The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-08-05
JACKSON COUNTY
Mckee

Mckee. Aug. marriage licenses
issued during the week: James X
Hubbard, age 26, Dango, and Miss
Lou Retta Bryant. age 36, Dangoi
vester Evans, age 81, Lite, and Miss
Lille Bishop, age IS, Lite; Chester
White, age 81, Muncy, and Miss
Stanley Bowles, age %, Leighton. =
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of Jackson County Bank
met July %, and elected the follow
ing directors for one year: w. NJ
Bowles, Isaac Messler, f. B. Flan'
cry, A. H. Williams, J. R. Hays,
r. NJ. Bradshaw, and d. G. Collier
Annual meeting of the directors oil
Jackson County Bank. The following
officers were reelected. ID. G. Col
lier, president: Isaac Messler, vice.
president; J. r. Hays, cashier; and
r. M. Bradshaw, assistant cashier
A musical program was held on the
parsonage porch Sunday evening
sacred song and Victrola music, so
we all enjoyed the music and the
cool of the evening-Mrs. Engle, DR..
Hornsby and Marguerite Fowler cell
ebrated their birthday Saturday
evening, July 81, with a picnic sup
per on DR.. Hornsby's lawn. A
sumptuous supper was served. After
supper the young people rendered a
musical program and the children
had big time enjoying games. All
present, fifty-seven in number, re-
port a dandy time and plenty to eat
for all.-School begins at the Acad-
envy August 10th, and we expect n
good attendance this fall term. -
Saturday, August 18th, tells the tale
for the candidates, and we are sure
there will be some of them padding
their canoe up salt River" as it is
impossible for all of them to be
elected.
Tyner
Tyner, Aug. i.-Several from
this vicinity attended speaking at
Blooming Grove, Saturday. + S. p.
Palmer and family have returned
home.-Our school is progressing
nicely with William DUNCAN as
teacher.-Two OF William Dunigans'
cows broke into his brother Jim's
kitchen and broke every dish they
had except one tea cup and one
pepper box.-W. ]. Jones sold nice
three-months-old heifer calf for S35.
Jackson County Institute will be-
gin August 10th, instead Of the fist,
and Farmers and Trustees Day will
be Thursday of that week. We would
be glad TO meet every farmer of the
County there on that day, and es-
pecially the Corn Club boys.
Hugh
Hugh, August Crops are not
much in this part on account OF
floods and not being cultivated
enough.-Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. M
G. Abrams, a fine boy, July 3i.-The
people are hauling their fruit To
Lexington, and are gdtting good
prices for it.-Our Sunday-school
has been revived again. We hope
everybody will turn out and do bet
ter.-Old Grandma Hates is awful
poorly; hasn't eaten any for several
days. Her death is expected soon
Bertha and Beulah Fowler at
tended the Berea Fair and visited
their Grandma Parsons the last o.
the week-Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Kin
dred visited at Will Kindred at Be,
rea, and attended the Fair.
Privett
Privett, July 3i.-The corn croI
is looking fine, but the drought il
going to cut il short.-Lucy Peter
is on the mend.-Miss Lille Moor,
has been away on a visit TO tn
North for the past three weeks
School at Flat Lick is progressinI
nicely, with Eva Peters as teacher
-Sunday-school at Gray Hawk
progressing nicely under the man