The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-05-09

Henderson.-Work on the Hender.
son dam No. 4S will be delayed, &C.
cording to Eichel & Co.. who have the
contract, because OF the inability of
the saw mills to deliver the lumber
as agreed upon. This inability is due
to flood conditions and the wet spring
Carlisle. Ethel Hamilton has
filed suit in the Nicholas circuit
court against Clarence 8. Hamilton.
a farmer. asking for a divorce and
alleging cruel and inhuman behavior.
She asks that she be restored TO her
maiden name OF Ethel Coons.
Nicholasville. Isaac Christman. a
farmer living near Wilmore, commit.
ted suicide at his home by shooting
himself through the head The deed
is supposed to have been prompted
by i'll health. lie was a bachelor and
lived with his brother.
Russelville.-The stock barn of J.
II. Marshall. near this city. was de.
stroyed by fire. He lost eight head
of stock. rs barrels OF corn and
farming implements. There was no
insurance.
Greenville.-Frank Frel, merchant
OF this place. was working on his
lawn when he accidentally stuck a
pitchfork in his foot. Symptoms of
blood poisoning developed later, and
his condition became so alarming that
the antitoxin treatment was given
him. His condition is critical
Maysville - Baker Wood. repre-
senting a syndicate. has bounght the
property at the corner of Third and
Commerce streets and secured OPP
tons on the remaining lots through
to Poplar, opposite the rite OF the
new tobacco warehouse. 1t s. re-
ported that another large tobacco
warehouse will be erected on this
new site. making nine altogether
Maysville Robert A Cochran, of
this city, at recent meeting of the
Ebenezer Presbytery at Ludlow. Ky.
was elected as elder commissioner to
the General Assembly OF the Presby-
terrain church. which meets at Louis
willie during the coming summer. j.
f.. Bassett. OF the Second Presbyter-
ian Church, OF Lexington, was elected
alternate.
Shelbyville-The salary ordinance
case, which was decided against the
city in the county court. will be car
ried to the higher courts on injunc-
ton proceedings filed in the circuit
court by William Cardwell and c. w.
Ballard. In their petition. they ask
that the city treasurer be enjoined
from paying the increased salaries or
the beneficiaries from receiving them
until further orders of the court.
Carlisle.-The Licking river is re-
ported to be very high today as a re-
suit of heavy rains, River men re-
port that many of the bottoms have
been overlooked where blowing had
been done and the ground made ready
for planting corn and tobacco. All
will have to be prepared anew after
the water recedes. In some sections
of the county the ground was torn liz.
orally TO pieces and mush fencing
washed away.
Carlisle.-Newell Campbell, "a farmer
obtained judgment against the city OF
Carlisle for $3.50 at the last term OF
the Nicholas Circuit Court for alleged
injuries which he sustained by being
thrown from his buggy in the street
here when the buggy hit a pile OF
rock Now the city asks that the YER
diet and Judgment be set aside and |
that new trial be granted. The city |
alleges that II has discovered since |
the trial that one OF the JUNIORS trying |
the case was related TO Mr.. Campbell |
by marriage.
Carlisle.-Mrs. Pear. Feeback, wife |
Of Green Feeback prominent farmer |
OF this county. whose arm was lac
Grated by vicious do3 while she
was on her way 10 a neighbours house
has gone TO Chicago for treatment |
Mrs. Feeback sustained several cuts
to the bone OF her arm from the dogs
teeth. DIR. j. Gray Martin, who was |
called. had the dog killed and the
brain examined. The examination
shows that the dog was affected with
abies. and Mrs. Feeback left immed- |
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