The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-12-09
JACKSON COUNTY
Bond

Bond, Dec. i've are having lots
OF rain. Most farmers are done
gathering corn.-Crops were very
good in this vicinity.-We are very
sorry TO hear of the death Of Yer
non. Jones of Manchester. He acct
dentally dropped shot gun. The
hammer struck a rock and fired the
gun, shooting him in the thigh and
severing the artery. He bled to death
before assistance could reach him.
He was a son of George and Rachel
Jones.-Mrs. Polly Fox and children
and Mrs. Sarah Davis spent Thanks
giving with Mrs. John York, Sr.-
Burt Riley Of Beattyville is visit
ing friends at this place.-Charles
Darnelle has bought small tract OF
land from Garrett Ingram and is
erecting a dwelling house on it,
Nathan Hunter has been very sick
but is some better at present.-Mrs.
w. T. Lafferty Of Covington spent
Thanksgiving with her grandfather,
M. Turner, Of this place.-George
Fields OF Livingston has moved TO
George Pennington's farm.-Wil-
Turner has sold his farm TO William
Carpenter and Steve Fields and has
moved to Bond.
Tyner, Dec. Al McGeorge has
been bailing hay for C. p. Moore
and other farmers Of this vicinity
the past wesk.-Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Hammock OF McWhortertown were
visiting w. r. Reynolds and family
THANKSGIVING Gipson, has
moved from r. B. Reynolds farm to
the property known as the J. Matt
Morgan placer. B. Reynolds pur-
chased thoroughbred poland china
pig from Indiana for s25; also w. r.
Reynolds secured Duroc Jersey pig
from Mckee Brothers for s25.-Peter
Anderson OF Egypt has moved to
Vaughntown and is making q new
entry in the Vaughntown coal fields
and claims he will soon be able to
furnish the neighborhood with coal.
Willie Vaughn Of Waco was here at
his old home this week looking after
his corn and other business.-John
DUNCAN, who has been in Illinois
this season, has returned home
Perhaps you are now thinking what
you can give your best friends for
Christmas present. Just let 1t be a
years subscription TO The Citizen il
you want TO please them most.
Green Hall
Green Hall, Dec. 6.-Everyone is
talking a "cold winter"-Many
farmers around are losing their fat
hogs with cholera.-Mrs. Mary Bick-
nell Of Bonneville has been visiting
her father, James Evans, who is very
poorly just now. - William Cook
spent Sunday with F. F. McCollum.-l
Burton HolbrOok is doing some car
penter work for d. B. Peters on
barnlAlex and Curt Smith have
been building new chimney for r.
E. Evans the past week.-Everybody
is hoping TO see business get better
soon.
Grayhawk
Grayhawk, Dec. 6.-The work on
the Baptist Church is progressing
fine with d. S. Sandlin and H. s.
Brumbach as foremen.-The Chris
tian Endeavor meetings are still i'm
proving in attendance and more in
terest manifested at each meeting
Married Thursday, Willie Frank
Tincher TO Miss Sudie Hayes both OF
Grayhawk. We wish them both a
long and happy life. w. NJ. Ander-
son officiated.-Little George Robin
son has bought ten acres Of land
from Sherman CurlOton and is build
ing a good house on it.-Hurrah for
The Citizen and its many readers. /
Carico
Carico, Dec. 6.-Orbin Smith had a
clearing last Saturday and got a lot
OF work done.-Brother Harvey Pru- {
lit failed TO Ill his appointment at :
Flat Top Sunday. w. Angel '
bought fine fat hog OF May Robin \
son last week paying him $40 for IL. !
"A. C. Faubus and family have gone
back 10 Oklahoma 10 make their fu-
lure home.-George Stevens has
moved on part Of Dan Ford's farm.
Mckee
Mckee, Dec. CDR. and Mrs. G
Hornsby, Friday night, entertained
he teachers OF the Academy includ- "
ng Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Collier. AZ C
er enjoying a social time together, =
were served.-The N
senior Kings Daughters will give C,
heir annual social in the chapel on h
december i0,-John Farmer has re- "
urned from Danville Ill.,. where he al
made a short yisitIMiss Spence h
listed the tomato club girls last al