The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-09-14

Monday, the 18th, in District No. 40,
near Buras
James Armstrong is visiting at Sam
pie.
The Rev. Rutledge preached in Glen
deane Sunday night.
Sidney Owens attended teachers asso-
citation at Hardinsburg Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Howard, near Rock
vale, we're guests at Howard Sunday.
Mrs Johnnie Mattingly is at home,
after week Of visiting in Greensboro.
With n newly whitewashed fence, coal
house, etc, Utopia shows TO better adj
vantage
A hourishing literary society pro-
crosses at Rockville under the guidance
of Styles Howard.
Mr.. Nose LeGrand and Mr.. Spring.
gate, both Of Hardin county, are visiting
Mr.. Ashly and others.
Miss Mary Peyton has returned to her
home at the Falls of Rough. She spent
several weeks at Bewleyville.
Mr.. Arnold McCarty, OF Fordsville,
was here Friday. He begins his second
year in medical school in week or two.
Mr.. Charley Robertson, while riding
last week, had horse to fall with him.
He thinks a rib or two are broken from
the fell.
In very recent game OF base ball be-
tween the Glendeane and McDaniels
boys, the latter were defeated by thirty
odd to four.
Mr.. Low Decker and family, OF Shrews-
berry, Grayson county, visited at Louis
Ashleys and at the homes OF other rela-
tives here last week.
Misses Julia ami Lula Rhodes, of Nc
Daniels, and Miss Golf, Of Greensboro,
were the guests OF Miss Alma Mattipgly
one night last week.
Bernard Richards and Mack Peyton
have enjoyable, healthful rides from the
Falls OF Rough and return these fine
DAYS They are Utopia students.
Miss Nellie Norman, Goshen's tffi-
cient organist, is pursuing Latin and
making speciality of music this winter.
Miss Amanda Deane is her music teacher
Vennie Norman is at home, after a
two weeks absence operating road
machine. He returns a-praising the
good people OF McDsniels, where he has
been.
Jesse l.. Owen and son have made a
splendid purchase OF 100 head OF cattle,
averaging over 1000 lbs. each, Of an
Ohio county man. They bring them
home this week.
l haye for sale in Glendeane one house
and lot, we'll fixed, we'll improved, will
sell cheap, too small for my business,
anyone wish to purchase come and see.
Respectfully, j. H. Brown.
JEFF Owens, the Who'll e.souled hustler,
who can sell more goods and please his
customers better than anyone believes,
unless he's watched him, says trade is
good, and that customers pour in from
everywhere.
Julian Brown was on his farm a part
of last week. Julian is a successful
farmer and has unusually fine crops of
tobacco and corn this season. Mr.. Chas.
Phillips has charge of his farm, and Mr..
Phillips is fine tobacco raiser.
School has opened most auspiciously.
Organization, classification and facilities
are superior to anything else In its his
tory. Our best year has begun, and both
pupils and teachers are 30 working that
they'll feel no shame to hear themselves
judged by the fruits Of their own labOrs.
A number Of the young men Of this
neiphborhood will likely make petition
at once for county road, straight and
smooth enough to travel at all hours. 1t
must run from Glendeane direct to
Shrewsberry's school house, near Buras.
Particulars as soon as they get the move
ment properly on foot.
A Neport News photographer sent Mr..
and Mrs. W. r. Norman some photo
graphs last week, made from sitting
just before their son embarked for Porto
Rico few weeks ago. Ii the artist does
faithful work, army life must agree with
Henry His face looks fu Ter, and alto
gether it's handsome picture of one OF
Glendeane's most popular boys.