The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-04
oLENDEANE

day.
The Msitons came, conquered, and
went.
Harry Stun was in Louisville laat
week.
Miss Irene Board was IN town satur-
day and Sunday
Lawrence Vessels, Of Owensboro, was
here Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Proaser lie spending this week
with Mrs W. O. Norman.
Mr "Buck" Norman visited at
Fordsville one day last week.
Miss Mary Norman made a flying
trip to Hardinsburg Saturday.
Fred Fnizs, Of MoDaniela, was here
"a unlay en- route to Henderson.
Mile Ashley has just completed a Eve
weeks olerkship for Julian Brown.
d. o. Norman sold to John Deane a
weanling mule last week for $50.
Joe Mathngly took Father Drury over
to 81. Mary's church Sunday afternoon.
Jack Howard's wife, Of Fordsville,
came up for short visit Sunday after
noon.
bud Ashley and John Davis are Wis
iting at Shrewsbury in Grayson county
this week.
DR.. Harris, Of Falls Of Rough, has
considerable Sunday practice which calls
him to Glendeane.
W, F. BozArth came up Saturday from
greensboro and mingled with friends at
this place for two days.
MISS Ada Vessels, who has visited
Miss Alma Mattingly for some time, re-
turns to Greensboro this week.
Rev. @. W. Green is at home and is
still far from well. His stay at Tar
Springs failed TO benefit him.
Paul Dempster goes to Louisville this
week to enter a medical school for the
second year. He'll be missed.
Glendeane carpenters we're never
worked 80 hard as at present. Gcodl
There is work for all who want it.
Charley Robertson went over to the
Hite's Run Teachers Association Satur-
day. No teachers went from here.
Mr.. Curtis says the receipts at the
depot last month we're large and that
there is a big railroad business now.
Charley Deane will finish sowing
wheat this week, Charley is one Of our
most attentive and successful farmers.
Miss Mary Norman and her guests,
accompanied by the two Henry Moor
mans, went to Long Lick Sunday TO hear
Father Druiy.
Joe Wells leaves for Edmonson county
after two weeks absence. He will at
tend a camp meeting held by the Seventh
Day Advehtists.
Miss Mary Peyton, Of Falls Of Rough,
and Miss Peg Griswold, of Louisville,
were Miss Mary Moorman's guests Sat
urday and Sunday.
Hale Deane will return Thursday to
his home in Greensboro to attend the
fair for a day or two. Elliott Norman
will accompany him.
Miss Flora Tilford went up to Irving
ton Saturday morning, came back at
noon and remained with Miss May
Dempster till Sunday night.
Among Glendeane people at the OW-
ensborO fair this week are Joe, Billy and
Stanley Mattingly, and others whose
names I can't get at this writing.
Miss Nellie Norman writes from
Russellville that she will hear the in
vincible Bob Taylor lecture the 10th.
All of us would like TO hear him.
Jesse Smith, Jesse Whitworth, Bill
Hensley, of Hardinsburg; Oy Miller,
Hon. TiCe Jolly, ]. D. Babbage and a
great many Others we're in town Satur-
day.
Aspecial work train bearing the bridge
crew came in Saturday. They will re-
main here for some time doing work on
the bridges and trestles below Glen
deane.
Mattingly's saWmill was shut down for
a time last week, but is running again
now. It huns US to sleep at night and
furnishes music to get up by in the
morning.
If all Democrats we're as faithful as
lack OarWile and as wide awake for the
interest Of the party there would be no
doubt Of Goebel's election next month.
lack talks Of moving nearer Glendeane.
Nellie Mattingly, son Of Billy Mating
ly, was one Of the % children who took
their first holy communion at Long Lick
church Saturday. Nellie is one Of our
pOliteat, kindest boys, industrious, com.
panionable, with many friends now and
a life Of usefulness before him.
On October Sd, all postmasters begin
to weigh the mail received at their Of.
fees. For thirty-fve DAYS they will clas-
siiy and weigh all mail matter according
to instructions sent out by the Postofioe
Department at Washington. Statistics
are more complete all the time.
Don't forget that golden rod tea. No
admission fee. You pay for what you
eat-European plan, yOn see. Don't eat
supper at home, but come out thoroughly
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