow.
At an interesting school exercise Fri
day afternoon. Robert Norman show
ed superior ability in answering miscel-
laneous questions in U. S. History. Miss
Halle Norman propounded the most
puzzling questions, while Henry Moor
man was close second in selecting the
unanswerable ones.
If the manly(?) young men(?) who in
their brave(?) deeds of great daring(?)
fire weapons at night within few humid
red yards OF churches and preaching
places, had themselves bent across "the
old gentleman's knee" long enough to
receive good spanking, they would be
improved considerably. A pistol report
seems to us would ring echo and resound
in their hollow heads for hours, SO that
these same laddies would be unable to
get sleep enough during the remainder
of the night. Try pop-guns boys.
Our news-gathering opportunities be-
ing unusually few this week, we request
only short space for our town. In the
absence .of other matter we would be
pleased to note the fact:
That Amos Board, OF Hardinsburg, is
one OF the best hotel men we ever saw.
The new proprietor of the Hambleton
House surely made lucky hit when he
Amos clerk. This assistance
given to such man as John Alexander
doubly assures very large patronage
from the eating public
That John Dyer more than deserves
the poor housekeeper's place. If the
Democrats of this county never give him
another office, they will overlook one OF
the best men the party has and show a
lack OF gratitude to one OF its most faith
full workers.
That neatly.uniformed, duty-doing
Huse Morgan, OF Stephensport, was one
Of the noblest looking fellows we saw in
at court last week. He in
formed us that the membe of the
Christian church are going to erect a
church building at his town. He was
quite successful in soliciting aid from the
business men and others
whom he approached.
That Robert L. McGuflin has accepted
. position with w. II. Newman & Co.,
If Louisville. "Bob" has moved his
amily to Hardinsburg and is now a veri-
able drummer with full supply OF
drumming cheek. Buras will miss both
him and his estimable wife.
That We gladly note another Brecken-
'idge boy is not without honor in his
adopted home. This time it is ]. M.
Pile, of Wayne, Neb. Mr.. Pile had
'aried and successful experience, having
,een teacher, author, editor, lawyer,
ecturer and ofiiceholder in his chosen
tate. He is now the Democratic nomi-
nee for State Senator from his district