The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-12-01
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MISS Oaffe owen SUNNY
Mrs. Crider, OF Fordsville, is visiting
her mother, Mrs Bette Norman.
Mrs Thomas, nee Hestop, Of Leitch-
field, visited friends here last week.
w. r. Norman is far from being a
well man and is in bed much OF his time
Of late.
Miss Halle Norman spent Thanks
giving at Joe DeJernette's, in the Jolly
neighborhc cd.
Drane Bros, after a good business
here moved their picture gallery TO
McDaniels last week.
I><Mrs. Robert Wells, aged about G2
years, died Saturday morning after an
illness OF about four months.
Mrs. Willie Owen has gone to spend
several weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Jimmy Kincheloe, at Car o'ltoD, Ky.
John Deane has fine new gun, I'M
,qualled by anything in this section.
John is also acknowledg d our most
successful bird killer.
The report was circulated last week
that there was case OF scarlet fever in
town. The scare was without founda-
ton, for there's nothing Of the sort
here. .
And there seems to be substantial talk
about a Touring mill going up here.
Two or three men whose decisions are
actions have the matter under consider
alton.
That part OF Bro. Rutledge's congrega-
ton that went to the protracted meet
ing at jolly Sunday missed fine sermon
at home. His preaching is rapidly
becoming more powerful.
Miss Hannah Smith and little sister
were thrown by runaway horse one
day last week. Luckily they were not
seriously hurt. A train came by at an
unusual hour and found them riding
near the track.
Louis Ashley shipped IS pounds Of
tobacco seed to Louisville last week,
realizing $ll2,50 for the shipment. l
understand that his tobacco was damag-
ed probably $50 by his raising 50 many
seed plants. Seems good business.
Thanksgiving was not markedly
observed here. Dinners were given at
w. @. Moorman's and at Dick Ovens.
Most of the men and boys hunted. Miss
Fannie Green's school had appropriate
exercises for the occasion. Mr.. r. l..
Lasie also OF served the day at his school.
Utopia was all rest for the day.
Buck Norman is putting large two
story addition to his store property.
He will fill the lower story and base
ment with goods. A Masonic Hall will
occupy the second story and thus does
Glendeane move forward with strides
which would do credit to a much older
town.
had chat with pedagogue Laslie
Saturday morning as he was on his way
home at West View. He tells ME that
his school will close in three weeks
more. He will then 60 to Barboursville,
Ky to enter school. Friend Laslie has
targNt very successfully this year and he
will leave a host OF friends when his
term closes.
UTOPIA NOTES.
The literary societies are doing good
work.
JEFF Dillon, HardinsLurg, was here
Monday.
School is full and a god interest is
manifest, d.
Henry Norman, Sr, is one of the
latest additions to school.
Miss Esther Lewis, Hardinsburg, is
visiting Miss Alma Mattingly.
DR.. Tom Norman, stricken with
paralysis two weeks ago, died on the
morning OF 10Th.
Mrs Fuqua, wife of Hancock county's
sheriff, Visited relatives here last week
returning Monday morning.
A good plank walk from town to the
school-house and fence around the
yard are late improvements.
The Innominata, or No Names, are an
original, independent body OF good
workers. Their motto, "Pray for u.s." is
good one, but their effort Friday after
noon would suggest Laugh with us" as
something quite appropriate.
The addition this fall OF Miss Irene
Board as member OF our faculty is one
loT g step towards the present excellence
of the school. She is giving entire salts
faction and is iavorite with pupils and
patrons.
Our honor roll for this month contains
these names in the order OF their stand
ing Mary Norman, Emma d. Moor
man, Sallie Robertson, May Dempster,
Robert Norman, Rosebud Moorman,
Johnnie Hoskips, Ollie Hoskins. Elliott
Norman, Walter Norman, Martha
Lou Powell, Mary Blanford, Harry Moor
man, Paul Dempster, Norma Hunter,
Otter Owen Nellie Norman. Eula
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