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

JACKSON COUNTY
Mckee
Mckee. Jan. 2.-Mr and Mrs.
Messler and son Cornelius have re-
turned home.-Twin boys were
born at the home OF Harve Bowls,
one died after living only a short
time. Their friends extend their
sincere sympathy for the bereaved
parents.-The Mckee Academy OPP
ened on Monday the 9Th Of January
with sdn increased attendance. and
the beginning OF large Normal
class, and also a new teacher.-Miss
Park opens up the Academy home,
with six girls.-The young folks
returning TO school leaves us rath-
er lonesome.-Dr. II. C.. Hornsby, OF
Burning Springs. was a welcome
visitor in Mckee Wednesday, Dec.
ember 30.-Circuit Court began here
Monday, January 4, and there was
a large crowd in attendance.-The
Mckee post office has been trans =
ferred to Mrs. Fannie Collier, and is
located in the I. o o. +. hall.-0ur
popular banker, J. r.. Hays, is max
ing the depositors smile over a
beautiful New Years gift, a hand
some pocket book.
Hugh
Hugh, Jan. l.-Christmas and New
Year passed Off quietly here.-Joseph
Hunt and family, who have been
living in Middletown, Ohio, for some
time have returned TO Kentucky to
make their future home.-Mr. and
Mrs. Hurley Hunt have come back
TO Kentucky to live.-Mrs. Sinda
Abrams is sick at present.-Mr. and
Mrs. Colman Kindred are moving
into the w. J. Powell house, vacated
by Miss Nan Rose.-Solen Azbill is
building a new house.-A. NJ. Fry
has moved into the house vacated
by Tom Emery on r. |. Hale's place.
Carico
CaricO, Jan. 3.-Mrs. Isaac Hines
is very sick at this writing.-Many
citizens are going to attend Nc
Kee Court this week.-Christmas
went off nicely in these parts
Chas. Carpenters school closed the
3ist Of December, with a fine candy
treat. All enjoyed the day fine
Willie Roberts and family are very
poorly at this writing.-Married
last week George Matt Lakes to Miss
Ether Angel.-Mrs. Mary Shelton
bought a COW for $500 Of Robert
Summers. - Corn is worth 70
cents bushel in these parts.
Tyner
Tvner, Jan. 3.-Christmas passed
off ouitely with no drinking, or dis
turbance of any kind.-W. NJ. Dun
igan closed his school January 1,
with short program, which was
enioved nv a packed house,. c.
Moore Of Louisville was visiting
home folks Christmas. He has re-
turned home accompanied by his
sister Fav., who will spend the WIN
ter there.-Miss Lula Peters and
brother Crate Of Blake have been
visiting their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. MOore.-W. r. Reynolds,
our county agent, has gone to Lex
ington to attend farmers meeting
Married December 81 Miss Lucy
Bowles to Riley Cook of Grayhawk.
We wish them a pleasant journey
through life.-W. X. Jones and fam
ily moved to their new home III
Madison County, December y.
We disliked TO see them go, but the
best Of friends sometimes must part
w. NJ. Vaughn Of Annville has re-
turned from Mr.. Gays and moved
into the property vacated by w. X.
Jones.-Uncle Baily Simpson and
aunt Debby moved into their new
home January 1. Just two months
since their home was destroyed by
hre.-GOOd luck 10 The Citizen and
its many readers during the New
Year.
Bond
Bond. Jan. 1--WE have been hav-
ing some very wintry weather the
past monih.-The snow Christmas
was the largest for several years.
Rev. ]. w. Pennington filed his
regular appointment at the Green
Hill Baptist Church Saturday and
Sunday.-SOme of the farmers are
not done gathering corn yeti. j.
Brewer is still working at the Bond
and Foley mill.-Married Thursday
December "a, at the home OF the
bride, Estille Burns and Miss N0lla
TAYLOR. Rev. @. p. Hacker official