The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-10-12

good last week.
Glen Fisher was numbered with th,
sick last week, but was able TO be out a
church Sunday.
Miss Alma Mattingly and her fsthe,
visited relatives in Greensboro and tool
in the fair last week.
Mrs. ID. O. Norman and her two chill
dren who are visiting in Bewleyville and
Big Spring, will return Friday
Eddie Norman showed teaching abb
itv Friday when he presided in Nils,
Moorman's room, she being sick.
Mrs O l.. Cornwall returned to heI
h jme in Louisville Monday after two
weeks with her parents, MIR. and Mrs
W J. Dean.
| Mrs Ruth Dawson, of Lewisport, has
been here for week with her daughter
| Mrs Milt Matheny, who still has fever
with no perceptibIe improvement.
The latest Glendeane wedding was
Sunday afternoon. The Rev. Rutledge
| ofiiciated and the happy ones were Mr.
Bob Davis and Miss Nora Osborne.
Clint Willis was the happest man at
Goshen Sunday. He had his very best,
Miss Mamie Basham, OF Harmed. II
Madam Rumor is right, Clint will, &C out
Christmas, bring her home to stay.
Saturday the small boy invaded the
country, threw clubs. climbed trees,
shook limbs, tore his clothes, risked his
life, and trudged back late in the after.
noon with few nuts and much fatigue.
Big-hearted Pat Dillon's smiling face
is Joy forever, and sight Of him on
Sundays train drove away the blues.
Such men are better than riches, lessen
the work for doctors and make easier
the work OF the minister.
shall make no attempt to name all
who attended the Daviess county fair
last week. Walter aud Henry Norman,
Sr ard Ernest Mcdonald were among
those 10 went Saturday. Mr.. MELON.
aid is spending a few days in Greensboro
and Henderson, the latter place is his
home
Miss Arrie Robertson and Masters
Owen Hunter and Walter and Elliott
Norman are out for graduation from
the common school course this term.
They'll succeed, for each is determined
in the undertaking. Our former grad
yates have been singularly successful.
AS much is ahead OF these.
Vic Robertson spent a few DAYS i'm
Hardin county last week He returned
with one OF the best harness horses the
county had. A regular "wind burning"
trotter and PAGER whose record is suffi-
Gent to delight any owner or lover of
horses. Vic not only deserves the best,
but goes for it and always gets it,
Tom Robertson, who moved to Jeffer-
son county two or three years ago, has
moved back to Glendeane. Whenever
see any one who returns to Glendeane
think OF what the genial Dave Moor
man once said: "If fellow once drinks
out OF Daniels Creek, he'll never forget
it, and wander where he will, he'll come
back"
Eli Storms, of McDaniels, was here
Sunday on his way to Hardinsburg. 1t
was his first trip here for some time.
He states that he has been staying at
home 30 closely that he feels like he is |
in the city when he comes over here. |
Had it been ona week day, he could |
have seen business enough to remind |
him of a city sure enough.
A letter from Prof Crabbe states that
he will be in attendance at the Associa-
lion next Saturday. His coming will be
hailed with delight by good many of
The older teachers, who are pupils OF his,
and by all the youngers ones who know
him by reputation. Ability, energy. en-
.huslasm, experience are four powers he
offers to the Irvington college. May it
prosper
Miss ALA Morgan, of Bowling Green,
will recite at Utopia Hall on Saturday
light, Oct. %, for the benefit of the
chool library. Besides enjoying her
recitation you will nelp place good liter
ure before our bows and girls, II you al
end Miss Morgan is good elocution-
st whose work was we'll received by the
kentucky State Teachers Association,
which met in her city in 1897
Our merchants Sunday were a tired
boxing set, but full OF talk and fine hu-
nored. They did an unusually big bust
less Saturday. Deweese said, st was
ne OF the busiest days we ever had and
ur sales were very satisfactory. JEFF
'wen said for W. O. Norman, ats a
lct, we couldn't wait on all our custom
rs. Never were buster in our lives"
ell has one regular customer who liyes
good town 30 miles away, but who
ways comes TO Glendeane for all he |
ants. So much for being whole souled
nd good salesman -..-...
The writer regrets that he was unable I
, be present at the birthday celebration
M rs Sallie Robertson last Wednesday. \
is impossible to describe some OF the /
retty occasions where kindred mingle
nd aged eyes behold the youth, beauty,
Hpectatlon and fair promise OF loving 4
who are happy in respect
Y, honoring and loving grandma 1t
impossible for us TO know what great \
ny 1t was for grandma Robertson when
or Il ur living children, twenty-six of H
er thirty grandchildren, and friends, II
Yelling the number to sixty, met to
'lebrate her S5 birthday Her living II
lildren, the two Mrs. Moormans and Il
harley and Bob Robertson are known II
Breckenridge county Any
tempt TO speak of their business, social Il
! christian qualities would be futile.
er grandchildren number some of the n
sst business men In Breckenridge coun- II
:, and large share of Glendeane's fair
hes are noted is possessed by her grand X
iughters. The dinner was good and
the pleasant rememberances
the way OF packages and bundles OF
'propriate present were numerous, let
rs from parties at Greensboro and
her points were read from those who
'uld not attend. To my mind these
ere prettiest The young boys and girls,
lppy az only happy children can be K
70 sing OF the good old-flshioned songs, n
ch as take the age back TO youth; the Ii
ed Christian son, Mr.. Charley Robert II
n, reading from the Bible and his
Drds OF comment, advice and encour-
cement grandma Robertson herself.
no, as one Of the granddaughters said,
L. Al n |