The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-08-12
JACKSON COUNTY
Mckee

JAIhoON LoONIt
Mckee
Mckee. Aug. Q. Primary election
went Off smoothly all over the
County, Saturday. The following
returns are reported: Circuit Judge:
w. NJ. Lewis, 9Oi; Rawlings, Si3;
Lewis, majority, SO. Common
wealth Attorney: Coyle, 7is; RAIDER,
65i; Manning 1925; Coyle's majority,
81. Circuit Court Clerk: Johnson,
339; Powell 572; Parsons, 1853; Med
lock, 327; Powells majority, 2i9.
DIR. II. C. Hornsby, Of Burning
Springs, was visiting DR.. Hornsby
over Monday. The new teachers
for the Academy have all arrived.
They are: Miss Donegan, Of Kansas;
Miss Bonar, of Iowa; and Miss Seer
ems. Of Wisconsin. - Miss Perrine
fell and hurt herself very badly last
week, but she is improving nicely.
New scholars are arriving as fol-
lows: John Handy, Monroe Horns
by, Effie Bowman, Martha and
Cora Gabbard.-Schoof begins Tues
day. August 10th. - Miss Della
Hornsby returned to Annville this
morning to enter school Wednes-
day.
Carico
Carico, Aug. 2. - The election
passed Off, but no one hurt badly
There will be Sunday-school rally
the third Sunday in September at
Flat Top. Three Sunday-schools
are going to meet and have dinner
served on the ground. All come
and bring basket full. - Mrs. Jen-
ME Tussey is very sick at present.
Robert Lear got his house burned
that the Old Bend school was being
taught in and 1925 worth Of seats.
We are having no school now at
Old Bend. - Crops are fine in these
parts and plenty Of apples.-Can-
ming is all the go at present.
Parrot, Aug. 9: - Death entered
the home of Mart Combs, Saturday, |
August 7th, at o'clock in the MORN
ing and took from him his loving
wife, Mrs. Ala Combs. She had been
sick over a year. She was 80 years,
6 months and eight days old at the
time of her death. She was a |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson
Combs deceased. She had belong
ed to the Baptist Church at Green
Hall about eleven years, and was
loved by all her neighbors. She tod
her children to not weep over her,
hut prepare to meet her in heaven,
tlai she had suffered a great deal,
but her suffering was over. She
leaves a husband, two daughters,
SIN sisters, brother and n ny other
relatives TO mourn her death She
was laid TO rest in the Gabhard
graveyard Sunday morning. Fun
eral services were conducted by
The Revs. Pearl Hacker and Henry
Mullins.
Green Hall
Green Hall, August Q. - Institute
begins at Bonneville August 9th with
Professor Lewis, of Berea, as i'll
structor. Everybody is looking for
Ward for a pleasant and profitable
week. - r. E. Evans was elected as
trustee in the Bethlehem school dis
trict and |. S. Bowles in the Hickory |
Flat district.-Messrs. Bent and Luz |
ther Pierson, with their wives went
to Beattyville, Saturday, TO make
an extended visit. = The general |
handshake' is over now and the
viGtors are happy, while the defeat
ed are lamenting. - John C. Ever
sole, Of Bonneville, was elected as
Circuit Judge for the Counties of
Owsley, Perry, and Leslie; Chester
Wilson as jailer to fill out an unex-
pred term; and DR.. Morris of Chest
nutberg is representative for the
Counties Of Clay, Jackson, and Ows-
ley. - Reuben Hughes, OF Berea, is
visiting his grandfather, NJ. C.
Hughes, Of Green Hall. = Little Miss
Eva and Master Joe COngleton, of
Richmond, visited their aunt, Emma
McCollum, the past week. Hurrah
for The Citizen!
Grayhawk {
Grayhawk, Aug. 9-Dry weather
still continues and the growing crops 8
are looking bad. Corn is iireing and {
looking yellOw.-Lightning struck [
John ID. Robinson's house one day g
last week and set il on fire and $
burned up everything they had. As (
luck would have il, they just left c
home before the storm came. IN
There will begin a school at the S
Dutch church from the third grade G
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