The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-07-01
JACKSON COUNTY
Mckee

JAChSON COuNTr
Mckee
Mckee. June %. - Marriage IL
censes issued since our last report
RI. Leadford, age l6, and Miss Liz
zie Mead, age 80, both Of Egypt
Jackson County; J. w. Hodge, age
80. Annville, and Miss Icy Allen. age
81. Atlanta: J. NJ. Phillips, age 81
Goochland and Miss Mary c. Slasle
age II, Double Lick; w. c. Lakes
age "a, and Miss Mary A. Fowler,
age "a. both of Wind Cave.-There
was quite a crowd in town Tuesday
too see the mighty Haag's show,
which was very good.-The U. 8.
Marshal cut up a still close to town.
Friday, but failed to get any one.
Mrs. Dave Carr and family were
visiting her father and mother in
town over Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Messler are visiting at
Maryville, Tenn, this Week.-Mrs.
Grace Engle taught Sunday School
at Smith school house, Sunday, for
Mrs. Messler.
Tyner
Tyner, June 25.-Farmers are
about through harvesting their
wheat.-Jeff Gay had four nice
yearling steers killed early Sun
day morning by lightning.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Moore and granddaugh-
ter, Rosy Nell, have been visiting the
last ten days in E. Bernstadt.-Miss
Nellie and Ethel Jones OF Viva have
been visiting Pearl and Luna Moore
this week. They will return home
Saturday.-Lucian Gipson has been
sick, but is slowly improving.J.
T. Moore moved his grist mill this
week on the hill near his home
Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. Palmer and fam
lily Of Winchester are visiting the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas BullocklW. r. Reynolds,
County agent, will be in Owsley
County next week.-William Creech
is out buying sheep, for which he
is paying fancy price.
Doublslick
Doublelick, June 26-The crops
in this vicinity are looking fine. -
Perry McCollum and Wiley Hurley
made business trip TO Mckee, Mon
day.-Judge Lewis and other can
didates spoke at our school-house,
Tuesday. Quite a large crowd was
present.-Mrs. Letha Martin visited
her grandmother, Mrs. Sallie Mar
tin, Tuesday.-Miss Maggie McCol-
lum spent the latter part Of last
week with her sister, Mrs. Sara
Hurley.-George Gatliff made bus
mess trip TO Wilde, Saturday. :
Mrs. Ellen Strunk and children WISH
ted her sister, Mrs. Florence Anglin,
last week.
Hugh
Hugh, June 28-Rev. Childress
filled his regular appointment at
this place Saturday and Sunday
Several from Kerby Knob attended
services here, Sunday. -.
Earl Kimberlain OF Dreyfus attend
ed church here, Sunday, and took
dinner with his grandparents. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis VanWinkle and
family OF Clear Creek visited Charlie
Jackson Saturday night and Sunday
and attended church.-Miss Farrie
Settle is staying with her grand
parents at this place.-There will
be baptizing here the 4th Sunday in
July, 10 o'clock in the morning. -,
Mrs. Susie Click OF Bloomington, ILL.,,
visited her sister, Mrs. Mary Hale,
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Kimberlain OF Dreyfus were visit
ing here last week.-Elbridge Rose
visited his sister here Saturday
night.
Bond
Bond, June 26.-The following:
Messrs. w. j. Howard, G. l. RAIDER,
and A. T. w. Manning spoke at this
place Saturday night, June 10, in
behalf OF their candidates.: Mr..
Howard for state senator; Mr.. RAIDER
and Mr.. Manning for Common
wealth's Attorney Of this district.
Several Of the people were present
TO hear them.-Moses Edwards has
moved 10 the Hillard place in the
east end OF Bond. w. d. York moved
TO the place vacated by Mr..
Edwards.-Delbert York has return
ed home from Montana, where he
has been for some timed. r. Allen
has traded his farm near this place
10 William Wolfe's farm on Moores
Creek. Mr.. Wolfe's farm is a part
OF the Silas Godsey farm School