The citizen., 1915-06-17
JACKSON COUNTY
Maulden

Maulden, June Mrs. !. 5. Nc
George, who has been sick so long
is no better.-Mrs. Cora Estridge has
returned TO her home, in Cincinnati,
after a short visit with her parents
at this place.-Several from this
place attended church at Liberty
the past Sunday-Mr. and Mrs.
George Moore Of Princeton are ex-
pected at this place this week for
a few days visit with friends and
relatives.-Ralph Farmer Of this
place and Leonard Goodman OF
Welchburg made a trip to Lexing-
ton last week.-Mr and Mrs. Elijah
Bargh of Hazard have moved to
this place to make their home.
Carico
Carico. June 6.-Gilbert Reynolds
OF McWhorter was visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. s. r. Roberts from Friday until
TuesdayHMemoria day was well
attended at Flat TopAMarried, the
2nd of this month. Clean Holt to Miss
Leatha Sommers, both Of middle
fork. Rev. Mr.. Cornett filled his
regular appointment at Flat Top TO-
day.-Mr. Lunsford's regular ap-
pointment is the second Sunday in
this month. Everybody come.-Sam
Roberts has had eight bee swarms
out Of four gums.-School began
Saturday. Mrs. Minnie Hellard got
the Black Lick school, Riddle Dur
ham the old Bend school.-Born TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Gibson fine
boy.-we have been having lots OF
rain lately in these parts.
Bond
Bond. June i2.-Because Of the
continued wet weather farmers are
getting behind with their work
Corn and oats are looking fine.
Wheat also is very good.-Apples
have been damaged much by blight.
The piece Of land belonging to Mr..
Hudson was divided into lots and
sold at public auction last Satur-
day.-David York has traded his
Douglas-He Hellard house and lot to
Moses Edwards farm, giving $500
difference. He also traded his house
and lot where he now lives for Geo
pennington's lard on Pond Lick
r. F. Taylor has been plowing for
]. T. Brewer.-Mrs. Emma Baldwin
is sick.-Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Peters
are the parents of pair Of fine twin
boys. born May 29.-One OF Bud
Prices boys, is very sick with ty'
phoid.-The Sunday School at Pig
con Rooste is progressing nicely, with
a good attendance.-MissS Susie Wat
son will teach our school this fall.
Parrot
Parrot. June i2.-LeOnard Med
lock of Annville was at this place
on business Friday.-G. !. Radel
will speak at this place Tuesday
June IS in the interest Of his rac'
for County Attorney%B. l.. Peters
of Tennessee. travelling salesman
called on his sister, Mrs. A. b. Cab
bard one night this week.-The Sun
day school at Letter Box is pro
crossing nicely.-Mrs. Minnie Hill
lard was hired TO teach the Blacl
Lick school and Berry Baker T.
teach the Letter Box.-Lietter Cab
bard Of this place will teach at Al
corn this year.-Mrs. Armina Cab
bard has been sick for several days
The twelve months old child o
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Morris is not ex
pected to live.-Born to Mrs. Lizzi
Conkins, a boy, June 5.
Privett
Privett. June i2.-The crops in thi
vicinity are looking flne.-Luc,
Peters is still very illGMrs. w. I
Metcalf has been visiting he
daughter, Mrs. James Brumback.-
Last Saturday and Sunday wer
quarterly meeting days at Grayhawk
Allie Morris is some better nOw.-
The fourth Sunday in this mOntl
will be children's day at Grayhawk
The program will consist OF recita
tions. songs, and music. II will b
mostly a temperance program
Everybody is invited 10 come.-F. l.
Jones passed through this vicinit!
last Friday, in the interest Of hi
father-in-law, G. I. RAIDER, who il
a candidate for Commonwealth
Attorney.-Rev. w. A. Worthing o
Annville will preach at Grayhawl
the 3rd Sunday at about 2 o'clOcl
p.m.-Several in this vicinity arr