The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-09-21
GLENDEANE.

hule Gay next Friday.
Mrs Milt Matheney has malarial
fever.
Mics Lutte Norman has returned
from Cloverport
| Veunie Moormsn has been several
days in Louisville.
Miss Nellie Norman was a visitor al
Falls Of Rough Sunday.
Styles Howard went TO Fordsville Sat-
urday, returning Sunday.
Tom Robertson, Of jefferson county,
was here with relatives last week.
George Curtis, OF Albion, Iii arrived
last we k to visit his son, 7. L. Curtis.
Foster Heyser came over from Clover
port Friday to see his wife and daughter.
Mrs. Curtis now stays in the post Office.
Nolie Ashley is no longer in the depot.
Wash Sipes, OF Meade county, is build
ing fine barn for Jesse l.. Owen and
son.
Mr.. Darst drove to Big Clifty Saturday.
His mother-in-law will accompany him
home.
Isaac Phillips, Winchester, Tenn,
we'll known here, is a student at Yale
this year.
Corn cutting, molasses making and OF
her usual fall work keep things lively on
the farm.
Mrs. Devices has returned from Louis
vile, where she was several days pur-
chasing goods.
Mrs. Lucy Hunter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Heyser spent the day Saturday at Mr..
Willie Owen'a
Miss May Norman will leave after
few weeks for st. Louis, where she will
spend the winter.
Miss Mary Peyton came up from Falls
Of Rough Saturday, and was with the
Sand Knob party.
Mrs. Foster Heyser and daughter, Ray,
left this morning for Leitchfed where
they visit relatives.
Miss Irene Board and Misses May
Dempster and Flora Tilf)rd were guests
at Col. Eli Deane's Sunday.
DIR. Flemister, social, cultured, and
full of business coined money here last
week in the dental business.
Miss Edno Robertson lett Saturday for
an absence of two weeks. She visits in
Jefferson and Grayson counties.
The Glendeane boys will play the
West View club at Ken Rhodes next
Sunday, This is the deciding game.
Conductor Jerry Tilford will haye the
passe niger trains on the Branch. Lee
Montgomery will be freight conductor.
Mr.. Devices tells me that he has pur-
chased nearly twice his usual fail line of
goods Room to show them to the best
advantage is all he needs now.
Foreman Matheney is doing some neat
work on his section. Indeed his taste
and work are sufficient for park and GEN.
etery purposes in our larger cities.
DR.. Dempster makes the drug store
one OF the pleasantest places in town.
Drop in once and you'll easily under
stand why there's always crowd there.
Carpenter R. M. Obenchain is repair
ing Tom Moorman's house which was
lightning struck about two weeks ago. |
The damage done will run to $3.50 or |
more.
Supt Driskell informs me that the |
Teachers District and the County Teach. |
ers' Association will meet together at |
this place Oct is. Program will be pub
lished next week.
Instead OF running out collarless TO |
catch early trains, we can now get full |
breakfast, leisurely get ready and board |
a z: AZ train for Louisville and return
the same day II we wish.
Mattinglys are cutting big lot OF lum-
Der with their mill in town. Last month
they surpassed all previous records, doing
the biggest amount of work ever done
with mill and engine Of their kind.
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, ] H. BRowN.
Joe Mattingly, Glendeane's greatest
hustler and one OF our best public-spirit-
ed, enterprising citizens, has been chill
ing for sometime. At present he is un-
able to be out, and Is under the doctors
fare.
ID Babbage will be here next Fri
day Meet him, pay up your arrearage,
and renew your subscription for next
year. II you miss the NEWS now, you
miss the biggest dollars worth you ever
had chance TO buy.
Louis Ashley goes to Grayson county
this week 10 get the best bird dog ever
In this section. This is fact, II the dog
comes up 10 recommendation. The bird
crop is good this time and the hunters
are happy in anticipation.
Just think OF itl Two passenger trains
zach way every day, and freight with
passenger accommodation besides Sun
lay service. too. We people on the
Branch are richly accommodated now.
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