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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-18

lbs. best hand picked navy beans
- 500 slco
The best domestic mAcarOni. Verml-
CELL or spaghetti. pkg .71hc
AdvO iells for dessert. the tell that
Wulhef DIX. NAnC
cans oil or mustard sardines a5o
Tall cans Alaska salmon ... lOo
z lbs. best bulk laundry starch 26o
The best soda crackers, 5 y TO lbs.
r. g. corn flakes. pkg ...........,s 50
Grape Nuts, pkg. ............l oc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-18

The best strictly fresh eggs, per
eC@eA sssss-ss SIC
Nothing finer al any price.
The best creamery butter, carton or
Dulk. ID ..-......-.. SIG
Fancy No. l country creamery but
Fancy No. / dairy table butter. per
pouhu 1000. ss.-sssss doc
lbs. good butterine ...... 25o
Full cream New York White. Wiscon-
cheese. 10. ................ zoo
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-18

10 lbs. best Rranulated sugar .el.0o
4s-lb. sacks best high grade Diamond
II flour, nothing finer for bread.
Piles or cakes, every sack guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction,
MOnday, 4b-lb. sack. ..s.s. 91.oo
10 bars Beat 'Em All. Diamond &.
Lenox or Laundry Queen white
8 lbs. best white or yellow cornmsal
lbs. best mixed chick feed . 81. aso
4 lbs. fancy Japan rice ........ a5o
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-18

Linen Suitings, soft silky
finish, 36-in. wide, all the
new shades, the popular
Kant Rumble make, yard,
at =. $50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-18

Musical America announces an operate
academy which. begun as a Franco
American enterprise. Will now have it's
headquarters In New York and cooperate
with opera houses both In the United
States and Europe. Examinations for
scholarships will be conducted through
out the United States, providing ground-
work OF musical education In this eoun.
try with opportunities TO study operate
routine In the great opera houses OF the
world. IL the plan succeeds this will give
great stimulus to operate progress In
THE country.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-18

Miss Ruth Flynn announces n plano re-
tltal for Tuesday evening. May 4, at the
First Christian church. An interesting
erature has been prepared, Miss Flynn
Will be assisted by Frank Mach, Grace
slabaugh and Sigmund Landsberg.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-16
LEGAL WRANGLE
FOR POSSESSION
OF TURKEYS LONG
Attorneys Arguments and Eyi-
0e1Ce To Case TO GAN Sixty
White turkeys Take T80
DAYS and a Night.

aaat-# - -1aaEsFosers-H &c scasasz .-aEsaLz
Ar-es-s. y. M Aus ls-At the
trial before Justice 30 the Peace Tom
>tasner III MeCorm.ck was awarded
me possession q taa sixty ehte ur-
Ee1s ~ had sued te recover from Nc
ktnuet and Manu. who have been
bound over ro f1e September eraud
Ilrg charged with stealing the tur-
KEYS The case oflsinallt ga. called
iasi week before tae justice u the
peace on the Cottonwood precinct.
.uf Was moved fu Artes. on chance
% venue asked for Is the defendants
a jury composed of SIS leading Uas.-
Hess men was selected ta IT'S tine ease
aua the testimony and arguments 81
the lawyers tooh tno DAYS and one
night AZ The end uf The night SEES
SION the 1ur1 nrousht iu o verdict
awardiug The property 20 McCorm ~.
Doctor springs Sensation.
The biggest sensation W the trial
was when Mr. McCormlck Identified
three ~ The turkeys by private
mark. He had said b. would d.
This but refused 20 tell what kind 10
marks De had made When Tire three
turkeys were brought INTO count DE-
Mccormick sand he could IDENTIFY his
poultry ly white threads sewn inta
the feathers 10 their wings. and when
he wings were examined THE 0id slIs
threads were found
District ATTORNEY k. *. scott ana
bis stenographer we're here at the
trial. ana Miss Estes took down I'm
~ The testimony ID is understood
HAY this viii BE- usrd at The criminal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-16
PLANS FOR LAS CRUCES
HOTEL ARE ON DISPLAY

aHE-iAA ceHsdaFoADEsrs rQ HoHniNa +ouHAAll
santa Re AHe i5-Paus Tor The
new $4,000 tourist hotel at Las cru
ces for which the wom8ns park
board % tha, town has given the pub-
Uc park at ghe depot were placed ou
exhibit today and Show 3 magnificent
building even more elaborate shan
the ANs4do at Albuquerque IL pro-
wdes for wide portals several cam-
pan.ies and Boo the center IS three
stories high while the wings are two
stories.
There are three distinct elevations
30 Spanish sisis;ew eliminating in "a
tower five stories high The hotel
wifi have seventy-fve rooms with
baths and The cuisine IS 20 b. 81 the
best AS o ret8rn for ninety nine
year lease on BE- public park $4,000
wifi te expended Tot % hospital lo be
under the auspices DO the Woman 8
Improvement association
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-16
SANTA f s WORK
FOR COMMUNITIES
TOLD BY FARRELL
How Industrial Colonization
and Engineering Depart
ments hid Cites and Towns
70 Grow Is Explained,

Fhr &nfa Fe Railway company r
putting INTO operation p.an % li-
HHe HuHHe attention E1 fHe fIes
ni towns ai.HE JOSS irt- arf tn the
material resources af the country
nnlaHaut Hrd aiding lu the
1tt .opmeUr af chose rsuur.as ae-
rnf8nr tu 1HfreN urni..Itt
ahnt AEa W rtfe Hf might
NfH H uaEe lo.8er - ued rs the
santa fe Cells Hor #hal. every
tp from thl.aHH 30 fht Pacific
cpa Sew HeEH gwen seven
parss ane EaEa hg devoted ID Al-
hu14eraHf good i.Hl nf space far q.
railroad folder Iar volume af tluu-
Huer business hoee ara
marches something uf Hs history
li- heaatfal homes tbs eAttu $50
unuHfaU tur.HF industries here aUd
ife Nrm and ranch uradu lnu 0f
1897 HallIio county awe mentioned Tho
fhn ras af people fram an parts of
the country who ri1e an Santa Fe
trains going q. ~ ,ram zoe SAN Franc
cIHe ana SAN Diego Nn 1861 nkr
home Hth them eaad IMPRESS .on SOC
tnr territory feF aeH ae result uf
reading Che stories printed H the
folder which entitled Sights le
ste Along tne Santa JOG
Other neteiupmsnt MoFk
Speaking IF fEe folder ST. IBffeli
slld Ihe publication and lrCuh-
uuu az ih.a folder however H uulg
one feature 90 tha Aark THE santa
F maintains several depart ments
which Were organized r1 assist n gp-
Hull4nE ihc commodities served nF
tnf COMPANY Rffsl many towns
lions lhe Una afulf themselves ~
These departments There y the Iu-
uuatrIaI department far instance
1HH 1mwereHi .iaus uf several
foWns f1l1WUE HrEEcsff0rs of fhr
department have maar Surveys fa Hs-
certain whether There o. feed az n.W
Industries
WHOM su.h need IS found by com
mrfeinl club Mf JarrcH said the#
lun secfetaf5 DHmmuu tes with C
uana ~ chtago. Industrial come
missioner No Iht Santa t Hb. Eefpsf
Iu touch WIth Industries seek.nF neW
a0Nflaus Wlth fHc ald ul thIs IHfor-
..on if Dana department often .
ahlD 81 afne town aud Industries .
together
Engineers services Available.
Nf FARRELL called attention rs "a nFa
policy NJ .he SInU Fe in having ts
tnE.ugcrIue department pas Wu plans
iuf HunUe wefH ptsltiy bridge luu-
aw'Hu when d t0 aa 1.-THE
uHarf invites county eiN 81 toHu
an.r aif lHsHua Information WI
H U.t FL Ul fhe5r request t.#
iat division saueEuteudeal
AIuuH uer1Nr - familiar with tHr
aDHtIuaa Hf fhe Santa It colonial
iiNl rFHmeut headed hl Charles
rNHs - thi.HHe Who wsli
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-16

VIII run onto tha uafgiaes or the
burglars onto him. beaause 20 IS bis
business 60 keen Zee the dark.
PHONE 1895.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-16

FOR RENT-Ro0m. 25x5O. facing
alley IN business section suitable for
plumbing ~ tin shop. or storage.
heat and water included. Apply this
office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-16

EAT an sII.WAwrs CAfT-Pop-
uiar ufictw. ZuB south soesosid.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-16
VILLAS AUTOMOBILE
is FOUND AT DEMlNG

Santa Pee Aug THE fedora
authorities received word today chat
the hia Packard automobile which
had been stolen from Gen PanCho
Villa af Iuareg had been located at
uemluE W St0chard paid Don
Johnson q reward Of $3.50 for locating
the car
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-16

The three m fhe back We're thrown
clear uf fne rur PaIEdnc. Mendf
and Romero could poo escape hc-
rs4ae - the tou over the front seat
THE tau. however probably saved
thesr Hsea breaking lhe force oi
fhe SHOCK
Cao william. Mitchell aud Perea
ra SID the car allowing MeHdfll and
Palhdlna 10 crawl out raliadiua
ws lying ou DTS back W.th his feet
uu still ollugirz 90 the heel ko-
nero was doubled un IKE ackkuHe.
Thal hH5 90 draE burn out fnai ne
thrfe lne front Ha we're Hot slil-
ed or sall INJURED aas luoked lpon
Or little stor NJ miraculous
Perez and mitchell startled walking
to Domingo faF help They teie-
rneued 3D. & Eraee 100 Albuquerque
asking th.t "a Fteakin- ear Dee sent
out Zine ulemonle was uadE
damaged
JaY Iiurh wno WAS on the way tg
santa Fe u hIs automobile. same lp-
an abe scene shortly after lhe ci-
dent ana TOOK Romero to Domingo.
where doctor gave him medical at-
tllnou Romero vas Uia eH aboard
train So 80 Domingo ana brought
81 tha oltt under Merde.ls care Tile
others returned Foo an alto. rens
late YESTERDAY afternoon
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-07-08
SELECTION OF BREEDING sow
Animal Should De Pick Of Litter and
Possess Advantages Of Good
oresdlne-0thsr Points-

Now IL the best time to select your
breeding SOW from the early spring
htters. In selecting, her there are
several points to be kept In view. She
should be the pick Of the litter. should
have the advantages Of good breeding.
not necessarily OF pure breeding.
She should have q full complement
OF teats. say twelve TO fourteen. else
she will be unable to suckle q big
farrow. The little one which has not
Q teat to himself soon dies. She
should be q kind feeder. not fastidi-
Gus In her appetite. and she should
possess q happy disposition. for . bad
temper leads to the destruction Of
many little ones. She should be kept
growing. but not too fat. and bred at
about I'VE months old.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-07-08
DETERMINE AGE OF CATTLE
Fairly Aeeursts Idea May De Had BY
Observing Testh--Time Of Ap
pearanes Of ineisors-

The calf when born has two pair Of
incisors. the other two pair appear
during the FIRST month. When . calf
IL eighteen months old. II loses the
middle pair Of milk incisors. and
grows . permanent pair. The next
pair. one on each side. 10 replaced at
twentyseven months Of age. the third
pair at thirty-six months. the fourth
or outside pair. at forty-nve months.
The time Of appearance Of these In
cisors varies within rather narrow
limits. so that we are able to tell the
age Of young cattle fairly accurately.
The calf also has a temporary set
Of molars. which are later replaced
with permanent ones. but they are not
considered In estimating the age Of
the animal.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-07-08
0WSLEY COUNTY
ConklinQ

Conkling. July Married. June
30th. Miss Maggie Mays 20 Clayton
Gentry, and Lucy Bicknell 10 Will
liam Harvey. Mr.. Gentry and his
bride left Thursday for Richmond,
Lexington and other points for a
weeks visit with relatives.-The
Mighty Haag Show" exhibited here
Saturday. A large crowd attended.
The Fourth will be celebrated at
Island City on Saturday. July 3rd
Edward Cook, The Citizen agent,
passed through here last week. =.
Elder J. w. Anderson has been call
ed on 10 ofIlciatc at the wedding
Of Lewis Morris and Mrs. Sophia
Woods on Saturday. July Ord. =
Farmers OF this section are getting
behind with their crops on account
Of so much rain.
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BREATHIrT COUNTY
Lambric

Lambric. July 2.-Merrin Hall and
Bent Banks engaged in a shooting on
Buckhorn last week in which Banks
was killed. Hall gave himself up
TO the authorities and came clear
on his examining trial. This makes
four men and one women killed in
Breathitt County in the month OF
June Mrs. Margaret Howard was
elected school trustee by the Board
of Education last Saturday. to fill
the vacancy made by the resignation
OF Jasper Mullins.-Amanda Fugate
is still on the sick list.
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met for some time on account Of
being busy, but we are planning our
meeting soon, 20 discuss some prob
lens. and to order our rye, winter
oats. and grass seed.-There is go
ing To be a memorial meeting at the
Bud Abney grave yard the fifth Sat
urday in this month, July 3ist. There
will he dinner on the ground and
Everybody is invited To come. We
are planning TO have a good time.
Mrs. S. l.. Rose is improvine-The
Holiness people had an all-day meet
ing at Climax last Sunday and re-
ported a good time.
Disputanta
Disputanta. July 3.-Charley Shear
er, who has been down with pneu-
mCnia, is better.-James Thomas fell
and stuck a snag in his hand last
week and is suffering very badly.
Mrs. Mag Thomas is very Sick
Mrs. G. V. Owen has rheumatism.
The farmers are badly behind
with their blowing owing TO the
wet weather.-Supday-school is
progressing nicely at the Hammond
school-house.-Oats are better here
than they have been for years.-Corn
is looking fine on uplands.- p. w.
Shearer fell and hurt his hand very
badly one day last week.-Mrs.. Su-
san Ogg, who has been sick so long,
is no better.-Schools in Education
al Division No. 6 will begin on the
10Th inst.-Eliiah Abney has moved
his saw-mill back to Davis branch.
and is making lumber.
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GARRARD COUNTY


Paint Lick. July 5. Miss Jes-
sic and Amos Park are attend
ing summer school at Rich
mond. l. Messrs. ]. H. Ralston
and Chester Metcalf were in George
town Friday and Saturday. attend
ing b. Y. p. U. convention. The
hail and wind storm did considera-
BILE damage to he corn and tobacco
in this section. Thursday. B. Y
p. U. at Mt. Taber is progressing
The leader for next Sunday even
ing will be Miss Stella McWhorter
Mrs. Will Branaman returned Ia
her home at Silver Greek, Saturday
after visiting a week in Richmond
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie
MCGUIRE.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-07-08

Mcdaniel and brother. George. have
gone down TO market with their
RATS Of ties.-Henry Penniman Of
Berea, accompanied by his wife and
Miss Fox Of Narrow Gap. called ON
all the students living here who have
attended Berea College. We are al
ways glad TO have such good friends
visit us.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-07-08
CLAY COUNTY
Viua

Vine, July THE rain still con-
tinues and crops are looking fine.
Sam Murrel is reported some
better this week.-Sunday-schOol is
progressing nicely at this place.
Eighty-six enrolled at present. Sun
day-schOol at 2 p. m. Everybody
cOme.-There will he a meeting at
the X. OF p. hall Of Vine Lodge the
NTH Sunday in August, and also on
Saturday evening. Everybody is
cordially invited and especially the
preaching brothers. Dinner on the
ground, Sunday.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-07-08

Silver Greek, July 5@The Rev.
Mr.. Childers filled his regular APP
pointment at Silver Greek, Saturday
and Sunday.-The Sunday School
convention was held al Silver Creek
Sunday evening with large at
tendance and much good speaking.
The people enjoyed the speaking,
which was a great help to the Sun
day School.--Mrs. T.. II. Brookshire
is very poorly at this writing.
There will be an entertainment
and an ice cream supper at Silver
Greek, Saturday night, so we hope
all will come. The girls will bring
cream and cake and the boys come
with the money Don't forget the
ice cream supper Saturday night.
Hickory Plains
Hickory Plains, July 5. - Miss
Lavadie Creekmore returned home
yesterday from weeks visit with
friends in Bereat-Miss Anna Rob
tTlS has TRUTHFUL IIVfiI WISH w
her sister. Mrs. Clark, at German
town. O.-May Ponder and family
spent the Fourth with Mrs. Dan
Maupin and family.-Will Evans
left last week for Illinois, where
he will spend part Of the summer.
Mrs. Dan Maupin is slowly i'm
proving of her illness OF several
weeks.
Wallacetown
Wallacetown, July i.-Miss Allie
Blanton. OF Berea, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. o. l.. Gabbard this
week. - Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Peters and daughter, Mirtie, re-
turned last Thursday from an
extended visit with relatives in
Owsley County and Island City. -
Miss Nellie Kidd entertained quite
a number of her friends at her home
the 3Oth day Of June. to celebrate
her sixteenth birthday. All report
n pleasant time.-The rainy weather
putting the farmers behind with
their work.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-07-08
Burning Springs

Burning Springs. July Mrs. II.
NJ. McCreary and daughter. Mildred.
have returned 10 Berea after very
pleasant visit with her mother and
other relatives.-Mrs. George MUIR
ray OF Covington. Ind. is caring for
her mother, aunt Fannie Rawlings,
who is recovering from a long and
serious illness. Mrs. Rose Nc
Daniels daughter OF Richmond is
visiting here.-Mrs. Bessie Jones,
daughter OF our postmaster, had re-
turned from a pleasant visit among
friends in London&There were
forty-eight in he recent examina-
ton class. Twenty-nine failed, and
seven made first grade certificates,
and the remainder, seconds.-The
Rev. C. +. Chestnut, accompanied by
son, filled his regular appointment
last Saturday and Sunday.-T. C.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-07-08
ANNOUNCEMENT

WE are authorized 10 announce
r. L. MOORE OF Marion, Ky- as Q
candidate for Office Of Treasurer OF
the State OF Kentucky, subject TO
the action Of the Republican party,
at the August primary. Ada
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-07-08

will begin her school at Hawsfork,
Monday.-The Rev. w. p. Fryman
will MI his regular appointment at
Wisemantown, Sunday.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-07-08
JACKSON COUNTY
Mckee

Mckee. July 5.-Marriage licenses
issued since our last report: l.. V.
Morris, age 81, of Tyner, and Miss
Sophia Woods. age. % of Algier;
and John Cunagin, age p and Miss
Sallie Settle, age i6, both OF Parrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Messler returned
from their trip Saturday. and report
a fine time.-Several four people
are planning to attend the picnic
at Turkey Foot, today.-Miss Swan
ner returned TO take up her school
work at the Academy. after a very
pleasant vacation with home folks.
L. C. Little spent few days in
London and vicinity last week. -
Miss Emma Sparks begins her school
on Glover Bottom, today.-Miss Stella
Sparks will begin her school in Nc
Kee next Monday.
Sand Gap
Sand Gap. July 5.-We are having
plenty Of rain, and crops are look
ing fine.-Rev. Henry Lewis. pastor
of the Christian Church, here, fail
ed to I'll his appointment, Saturday
and Sunday, last. II is supposed
that the rain prevented his coming.
Government Demonstration, r. F.
Spence, and his assistant, Mr.. Har-
rison. recently gave an interesting
and beneficial lecture at this place
on agriculture. hog cholera, etc. =
Rev. Penniman and wife of Berea,
accompanied by Miss Fox Of Mar
row Gap, were rusticating through
this vicinity last week. - j. ID.
Durham of Berea paid his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Durham Of this
place, a brief visit before leaving for
the university at Wooster, o. James
writes that Wooster is delightful
place, and being visited by The Cit
izen, makes it appear more home
like.-There was a family reunion
at the home OF Mrs. David Dur
ham. Sunday.-Sunday-schoOl at
this place is progressing fine.
Maulden
Maulden. July as. p. Murrel
and Mrs. I. S. McGeorge, who have
been sick so long, are still very
poorly.-S. H. Farmer and Victor
Madden of Tyner, who have en-
ployment at Lexington visited home
folks the past week.
Privett
privett. July 5.-The farmers are
very bad behind with their farm
ing owing TO the weather.-Corn in
this vicinity is looking fine.-Lucy
Peters is very poorly again. The
Children's Day exercises at Gray
Hawk last Sunday was quite a sue
cess. - w. b. Metcalfe and Will
Isaacs were ordained deacons for the
Flat Lick Church last Saturday. -
The people OF this vicinity were very
sorry TO hear OF Sam Wright and
son, John Frank, getting killed at
the circus show at Green Hall last
Wednesday. John Wilson and son.
Clifton, shot and killed them. They
were buried in the Wicker ceme-
terry, in separate caskets. but in
the same grave. = Mrs. Sophia
Woods, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
frank Allen OF Clay County, came
in this vicinity last Saturday and
she and l.. v. Morris were united In
marriage at the home Of the BRIDE
groom last Saturday afternoon. The
Rev. James Anderson OBLIGATED.
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Whites Station

o Whites Station. July 5.-Much
rain has prevailed here throughout
the past week. Crops Of all kinds
are in good condition. - Godfrey
Morgan, state farm agent, spent from
Friday till Monday with his family.
Our local ball team defeated Berea,
Saturday, in a very interesting game
on the Jack Twigg field. Score stood
6 TO 3.-John A Parks, who has been
suffering with sciatica, we are glad
10 say, is somewhat improved. II.
Wiley Harris returned Tuesday from
a weeks visit with his brother at
Ludlow.-Miss Mary and Anderson
Barnes OF Richmond arrived Satur-
day TO be the guests OF their sister,
Mrs. ID. C. Anderson.-Miss Sonora
.Slusher and Joseph II. Adams, both
Of this place were united in mar
riage, "Wednesday, June 3Oth, 2:30
p. m. at the brides home, with Veda
Ritter and Miss Eva Brown, who
were chosen as best man and brides
maid. Rev. II. l.. McMurray was
the officiating minister. After the
ceremony the many guests, about
fifty in number, were served with a
most elegant dinner. The young cou-
Pile will make their home here. We
extend congratulations.
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RocKCASrLE COUNTY
Rockford

Rockford, July Eve are having
quite a lot OF heavy rains which
are doing considerable damage TO
the wheat crop.-G. L. Wren is go
ing 10 move his saw-mill TO the
farm Of T. C. Wars this week. -
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Linville is very sick II
seems that most all Rockcastle peo-
pie have lost trace Of everything but
the pike and Dixie Highway, but
the people Of Scaffold Cane are rest
ing assured IL will go this route
Friday, July i6, Is the day left for
cleaning of and decorating the
Scaffold Cane cemetery. Everybody
invitedEThe relatives and friends
OF this place were sorry 10 hear Of
the death Of Mrs. Polly Altman Of
Richmond.
Johnetta
Johnetta. July 3rThe Johnetta
Farmers improvement Club hasn't
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ESTILL COUNTY

Witt, July 3.-We are still hav-
ing plenty of rain.-Miss Grace Vim
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MADISON COUNTY
Kingston

Kingston, July 5.-Misses Bessie
and LOttie Riddle Of Lexington are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla
Riddle.-Mrs. w. b. Chester of ALL
port, Ark, who was called here by
the illness and death Of her brother,
Earl T. Eager, has been visiting
with her father, w. T. Eager, the
past Week.-Mrs. Ethel Flannery left
Saturday for Shamrock, where she
will teach the ensuing year.-Wal-
lace Lutes and children and Miss
Laura Duncan OF Berea, were WISH
tors at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Flanery one day last week.
Miss Verna Parks was called to
Richmond, Sunday, by the death
Of her cousin, Miss Clemmie Abrams.
Miss Abrams was just recovering
from an attack OF typhoid. Her
death was unexpected, as she SEEM
ed to be getting along nicely Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Parks and family
Of Cincinnati have been visiting
with Curt Parks and family the past
week.-School begins here today
with Owen Yates as teacher John
Webb, who has been in Detroit,
Mich, the past two months, return
ed home last week.-Price Eager
OF Crab Orchard, Tenn, visited with
his father and sisters, Mrs. Chester,
and Mrs. Flannery. Friday and Sat
urday.
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East Kentucky Correspondence
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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-07-08

Maulden, July as. p. Murrel
and Mrs. I, S. McGeorge, who have
been sick so long, are still very
poorly.-S. H. Farmer and Victor
Madden of Tyner, who have en-
ployment at Lexington visited home
folks the past week.