The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-06-03


JACKSON COUNTY
Mckee
Mckee, May 3i.-Marriage license
issued since our last report Jesse
Carol, age q, Green Hall and Miss
Elite B. RAIDER. age IS. Brazil.--A. j
Vaughn, age 40, Mildred and Miss
Adeline Johnson, age %, Gray Hawk
Frank Hollinsworth. age 81, Mckee
and Miss Susan Adkins, age ~, Gray
Hawk.-Rev. C. J. Siprle and Brother
Oney of Lexington preached on the
hill Sunday morning and evening
The examination for teachers certi-
ficates held last Friday and Satur.
day was very hard. Only IL passed
out Of 81 applicants.--Mrs. Kate Hig.
mite lie very sick at this time.-Doc-
tor Anderson has been sick for the
past week, but Is able TO 60 now
Will Bennett and family were visit
ing at Maulden over Saturday and
Sunday.-W. r. Amyx and wife were
visiting home folks at Egypt over
Saturday and Sunday.-R. M. Ward
and family were visiting home folks
and friends at Sturgeon last week.
Tyner
Tyner, May 28.-The good rains OF
the past week will insure q good
crop of oats and will greatly help
the meadows and pastures.-Miss
Fay Moore. who has been in Louis
willie, since December, has returned
HOMER. A. Jones and wife OF
Fletcher was visiting the Iatter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Nantx the
past week.--Married last Monday,
Miss Alkaline Adkins Of Gray Hawk
10 Andy Vaughn Of Mildred. We
wish them a pleasant journey thru
life.-Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Jones Q boy. A girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Fox.-John DUNCAN
lost a good saddle horse last week
Parrot
Parrot, May 29.-Born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Gabbard, May %, girl,
Henry Ingram was through here
buying cattle and sheep last week
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Gabbard
a girl. II was named Hazel.-A
girl was also born TO Mrs. Bette
Shelton q few days agos-Elberi
Lakes was at this place on business
one day this week.-Lucy Price hai
been very sick for the past few
days.-Scott Tussey Of Middle Forl
attended church at this place Sum-
day.
Sand GAP
Sand Gap, May 3i.-Several from
this place took the teachers exAmi-
nation at Mckee the 2ist and end
The examination was harder thar
usual Memorial Services wert
conducted at the Durham Grave
Yard yesterday by the Rev. Tenn
pleton and Rev. Stanifer. A large
number of people attended the SER
vices.
Doublslick
Doublelick, May 29.-Farmers art
getting behind with their work or
account Of so mitch rainy weather
John Martin made a business triT
10 Wilde Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs
Wiley Hurley spent Sunday will
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gatlif-Mrs
Katherine McCollum visited heI
daughter, Mrs. Ollie Callahan Thurs
day night-C. H. Wertenberger
managing editor Of the Citizen ant
Chester Gabbard were in our. vicin
ity the latter part Of the week, call
ing on their correspondence. z
Dees was calling at Perry Nc
Columns Saturday night.
Sand Gap
Sand Gap. May 3i.-Mr. Wer-
tenberger, the managing editol
Of The Citizen, and his guide
Mr.. Gabbard, were pleasant visitors
at this place last week.-Mr. and Mrs
o. f. Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
lei Webster OF Latonia attended thu
memorial here yesterday.-The Char
liable stork visited the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. F. r. Clemmons. and left
little girl.-They christened hel
Matilda Florence.-Mr. and Mrs. Jas
w. Williams and Jesse Durham at
tended memorial exercises at Kerb,
Knob, yesterday-Miss Jane Mar
tin, OF Clover Bottom. is visi-
ting her sister, Mrs. Sdlie Mar
tin, this week.-Canada Sparks ha'
enlisted in the United States Army
for three years.-Mrs. Ella Sparks
visited her mother. Mrs. Bette Mar