The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-03-25
JACKSON COUNTY
Mckee

Mckee
Mckee, March 22.-Marriage Ii
censes issued during the week to wit:
Frank Roberts, age %, Hurley, and
Miss Fannie Tincher, age ~, Mckee;
Thomas Lakes, age 20, Bond, and
Miss Bertha Boggs, age 10, Bond;
B. H. Gabbard, age %, GAINESVILLE,
and Miss Susie Abner, age "a, Earn
estville.-Ed Richardson bought a
piece OF land from I. r. Hays for the
sum OF $1,000 and Mr.. Richardson
let Mr.. Hays have his horse in on
the trade.-Miss Pearl Goodman has
returned 10 her home after attend
ing school here.-L. C. Little was in
Hamilton, o., during the past week
on business.-The Fiscal Court vot-
ed our school tax, SOC on the poll,
and Zoe on the hundred, which ]. J..
Davis, superintendent, says he will
repeal.-Arch Reynolds and Floyd
HAYS went TO London last week TO
Join the army-Tyra Lainhart Is
having his house painted by Mr..
Bounds OF Annville.-Monroe Bow
els. who has been in Louisville for
a time. has returned home.-The an
nual defamation contest was held
Friday evening, March 10, at the
chapel. Misses rosetta Lainhart,
Cora Parsons, Agnes Farmer, Char
lotte Messler and Virgie Engle and
Messrs. Willie Hamilton and Monroe
Hornsby were the contestants, the
program was beautifully rendered
and gave great credit TO the school.
The prizes being awarded TO Miss
virgie Eng1e and Monroe Hornsby,
a s2k gold piece each.
Foxtown
Foxtown, March 20-D. B. Moore
is sick at this writing.-Several from
here attended Squire Lainharts
court today.-Jake Mckinney cut
his foot very badly some time ago
and is Just now able 10 walk again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Baker are all
smiles over the arrival OF another
boy a few days ago. They have six
children and all boys. Hurrah for
Mr.. Baker.-There was preaching at
Sand Spring Sunday by the Rev. Mr..
Clemmons OF Sand Gap. Some OF the
boys got some high-heel and got
drunk.
Doublelick
Doublelick, March 20-The farm
ers are all hustling around and sew
eral are blowing since we have been
having some spring weather.-Ruth-
ford Callahan and little son. Forrest,
have pneumonia fever. We think
they will recoverable Rev. ]. X.
Marris OF Mckee was in our vicinity
Saturday on business-Miss Maggie
McCollum has grip.-Judas Bales or
AWHILE while on his way TO Berea
stayed over night at Perry McCol-
lums.-Robert Callahan of Hurley
suent the former part Of the week
with his son,~J. R. Callahan.
Sand Gap
Sand Gap, March 20.-Many COM
ments are being made on the late
winter.-Dave Durham has just re-
turned from Berea with load OF
goods, and reports the roads in a bad
condition.-Aunt Jane Durham, who
has been visiting with her children
in Madison county since last August,
returned home a few weeks ago. -
Mrs. Mary Durham has tonsilitis. -
Mrs. Sarah Durham, who has had a
very serious case OF tonsilitis, is
much improved. - The Rev. Mr..
Alexander conducted services at this
place Saturday night and Sunday
Sherman Durham sold his farm 10
Cleve Templeton, and will move TO
the Henry Cook property, lately va
Gated by John d. Harrison. - The
Death Angel entered the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Sherman Durham the 4th
inst. and bore away their little
daughter, Virgie, six years and seven
months OF age. Her death was q
shocking surprise as she was i'll only
four days. She was a bright and
sweet child, and favorite with
every one. The bereaved parents
have our profound sympathy. =
Melva, another little daughter Of Mr..