The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-10-21
East Kentucky Correspondence
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0WSLEY COUNTY
cow CREEK

Is farmer is done saving fodder anC
sowing wheat.-Miss Rosa Mason i.
improving from an attack of ty-
4 ph0id Mrs. Mason, the mother is
up again after being sick for some
time with the same disease.-Some
of the citizens of this community at
J tended the fair at Bonneville last
; Saturday.-Those that have been
digging their irish potatoes report
. better yield than for several
years.-Friday morning. October l.,
the Lord called unto himself one Of
our best and dearly beloved citizens,
n. Whitley Minter. He took i'll on
"Wednesday and grew worse until
the end came Friday morning. His
death was shock to all who knew
him. He was sixty years old and
had lived a sober upright life. His
life record stands as an open book.
The funeral services were held at
the Gabbard graveyard Saturday
afternoon by the Revs. George s.
Watson and Mason.-Fred. the little |
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Callahan, |
died last Sunday morning after be-
ing i'll only a few days. The entire
community sympathizes with the
parents in the loss of their dear one.
Their loss is His gain and il well
can be said "All is well."-Hon. r.
b. Roberts. Of Heyden, who ran the
race for commemorative attorney
against C. w. Napier. of Hazard, in
the primary. August Z. and who was
fairly nominated, il is said. but was
counted out by the Napier men by
voting Negroes in three different
wards in Hazard that did not live
in Perry County, is now before the
good people OF this district asking
them to stand for him in the Novem-
Der election. The good citizens OF
Owsley County are in favor Of giving
every man a square deal. and it
seems that there has been a great
deal Of fraud and cheating used
against Mr.. Roberts. The people
/
are going to give Mr.. Roberts a
large following in November. Mr..
Roberts worked his way through
college at Berea with other Owsley
citizens at the same time.
GAINESVILLE
Earnestville, Oct. fS.-Meeting was
held at MoOre's schoOl-house Sum-
day. All reported a nice time
The Rev. Daniel Turner passed thru
this place. He had been visiting
his father at Crane Creek.-Add
Of West Virginia, is visit
ing his relativcs\at this place.-Mrs.
Flanery gave the boys and girls Of
this place a little bean-hulling Sat
urday night. A large crowd was
there and all reported nice time.
CLAY COUNTY
Vine
Vine, Oct f6.-Trish potatoes are
extra good in this vicinity.-Mr. and
Mrs. James Pennington, who have
been visiting relatives in Lancaster
and Gainesville, have returned
home.-Mrs. Rebecca Browning is
able to be out again.-Miss Mamie
Bowman had a bean-hulling last
Saturday night. All report a nice
time.-Victor Browning. who has
been very poorly, is somewhat bet
ter.-Mrs. Charley Tincher, or Nc
kee, visited at the home of her faith
er-in-law. Mr.. John Tincher. last
Saturday and Sunday.--Jack Frost
has been visiting, and the farmers
are hustling TO get their sorghum
Felix Pennington will
begin his singing school at Forger- .
Town Saturday.-Mrs. Henry Fergu- r
son is some better at this writing.
Mr.. b. F. Downey visited his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Perry Hollans-
worth Of RadOrs Greek. who is very
poorly with typhoid.-Georgie Smith
has typhoid and is reported very
sick.
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