The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-10-07

Tie one are gettlng along ". MI
gin Gipson has gone to Louisville
where he expects TO get work in tn
l.. & N. shops.-Mrs. Matt Moore ha
gone to Irwin to make her home wit
her uncle, Mr.. Thos. West.-Thur
man DUNCAN accidentally shot him
self through the hand with a pisto
Blood-poison set in and il wa
thought he would lose his arm bu
the wound is rapidly improving
Willie Vaughn is working for w. r
Jones, of Waco. He will move hi
family there in few days.
R0CKCASTLE COUNTY
Livingston
Livingston, Oct. 4. - Born to Mr.
and Mrs. Andy Bullock, a i0-pounC
girl. Her name is Lulu. - Born Il
Mr.. and Mrs. b. J. Ponder, a 10
pound boy. His name is Curtis
- Born to Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Bull
lock. a i2-pound boy. His name is
Robert. - David Robertson died on
the Goth Of September, Of flux. =
Died, Winfield Sutils, of croniC
disease. - There is protracted
meeting going on at Livingston,
conducted by the Rev. F. M. Jones
and others. - John Woodson has
just completed a well for H. L.
Davis, which is 1914 feet deep.
Disputanta
Disputanta, Oct. 2. The series
OF meetings closed at Clear Greek
last Monday with twenty-eight ad-
ditions TO the church. There were
seventeen baptized last Sunday. One
night during the meeting some bad
boys or men caught Elijah Abney's
calf and fastened it up in the
schoolhouse, where il stayed all
night. They also broke out several
Of the window lights.
Wilde
Wilde. Oct. 1. - Little Eliza Pen
nington, who has been very i'll for
some time, is slowly improving. -
James Baker is able to be out again,
after a spell of typhoid. - Mrs.
Jones. of Iron Mound. is visiting at
the home of w. II. Jones. - Mrs.
Pearl Proctor, who was brought
home from the Berea Hospital.
where she had undergone a very
serious operation, is able to be out
again. - Rev. Green Fish preached
at the Christian Church, Sunday.
We now have half-time preaching
the 2nd and ith Sundays in each
month. - The corn crop is almost
in shock, but the farmers are busy
making sorghum. - Mrs. Ella Frank
lin. Mary Brannaman, and MIN Ram
sey were visitors in Johnetta, Sun
day. (
Johnetta
Johnetta, Oct. 2. - Several mess
engers Of New Hope Church went
TO London, Thursday, to attend the
Laurel River Association. - Isaac
Durham, OF Indiana, has been visit
ing at Johnetta. - Miss Mamie Null
Inns died September 23rd, with ty-
phoid fever. She was laid TO rest
in the Abney cemetery. She leaves
one brother and two sisters TO mourn
her loss. i Riley Balinger came
home from Whites Station, where
he has been working on the rail-
road quite a while. - People are
still busy making sorghum, cutting
corn, and picking beans. - Bear
hullings are the go now, for beans
are plentiful.
Boone
Boone, Sept. 81. - People are al
busy saving fodder and pea hay
N. F. Miracle sold TO G. l.. Wren 6
nice drove OF cattle this morning fol-
6 cents per pound. - After thu
burial Of two children at Fairview
who died OF diptheria, there ha'
been no more cases since. - Mrs
Mary Blair left here today for ;
visit with friends and relatives il
Harlan County. Bill Wren, thu
son OF G. l.. Wren, is very sick. =
There has been a fine revival meet
ing held at Fairview Church, which
closed last week. The minister
were: Pastor Gooche, Of Crab Or,
chard; Rev. Thornton, OF Lancaster
and Rev. Lambert, OF Berea. Their
were 20 additions; II baptisms. :
II. p. Blair, Ben Blair, and E. Ham
monds have sold out and are goin,
TO Keokee, Va. - d. Thomas wifi
has returned from Brush Greek
where she has been visiting hel
mother and her step-father, James
Thomas, who has been sick. Re,
ports him better.