The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-02-14
GLENDEANE.

day.
Miss Amanda Deane returned Satur-
day from visit to Louisville.
Mrs. Bailey, Of Irvin0ton, visited Mrs.
DR.. Dempster Sunday.
Bob Order and his two children were
visiting here Sunday.
Bill Vessels, OF Greensboro. has len
here for several days.
Mrs. Speaks, widow OF Irvine Speaks.
died near here Thursday night.
Bill Bozsrth has bought property in
town, and will hereafter make his home
here.
DR., ]. w. Meador and wife, of Trisler.
will start to the Holy Land in about two
weeks.
Vic and Willie Robertson will be in
Greensboro on business nearly all this
week.
Granville, one of the good citizens Of
West View, was in town Saturday to see
hisson.
Two or three building enterprises on
foot. Will give fuller reports as soon as
contracts are let.
The Rev. Moore, pastor of Hardins-
burg Baptist church, visited here Satur-
day and Sunday.
Harry Norman and Heber Wellborn
keep flag flying all the time. Hurrah
for the patriotic boysl
Mrs. Sue Mercer and son, Hunts, have
returned after visit of six weeks at Nc
Daniels and others places.
Joe Mattingly has secured the con-
tract for building bridge across Black
Lick, about miles from jolly Station.
Miss Jennie Green and Mr.. Hend6r-
son, OF Falls OF Rough, were Sunday af-
ternoon visitors to Glendeane friends.
d. c., w. CH W. r. and Jesse Moor
man, Col. Eli Deane, 1. H. Devices, DIR.
Dempster, Dick Owen, Rod Mattingly
and Bob Robertson were in Frankfort
last week to attend the funeral exercises
of Coy. Goebel.
Sidney Owen, like the teacher he lis,
was much interested in his two pupils
who took the graduation examination at
Hardinsburg recently. He has received
word that they both passed well. Mar
shall Norton and Virgil Roberts ought
to be proud that they had Mr.. Owen to
encourage them to the undertaking.
Eddie Norman and Sidney Owen, two
OF breckenridge livliest and best teach
ers, are back at Utopia. Both are con-
GLIDING to take college course. Their
work this spring will DO preparatory to
entering first class college some time
next school year.
lam not Republican, have never
been, will never be. say this because
some have misjudged me on account of
my apparent leniency toward that party
and its candidates. have felt that my
work as correspondent did not call for
my political opinions or for criticisms Of
other parties. I've tried to gather news
impartially; I've tried to say pleassat
things and clean ones Of the GlendeiA
people, Of their visitors, and of all men,
irrespective of party or other affiliations.
think that this is both sensible and
Christianlike, and 1 wish all people,
from the least known Christian to the
highest church dignitary, would look for
pleasant things instead Of uttering the
harsh. Many of my best friends are Re-
publicsns, firm ones, and I've scarcely
loved them less for being 80. Last week
l was ashamed Of that rump legislature
and its party driven members, indignant
at Taylor and bis active supporters, and
stricken with grief at Kentucky's loss of
great man. But why talk or abuse ?
Nor shall l go into abusing now or here
after. Such is not my desire, and il my
work as correspondent called for it, I'd
lay down my pen. Be men whatever
they may, I'll speak we'll Of them or bite
my lips and stand silent as I've done
hundreds OF times in the past. Once for
all never call me Republican, Let me
ever be known as peaceable follower
Of the great, honored, martyred Goebel,
and never supporter of the cowardly,
law-defying, desperate Taylor. -