The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-08-19
JACKSON COUNTY
nnuhlelick

Doublelick, Aug. II. - Crops an
gardens are looking fine since tn
recent rains. - The school at TN
place is progressing nicely, VIII
Frank Morris as teacher. - Severa
from here attended the Holmes
meeting at Annville, the latter par
of last week. - The Misses Paulin
and Margaret McCollum returned
home Friday, after a two-week
visit with relatives in Madison, am
Clark County j. II. Thomas wa
calling at Perry McCollums Sunday
- Amos McCollum has returned
back to Philadelphia, after a two
weeks stay with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Perry McCollum.
Bond
Bond, Aug. "a. = The election las
Saturday passed off very quietly a
this place. - We have had som'
good showers of rain this weel
which are helping crops. - Mrs
Nathan Hunter died recently Of
consumption. We extend our SYM
patty TO her bereaved husband anC
children. Her remains were inter-
red in the York cemetery by the
o. f. S. sisters. - The Green Hill
Baptist Church people have placed
new roof on their churchhouse
and are planning to do some otheI
repair work. - Walter Brewster
Of this place was run over anC
killed by a train near Whites sta
ton, Monday night, July goth. His
remains were brought back here foI
burial. - A series of meetings ha:
been going on the past two weeks
at the Jim York shed. - Mrs. Esther
Allen, who has been visiting with
her children in Clay County the
past three months, is back to thu
home of her SOD. ID. r. Allen. - ]
II. Purkey and family, of Spruce
burg. visited relatives in this vi
cinity recently.
Maulden
Maulden, Aug. "a. - Mrs. |. 5
McGeorge, who has been sick Sc
long, is still very poorly. - Willie
Lee. who had been sick for somt
time, departed this life August Attn
His remains were laid to rest in the
Farmer graveyard August 5th. =
The election at this place passed of
very quietly with but very little
drinking. - Several at this place
are planning to attend the Teach
ers Institute at Mckee next week.
Tyner
Tyner, Aug. i6. - The good rains
OF the past week have greatly i'm
proved corn crops, but we can't ex-
pect more than half crops this sea
son. - w. J. Jones threshed the
best crop OF rye in this County
SIN bushels from bushels of seed
- Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Gipson are
visiting Uncle Henry Evans, Of Lite
this week. - Charlie Moore started
for Ohio, yesterday, where he ex-
poets to secure employment. r Ed
Moore picked up a terrapin on his
fathers old farm that has his name
cut on it twenty-five years ago.
Carico
Carico, Aug. i6. - We. are having
some good rains at present and
crops are looking better. - Married,
the 18th inst, May Robinson to Mary
NJ. Summers, OF this place. - We
are very sorry to hear OF the ill
ness of sister LunsGprd. We hope
for her speedy recovery. = There
we're some people Of this place who
visited the annual meeting at Cor
nett Chapel at Lite. There was a
large crowd in attendance and fine
sermon by Brother Elliott and
Brother ROadrinck ana others. -
Married, Isaac Ford, Of this place.
TO Miss Margaret Smith, of Nc
Wh0rter. - Isaac Tussey got his
foot smashed almost off at Bond
Town last week; also Elihu Hurley
was hurt very badly. - Sunday
school is progressing nicely at Flat
Top. - Sunday-school rally day at
Flat Top with four schools 10 meet.
All invited TO come the third Sun
day in September.
CLAY COUNTY
Burning Springs