The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-02-18

We are authorized TO announce W
r. Creech Of Egypt. Jackson County
KY, a candidate for Assessor Of Jack
son County, subject to the action Of
the Republican party.
IsAACs.
Isaaes, Feb. lO.-The Rev. G. y.
Hacker nlled his regular appointment
at Green Hill Saturday and Sunday
Willie Parrett had a working last
Wednesday at which about twenty
hands were preseut.-Mr. Nick lson
had a fine singing Thursday night,
with a good audience. The Rev.
Frank Garland was in this vicinity
Saturday trying to organize a Farm
er's Union."-Mr John Davis. eandi-
date for county superintendent pass
ed through here last week.-Mr. Min
Turner has been very i'll but is now
better.-Mr. Jerry York visited Mr
George Davis yesterday Mrs. Mel
VIVA Sexton is very i'll with pneu-
monia
AWHILE
Annville. Feb. l5.-Misses Matte
Medlock aad Ruby Isaacs expect TO
90 to Berea today for a two weeks
yisit-Misses Kate Casteel, Eta Med
lock. Maggie and Matte Denham
viglted Mrs. Maud Neal Saturday
Mr.. Grant Collier of Mckee passed
thru here Friday on his way 10
Welchburg.-We are glad Of the pros
pect Of getting a paper printed In
Jackson Co.-MT. Lee Webb returned
last Saturday from a weeks canvass
in the lower end of this County for
school superintendent He is a good
citizen and seems to be in the lead.
Mrs. Geo. Gabbard of Parrot attend
ed church here Saturday and Sunday
Miss Matte Medlock bought good
saddle horse from Meridith Baker for
SlOO.-Mr. Robt. Johnson OF Moores
Creek spent last night with his daugh
ter, Mrs. Sarah Rader.-Al the can
didates for the County offices seem
to be doing a hustling business
Miss Mollie JohnGon spent Sunday
with her cousin Miss Lizzie johnson.
Miss Oma Akeman made a bust
ness trip to Moores Greek last Fri
day.
MOOREs GREEN
hoores Greek, Feb. l4.-Mrs. J. ID
Denham is out again.-Mr J. w. Null
Iing our huDtling candidate, visited
his uncle, James Denham Friday
night-Miss Kate Casteel who has
been visiting her relatives ia Clay
County has returned home.-Mr. w
M. Trueitt anG wife passed through
here Saturday on their way TO Nc
Whorter.-Mr. w. NJ. Trueitt who has
been In Atwood, Tenn, for some time
returned home last week.-Mr. Ray
Roach OF Lee County was visiting
here last Week.-Mrs. Mamie Noe oil
Buffalo was one Moores Creek Thurs
day.-Mrs. John Sexton who has been
very sick for several weekG Is slow
Iy improving.-There will be preach
ing at Pigeon Roost on tne fourth
Sunday OF Feb. conducted by the Rev
A. Gabb2rd.-Mr5. Mollie Lewis died
Sunday, Feb. IA. She leaves hus-
band and six children.
OLIN
Olin, Feb. 10.-The infant child oil
James Stidham died last Thursday
We had a very interesting meeting
at Blooming Grove Saturday and Sun
day. The preachers were the Revs
Geo. and VIII Johnson, and Wise
We had a fine singing class.-Tom
Medlock is building a house for f. p.
Moore.-Old uncle Calvin Powell Is
a candidate for magistrate IL this dis
trict.-It looks now like we will have
some OF the warmest races for county
offices ever known In this county
The singing school at Pine Flat clos
ed last Sunday.-Mrs. Lucy Moore OF
Mildred is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Turner this week.
C. p. Moore of Tyner candidate for
County Attorney passed thru here on
his way to Letter Box.-Mrs. Martha
Medlock OF this place who has been
sick for the past two weeks is slow
ly improying.-Miss Rachel King is
visiting her sister on War Fork this
week.
PARROT.
Parrot, Feb. 14.-Mr. J. II. Hundley
has purchased a farm from II. r.
Dyche OF London for $S00.-Mr. g.
w. Gabbard has traded his half OF
the new mill to Andrew Cornelius
OF Iona, for his farm.-Mr. Andrew
Gabbard OF Annville visited his sis
ter at this place Saturday.-Mr. An
drew Cornelius and family have recen
Iy moved to this vicinity.-There was
speaking at Letter Box, Friday. The
speakers were Pleas Isaacs, OF Ann
willie Bizb Mullins JudRe Lunca and