The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-06-03
East Kentucky Correspondence
News You Get Nowhere Else
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good. He died Saturday morning
May %, leaving a widow and one
son, who lives in New Mexico
The burial took place in the Rich
mond Cemetery, Sunday afternoon
Kingston was visited by another
hail and wind storm accompanied
by a down-pour Of rain. Sunday
afternoon. Gardens were badly dam
aged by the hail.-W. T. Eager re-
turned from Beattyville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C.. Powell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Hudson we're the guests
OF the formers father, Lewis Sand
lin, Sunday.-Evan Adams is at Nc
Roberts on business.-The Misses E
X. Corwin, Mabel and Leila Flan-
merry, Rev. Corwin and wife Of New
Jersey were the pleasant guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Flannery one
day last week.-Rev. and Mrs. Cor.
win left Richmond on the fast train
for Norfork. and other points in
virginia.-Miss Ethel Flannery is
visiting Miss Olga Roesche at Car
rolton.-Miss vena Dean and Cor
don Terrill took the teachers ex-
animation in Richmond Friday and
Saturday.
Coyle
Coyle. May 3i.-We have been
having plenty Of rain for the last
few days.-Mrs. William Weaver OF
Columbus. O., is visiting her mother,
Mrs. d. C.. Rice.-The Misses Nettie
and Carbon Powell attended the Dec
Grafton al Red Hill Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. ID. C. Rice were in Rich
mond. Saturday.-Mrs. James Powell,
who has been very sick for the
last two months. is some better at
this writing.-James Dozier's fam
lily has measles.-Mr. and Mrs. Arch
Murray were visiting at Dreyfus,
Sunday.
Walnut Meadow
Walnut Meadow, May 30.-Mr.
Green of Pineville, travelling sales
man for a furniture company, is Wis.,
iting his father and mother.-Dillard
Green bought nice mare and colt at
a sale for si5O.-Mrs. Jesse Vaughn,
who was operated on at Berea Hos
pital, is at her home much impro, ed.
Mrs. w. o. Anderson, who has been
sick, is improving slowly.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. H. Oeg are visiting relatives
and friends in Rockcastle County
Luther and Casper Ogg attended the
Masons' march and decoration at Be-
rea, Sunday.-Crops are looking good
now after the rains. :
Speedwell
Speedwell. May 3i.-Carl Todd, a
Berea student, is at home now.-Miss
Lizzie Berry, age IS, died yesterday
morning. She will be laid TO rest
in the Richmond cemetery. The be-
reaved family have our deepest SYM
party-A revival tent meeting is GO
ing on at Brassfleld.-Most every
body from this place attended the
Decoration at Red Hill.-Misses
Beulah Kidwell, Bertha Todd and the
Messrs. John Combs and Frank Wal
ton went to the strawberry patch
near Waco yesterday. They are
certainly plentiful in that part Of
the country.
Blue Lick
Blue Lick. May 29.-White Station
defeated Blue Lick at Johnson Park
in a one sided contest. The White
Station boys began a batting rally
in the third inning that couldn't be
checked. Maupin is still twirling
matty style ball, this being his fifth
victory. Holland was replaced by
Clark in the sixth. Hits off Holland
~, of Clark 6. hits Off Maupin 10,
struck out by Maupin 7, by Holland 6
Clark 3. Batteries White Station,
Maupin and Harrison. Blue Lick,
Holland, Clark and Flanery Empires.
Evans and Palmer.
Score by innings:
Total
White Station. % O 34if 025 i6
Blue Lick. .....i 00ti 000i 4
Standing Of teams: