The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-01-28
STANTON.

Master william Mansfield lie very
sick =, this writing.
John and Jesse CLANCY returned
Sunday to Coney, KY, where they
are working for the l.. q N.
Mr., Dave Lucas says II is all a
mistake about bis leaving town but
that he expect to stay here.
Among those Sho attended
County Court at Winchester Mon
day were Messers Rose Hall, JEFF
Martin, Charley Rice, JEFF Wright,
VIM. Bush and Robert C0nlee
Mr.. Dudley Caudill il in Lex
ington taxing course In typewrit-
ing and bookkeeping He expects
to finish the course Is two ar three
weeks.
Misses Alpha Robbins and Ma
linda Hattnn left Monda- for Rich
mond where they will attend the
State Normal Rev. sherman Rob
bins accompanied them as far as
Winchester.
Mr. VIM. Garrett went 20 Lex
ington Sunds, t. see his baby that
he took there some two weeks ago.
She Is so much better that he
brought her and his wife home
Tuesday.
Mr.. Nit Lykins opened up his
store In the Clancy building Tues
day of this week. He expects TO
'carry a full line of groceries and
dry goods and asks for the patron
lag- of the public. He has been in
the merchandise business for sever.
al years and knows what the pub
fic wants. tt
Miss Gourley. asister OF -Jaogt
Gourley Of Zee county, who has
been studying photography under
the direction of Mr. Dave Lucas
for several wrecks. will leave for
Lexington Thursday of this week
TO visit with h5r sister before re.
turning To her home in Virginia.
Rev. +. J. Adams will open up
a store in the Tom Centers build
ing and will install his son AS store
keeper. Brother Adams and his
wife will move IT, town where they
can he of assistance in the stors.
With two new stores and q change
in the other one il looks as if the
people of StaDt"n ought to he able
TO get whatever they want.
Mr.. Lennie Grove has so far re-
covered AS to be able TO sit up.
They have moved to the Crawford
property just across the track from
where they lived. Uncle Ben Hall
will move 10 the property in a few
days. AS Uncle Ben is helpless
Mrs. Gambce will wait on him dur
ing his life time.
Miss Carver, the primary teacher
at the college, received telegram
on the goth that her mother was
dead. She left on ihe afternoon
train to attend the funeral. Her
death was very sudden and unex-
pected. Further than this we have
not canned any more of the partic-
ulars.
Mr. Ed Dunn, OF Mt, Sterling,
was called here Monday owing to
the serious condition Of his wife,
Mrs. Ella Dunn, who has been very
i'll since the death Of her father,
Mr.. John Jackson, about month
ago. Mrs. Dunn nursed her father
during his last illness, and the
strain proved to great for her. Her
condition is very critical and small
hope is held out for her recovery.
Miss Emma Tuttle, of Kimbrell,
who bias been attending our college,
WAS met by her lover Saturday and
they eloped to Jellico, fenn,,
where they were married. Mr..
| W lillian Patrick, also OF Kimbrell,
was the lucky young man. They
returned To Kimbrell where they
will reside. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Trttle and one of KimbrelPs most
attractive young ladies. The groom
was the son of the late Moses Pat.
rick and is splendid young man.
There has been quite a lot of