The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-05-02

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was caused by water in the boiler be.
coming too low.
Maysville. - The Maysvllle Boat
Club has elected the following Off.
GERS: Commodore, George w. Cham.
bers; vice commodore, Henry Gable;
secretary, DR. Allen Dodson; treas.
urer, Bon b Poyantz. Directors,
Frank o. Barclay Henry Z. Pogue.
William l.. Pelham The club is
planning for a regatta.
Olive Hill.-Melvin Erwin who was
sent to the State Hospital at Lexlng.
lngton from here, has escaped from
that institution lie has not returned
home and his father is uneasy as 20
what has become of him. When
sent to the asylum he was laboring
under the delusion that he possessed
a powerful strength giving power.
Marysville-James Shafer, OF Rip.
gave birth to eight well developed
calves. two of which are still living
The two that lived are or ordinary
size. while the other six were about
the size OF full grown rat, although
they were perfectly formed with the
exception of size. Mr.. Shafer has
them on exhibition at his home
Bowling Grecn-A hog belonging
TO Luther Massey. farmer and
miller near Drake, this county, went
mad and created much excitement
in the neiGhborhood. Massey and
several farm hands appeared on the
scene and. after chasing the hog for
some distance. killed IT, The ami
mai was bitten by a collie dog be-
longing TO Massey three weeks ago
Georgetown - Bert and John Lucas,
six and ten, respectively. were
drowned in small pond near White
Sulphur. this county. The boys were
seen fishing by Arch Hurst, who was
blowing In a field a short distance
away. 4 few moments later the boys
had disappeared. leaving their poles
on the short. Their lifeless bodies
were found after a search. They
lived with their grandfather. John
McManus, a farmer in this county.
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making strenuous efforts to get in
with Senator-elect
Ollie NJ. James, as they want him to
appear before the Mississippi river
commission to urge an appropriation
to rebuild the broken levee. The sit
ing of the levee, and the people are
leaving unturned no stone in their
anxiety to secure help in rebuilding
the levee.
Maysvile. - Christian Hunsicker,
United States mail carrier from the
depots to the postoffice was arrested
here in company with Luther Prich.
ard a negro who is night Waterman at
local livery stable. charged with
stealing corn and oats from the
stable. When arrested by Police
man Fizer. Hunsicker's wagon was
loaded with feedstuff. He denied
stealing IL. saying he bought II from
Prichard Hunsicker. who heretofore
has borne an excellent reputation.
ria 10 hn
family and is more than so years
old. Hunsicker was released on
bond
Mt Sterling .-William F. Hibler,
well known citizen died suddenly
at his home near this city. Taken
suddenly i'll he sent a negro to a
neighbor for assistance. When the
negro returned Hibler was unconsci.
Gus. dying IN a few minutes. He
was about 60 years old and for years
was engaged in the meat and grocery
business here, He was a son Of Mrs.
Mary Hibler of Paris and Is survived
by her and several brothers and
wife and two children. Charles Hib.
Ter and Mrs Emilee Reed, of this city.
Hibler was prominent in Odd Fellow
circles. lnterment was made under
the auspices of his lodge
Maysville County Judge W. H.
Rice, of this county, holds the rec.
ord for one days business in his
court. Twenty-one attachment suits
We're filed in one day in his court.
and II kept the judge and an as
sistant busy until midnight issuing
summonses, and all of them were re-
turned as being executed inside OF
twenty-four hours.
Glasgow "A large stock barr
owned by Archie Britt, living near
Britt. was destroyed by fire, The loa.
was $4,000, with insurance Of $500.