The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-05-11
oLENoEANE.

Miss Lutte Norman ie in Louisville
this week.
Norman Willis has returned 10 his
Cloverport home.
Charley Deane lie in Louisville 10 at
tend May Festival.
Lewis Woosley, from Evansville, was
here Sunday with relatives.
Miss Lille Cooper, Rockville, attend
ed church here Sunday.
Stanley Mattingly visited his sister,
near Hardinsburg Sunday.
JEFF Oven and Paul Dempster spent
most OF last week in Louisville.
Miss Mary Mattingly spent Sunday at
her home near Long Lick church.
Jennie Mattinsly spent Sunday at
Rocy Mattingly's, near West View.
Bob Owen is attending the Southern
Baptist Convention in Norfolk, Va.
Miss Amanda Deane is attending the
May Festival In Louisville this week.
The carpenters are advancing rapidly
with w. O. Moorman's store building.
Washers are here and will push the
erection Of the bridge until it's compile
ton.
The bridge crew after fsw months
stay here will leave Tuesday, 10th for
Henderson.
Dolph Clark, a successful tobacco
grower, has already set considerable
part Of his crop.
Miss Mary Norman spent Saturday
night and Sunday in the country with
Miss Ellen Robertson.
Willis Green, Falls of Rough, attended
Goshen church Sunday and was guest
at Mr.. Charley Robertson.
John Rhodes came home Sunday after
two months in Illinois. 1 understand
he'll return in short time.
DIR. E. Green and wife and two daugh.
tiers, Howardstown, Nelson county, are
visiting the doctors sister, Mrs. Charley
Robertson.
W. @. Norman leaves this morning
for Hawesville, from there he will 20 TO
Brandendenburg and join Mrs. Grinell's
party for the May Festival.
Master Coleman Mattingly is the
owner Of a watch from Arbuckles, the
coffee roasters. Coleman may Justly be
proud Of his nice looking time keeper.
One of the Seminary students, Rev.
Mr.. Allen filled Bro. Rutledge's appoint.
rnent here Sunday. He preached also
in the afternoon to delighted audience
One Of the rare occurrences of life
time is snow storm 30 beautiful as last
Fridays. We're a poet or a master in
description, I'd be tempted to ask for
space to describe it.
Tue illustrated NEWS surprised its read
ers,it was neat affair. 1t was in demand
here and many OF the copies laid away
to preserve pictures and biographies of
relatives, friends OF prominent Brecken-
ridge people.
A considerable crowd greets the open
ing of all the mails. Everybody now is
anxious to get war news and let me say
that if they are needed, Glendeane has
its full share OF people who will fight for
their country.
Rod Mattingly is manager, Jesse F.
Mattingly is captain and here are the
players in the Glendeane baseball club:
Paul Dempster, Jim Wells, Lawrence
Vessels, Henry Harrison, Ben Seaton,
Henry Norman, Jr., bud Ashley, jess
jolly and Lidell jolly. They want other
clubs to show that they are going to get
into trim and are willing to met any
other in the field.
The writer suddenly lost twenty odd
years last Sunday and became a boy
again-a boy out at the old home-a boy
who had stolen away from the house to
a safe place under the cliff to smoke the
rough cigars of his own making. But it
would be telling on the boys and they
are a joyous, noble set, now seeing the
best time earth can ever give thSm-to
say that they can puff at mans rate
when their papas are out OF sight.