The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-12-23
JACKSON COUNTY
Sand Gap

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been a great deal Of sickness OF late
in this vicinity.-The Revs. Messrs.
Childress and Durham have just
closed a series Of meetings at Kerby
Knob.-The Rev. Mr.. Durham was
chosen as pastor Of that church for
the ensuing year.-Died at the home
OF her brother, Bird Brockman, the
18th, inst, Mrs. Jane Alcorn. Her be-
reayed children and other relatives
have our profound sympathy. Her
remains were laid TO rest by those
OF her first husband, Thomas Alcorn.
Florence Durham, who was very
sick, is recovering.
Bond
Bond, Dec. i8.-Christmas is al
most here and many of the boys are
spending their holidays rabbit
hunting.-The past week has been
some real winter weather.-Sunday
school at Pigeon Roost is still pro-
crossing nicelyLAn entertainment
and Christmas tree will be held
there Friday, December 81, at 900
.. ND. R. Allen has moved to
Moores Creek.-William Wolfe has
moved TO the place vacated by Mr..
Allen.-Jesse York has typhoid. DR..
G. C. Goodman Of Welchburg is the
attending physician.-I. S. Fowler,
deputy assessor, was through here
Wednesday assessing-Jep Wolfe OF
Clay County and his father have
moved 10 the Link Morgan farm on
McOl es Creek.-The Rev. James
Brewer OF Corbin will preach at Pig
con Rcost school house Friday night,
January 7. Everybody invited TO
come.
Green Hall
Green Hall, Dec. 20.-The heaviest
rains of the season fell the past
week. The streams were swollen out
OF their banks. No mail here since
last Wednesday.-There will be
Christmas entertainment at the Is
land City graded school Friday, Dec.
2i.-Married December i8, Willie
Hudson to Miss Mary Peters, both
of Island City.-Clark Wilson, Nora,
and Heber, will all come in home
this week to spend the holidays
with their parents-Many farmers
lost corn during the high tide by il
being washed awaylBent Pierson
and two sisters left for Oklahoma
the first of the week to spend the
holidays with relatives. - NJ. p.
Barker OF Hazel Green passed
through here on his way from Lon
don where he had been after horse
which had been ridden out by a
stranger and left there.
Parrot
Parrot. Dec. f8.-Elias Parker,
formerly of this place, who has been
away for several years, is visiting
relatives at this place.-Born TO Mr..
and Mrs. John Harris the other day
a baby.-Richard Price and Lean
drew Gabbard have returned from
Estill County where they have been
at work.-John II. Wyatt and family
have moved TO this vicinity.-Miss
Emma Johnson, who has been at
Hazel Patch several weeks has re-
turned home %Millard Harris and
family have moved on the A. j. Bak-
er farm near the Rockcastle river
A merry Christmas to all Citizen
readers.
Maulden
Maulden, Dec. t8.-Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Farmer and daughter, Icy,
who spent the past two weeks with
relatives at Lexington and Jericho
returned home last Monday.-Sher-
man Montgomery and Alfred RAIDER,
who have been in Norwood. o., for
some time have returned home
School closes at Fall Rock, Jenuary
n with an entertainment. Every
body come.-A merry Christmas and
a happy New Year TO all.
Nathanton
Nathanton, Dec. i8.-Thc snow
which fell during the first Of the
week followed by rain the latter
part of the week has flooded the
streams and surrounding country
b. II. Holcomb and ID. G. Wood OF
this place attended circuit court at
Bonneville during the past week and
after having passed a satisfactory
examination before the Owsley
County board, was admitted TO the
bar.-The Rev. J. G. HolcOnb and
William Moore were at Bond We'd
nesday on business.-Eli Caudill OF