The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-02-06
cLENpeANE

W. G. Moorman went to Louisville
last Monday.
Vic Robertson went to Louisville Sat
urday with stock.
II. G. Winklebleck has returned to
bis home in Chicago.
Mrs. w. r. Moorman shipped sixteen
fine turkeys the 3ist
Miss ella +. Owen, of Louisville is
visiting relatives here.
DIR. Stith EXP ects TO visit Meade county
the latter part OF this week.
Miss Sallie Norman has been quite
sick but is now convalescent.
Everybody on skates for the last week.
Many went down on Rough where the
sport was fine
JEFF Dillon returned TO Hardinsburg
Saturday after a few days visit with
friends here.
Mrs. Joe Mattingly returned from
Hardinsburg last week after spending
several days there.
Miss Eva Heston, one Of Jolly's jolly
girls spent Saturday and Sunday with
her friends, the Misses Owen.
Miss Tie Norman and Mrs. DR.. Jesse
Norman have returned to Cloverport
after a pleasant visit to relatives here.
Miss Lille Cooper, OF Ruth, and her
guest, Mrs. Blanche Mosely, of Hardins-
burg, spent Sunday with Miss Amanda
Deane.
Wade Pile came down from Hardins-
burg, a week ago for two days hunting,
but the hunter was sought and no game
captured.
Mr.. w. Vennie Norman has moved
TO his new home about three miles from
his fathers to try the sad realities of
bachelors life.
Sam Davidson, Falls Of Rough, who
has been suffering for weeks at OwenF-
boro with an abcess OF the bowels, is le-
ported better.
Miss Ella Robertson, one OF our bon
niest bellies, has left for Uniontown since
our last writing. She entered school
there and reports that she's delighted
with everything.
Miss Lille Cooper, after finishing her
school at Hardinsburg, has returned to
her home at Ruth. stopping on the way
to spend two days with her friend, Miss
Lutte Norman.
MIR. Hunter Hardaway left for Bewley-
vile Friday after spending several days
with his sister, Mrs. d. G. Norman.
Mr.. Hardaway thinks of returning to
North Dakota in the spring.
Miss Bette Webb has been called to
the bedside OF her aunt, at Leitchfeld.
And who wouldn't be ga child again"
and bend faithfully over his primer for
an occasional smile Of approval?
<Lafe Fleming is at his sisters, Mrs.
Priest Norman. He has talked of
leaving for his home, but "Owen" to a
fascination this nieghborhood has for
him, he may remain indefinitely.
On next Saturday the congregation at
Goshen will call minister for the ensu-
ing year. Bro. Rutledge the faithful
and beloved pastor for several years, will
be continued in charge, if he accepts the
call.
Your correspondent wishes to apollo
gize to few friends who banded items
fer this weeks News Somehow they
are misplaced and a treacherous memory
fails to supply them. 1t shall happen SO
no more.
TMiss Lutte Norman left last Wednes
day for Bowling Green to attend school.
She has just closed very successful
engagement as teacher in the Primary
department of the public school here
Our best wishes follow her and may
Victor (y) attend all her future efforts.
Miss Georgia Robertson is teaching
the Primary department in the spring
session OF school. The young men are
quoting with earnestness
backward, turn backward, oh time in your
swing.
Aud make me a child again, just for this spring.
School was out the 29th. and David
Moorrnan's big heart remembered every
child in attendance when he loaded a
colored man and sent him to the school
building with treat for the entire school.
Some people were born never to grow
old and to make the world happier by
their being in it. We thank the Lord
for 'em, and may their number never
grow less
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