The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-01-20
GLENOEANE.

10 pounds OF nice green coffee for Sl,OO
at w. G. Moorman's
Miss Halle Norman spent Sunday at
Joe Towards, Rock Vale.
Attorney Henry Matthews was here
Saturday on legal business.
Two cakes of Fairbanks "Ark" soap
for cents at w. G. Moorman's.
Vic Robertson will return home to-
morrow but little improved in health.
Monroe Nattingly and family, West
View, yisit<A here Saturday and Sunday.
Lawrence Vessels, Greensboro, came
up Saturday to visit his uncle, Joe Mat
tingly.
Dentist Haynes, of Whitesyille, was
here last week and found constant EN-.
poyment.
We are agents for Oliver Chilled Flows.
Repairs constantly on hand-W. G.
Norman.
Paul Dempster had a valuable thor.
oughbred ccon.dog killed by another dog
one night last week.
We will sell clothing for twenty per
cent less than cost until February LIST to
make room for spring goods-W. G.
Norman.
Mr.. Powell returned this week from
quite visit to Grayson county. He at
tended revival meetings at Wildwood and
Shrewsbury.
Messrs. Bent Dockery and Mr.. McDan-
iel, both Of McDaniels, were over here
last week smiling at some OF our fair
young ladies.
Miss Alice Brown and her brother,
Fred went to McDaniels to a social gath
ering Saturday night. Your correspond
ent was unable to learn more about it
A good many of our voters are in Har-
dinsburg to-day. Glendeane has some
good men to place in the field this year.
Ernest Robertson can win for Clerk.
''Silver Dick" Owen for Sheriff means
that another winner is in the field.
Mr.. Robert Jones, of this place, re-
ceived letter Friday saying that his son
Richard is we'll. 1t will be remembered
that young Jones was sent to the asylum
last summer. Mr.. Jones leaves this
morning for Anchorage to bring the boy
home.
They say that one of our boys stabbed
his horse in the hen house when he
went to the party Saturday night. A
commotion among the chickens caused
the horse to break his fastenings, leaving
its owner to get home the best way he
could
UTOPIA NOTES.
An interesting Joint discussion at next
literary.
Miss Mamie Oven sings at the literary
next Friday afternoon.
Robert Moorman's "Trip to the Gen.
ter of the Earth" held every ones at.
tention.
That was mistake about Sidney Owen
going to marry. He will enter Utopia
for the spring term.
Miss Ella Robertson's paper, "Obser-
vations and Idle Thoughts OF the Last
Week" was enjoyable.
The Honor Roll for Miss Browns room
contains the following names: Silva
Mattingly, Sarah Burnett, Luke Clark,
Cora Bishop, Iva Burnett, Vanderm, rtle
Powell, Martin Johnson, Floyd Arm
strong. They range from 90, the high
est, to 0j, the lowest, that receives men
ton.
The RJll of Honor for the m onth clos
ing Jan 10 is as follows; Sallie Robert
son, Paul Dempster, Robert Norman,
Mary Peyton, Halle Norman, Ella
Robertson, Norma Hunter, Alma Mat.
tingly, Martha l. Powell, Walter Moor
man, May Dempster, Henry Norman,
Jr, Elliott Norman, Bessie Norman,
Ollie Hoskins, Otter o sen, Nellie Moor
man, Eddie Norman, Henry Norman,
Sr, Gen Norman, Jesse Rhodes, John
ME Hoskins, Ada Mattingly. Sallie Rob-
ertsop, studious Sallie, was almost per-
feet, her general average for the month
being 90 900. Some of the others stand
almost her equal. The lowest named
received %. Our record is carefully
kept and incu les attendance, punctual.
ity, department., daily Rotations, and
literary effort of Friday afternoons.