The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-03-04
East Kentucky Correspondence
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JACKSON COUNTY
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JACKSON COUNTY
Mckee
Mckee. March THE County
Board Of Education met Friday and
we understand they transacted
quite considerable business.-Leon-
ard Goodman. Leonard and Edward
RAIDER Of Welchburg spent Saturday
and Sunday in town visiting friends
james Collier OF Knoxville. Tenn.
spent a few days with his brother
u. G. Collier.-Robert Hignite ha:
built him a nice foot bridge acros:
pigeon roost branch. - We were
sorry TO hear Of the death of Mr.
and Mrs. Alec Ramsey's baby. The
bereaved family have our deepest
sympathy.-L. C. Little returned
home after an extensive business
trip to London, Richmond and
Frankfort.-Marriage license for the
following week were issued to:
Chester Moore, age %, Mildred, and
Miss Oracle Smith, aged 10, Welch-
burg: Willie Howard. age 10. Vine
and Miss Ellen Allen, aged q, Ethel /;
Shrd Reece, aged 81, Hugh, and
Miss Martha Fowler, aged II, Hugh.
-Hurrah for The Citizen.
Parrot
Parrot, Feb. 27.-Born to Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. J. Nelson, the other day a
girl.-T. r. Wears, accompanied by
his cousin, Miss Mary Puget of
Clark County are visiting relatives,
at this place.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Wears, who came TO this place last
fall will soon return 60 Oklahoma
They say they like the West the bet
ter-A baby was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmond hurry few days ago.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
A. H. Gabbard has been very sick
for several days,-Dr. Phillips
called at this place this week to
treat Sid Hacker, who has been sick
for several weeks.-A large crowd
enjoyed candy party at the home
Of Adam Price Saturday night.
q. carico
Carico, March Born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Tussey, girl. Both
are doing well.-Willie Roberts is
selling out to move to Pine Grove
to make their future home.-George
Gabbard has sold his stock of goods |
TO Elijah Cornett Of Parrot.-COrn |
is worth 70 cents a bushel.-Born
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Hellon, |
boy. The baby only lived four days.
The mother is doing very WE'LL
The marshals made a raid in these
parts and captured three mOonshine
stills.-Bert Summers and Ben Tus-
sey have gone to Richmond TO sell
their mules.
Maulden
Maulden, March THE Rev. G. p.
Hacker filed his regular appoint
ment at Mt. Gilead Saturday and
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. John Short,
who have been in Hamilton, o., for
some time have returned to their
home at this place.-Lucy Moore OF
this place has gone to Ohio for a
two weeks visit with her brother.
Hugh
Hugh, March 4. - The Rev.
Childress filled his appointment
here Saturday and Sunday. =
Shird Reece and Miss Mar
tina Fowler were quietly mar
ried February iS. Many good wish
es go with them to their future
home.-Calman Kindred has been
sick for the past week with gripp.-
T. w. Azbill and ]. F. Benge took a
load of posts to Richmond Monday.
Doublelick
Doublelick, Feb. 2i.-The weather
still continues disagreeable, but the
roads are much better.-Wiley Hur- !
ley purchased farm near Double
lick, and has recently mOved.-Sev-
eral from this place attended the
holiness meeting at Pine Grove Sun
day.-Perry .McCollum made a bust
ness trip to Berea Friday.-Mrs.
Cathern McCollum and daughter,
Pauline, spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Malicoat.-COrn is IS cents and eggs
IS cents. Everything seems TO be
on the rise.-Hurrah for cOrn-bread
and goodbye biscuit. u
Green Hall
Green Hall, March i5.-Spring is
nearing with many beauties in store
for those who have an ideal mind.
The farmers are taking advantage
Of the beautiful weather by turning
corn grOund.-Dr. j. G. Bowles, dem
fist, and will go Heidelberg after