The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-01
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

Elder II. +. DunnageD, Of upper long
branch of Grassy, has moved to May
town.
w. w. Phipps, of Sellers, has bought
him new wagon.
Alonzo G. Jones, who is now teaching
school in Lee county, has been visiting
his father, Mason Jones, returning to his
school last week.
Elder w. II. johnson, of Carlisle, KY,
is on hunting tour in Wolfe county.
Miss Lizzie +. Caskey, of West Lib
erty, attended the funeral meeting on
Fill's branch last Sunday.
o. j. Mckenzie, candidate for county
judge of Morgan county, was on his way
to hear Rev. Hopkins preach at the
Caskey school house last Wednesday.
He said that he was sanguine of his cleo.
ton.
nIr. Broas, the railroad man, and w.
w. Mcclure spoke at Salem voting pre-
cinct last Friday. Squire b. f. Blank
enship was their opponent and made a
little speech against the railroad tax.
Sanford Davis, candidate for county court
clerk of Morgan county, was at the speak
ing, and is very hopeful of being elected
There is not better man in the county
for the Office than Mr.. Davis.
Mr.. Peyton, candidate for jailer of
Morgan county, was at the funeral meet
ing on Fills branch last Sunday. He is
confident of success.
ID. G. Lacy, candidate for consta.
BILE in Grassy magisterial district has
thee independent candidates against
him, but he being one of the best officers
in Morgan county, undoubtedly the peo-
pie will not let him be defeated.
James X. Hensley, of Long Branch, is
the champion 'possum hunter. In few
nights he caught eight.
Asa Pieratt and DR.. Lockhart, of Eel,
have each bought him regular hunting
suit. Get out of the way 'possums and
squirrels.
There is locust tree standing in w.
NJ. Henry's yard on Grassy, that is As,
years old. 1t is about two feet in diam.
eter at the stump.
Will Osborn and Scott Oldfeld say
that they have made this fall $500 gal
lone of sorghum. believe premium is
due them.
VIII Henry says there is no necessity
for hard times. He says if a man will
use enough industry and economy he will
have plenty. Mr.. Henry proves this to
be true, and if any one will visit his
house they will be convinced Of the fact.
He has ten head of the finest fattening
hogs have seen.
Mr.. Woodcull has moved to his prop.
erty on upper Long branch. He pur.
chased the place from Mrs. Ella Couch
Elder w. T. Lacy, of the Christian
preached some funerals at Toms
DTulCH ldSt Suuuay.
There was large crowd at the funeral
on Fills branch last Sunday.
Elders Howard and Byrd conducted the
Other preachers present were
b. f. Blankenship, Hiram Blapkenship,
John A. Barker, Powell Rose and Willie
Mr.. Thompson and wife, of
Hazel Green, were at the meeting. Had
four additions to unity.
Elder H. +. Dunagan will preach on
The first Sunday in November at upper
Red river
Wheat sowing and sorghum making is
about over. Corn gathering now is the
bush. Corn crops are about one.third
below the average.
Mrs. NJ. Hale, of West Virginia, has
eturned home to her father, j. S. Nick
III, on visit, Her friends were glad to
zee her.
Long John Pieratt, as he is generally
'nown, from Bonny. KY, attended the
unerm meeting NJ Fill's branch last /.
sunday. w. NJ. Rose and r.. 4. Rose, of
were also present.
Peter ID, Little, of Gilmore creek, Wis
ted his son james Little, of Grassy, last
saturday evening.
Mrs. Holly Wilson started to the fune.
al meeting last Sunday and was thrown
rom the wagon and very badly hurt.
May peace, Joy and plenty be the good
Id HERALD'sportiou is the sincere wish
Il SIGHT SEER.