The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-10-07
JACKSON COUNTY
Clover Bottom


Glover Bottom, Oct. 3. - r. +
Spence. County Agent, Of Berea, was
in our midst last week and organ
lied Farmers Club at Cave Spring
Churchhouse, and gave a nice lee
ture on Agriculture - T. J. Coyle
was kicked in the head by a mule
and wounded very badly few days
ago. He has now gone TO the Berea
Hospital for to undergo a surgical
operation, which we hope will be
successful. - Born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Bird Rogers. on September 9th, a
fine girl, who was named Mary. -
Mr.. Mays, of this place, brought his
sick daughter from New Zion to
his home, on October 2nd. She is
very low at this writing, and her
recovery is doubtful - Sam Howard,
Of Mckee, passed through here yes
terday on his way to Richmond to
appear before the grand jury as a
witness against several persons &C
cused of stealing cattle and driving
them to Richmond and disposing Of
them. - Ernest Hays. who has been
at Frankfort for some time. is at
home with his folks once more. -
Mrs. Laura Gay and Miss Mimic
Cunnagin visited Mrs. Johnson, Mrs.
Gays mother, at Silver Creek, Oc-
tober 2nd. = Miss Lucy Hampton
and Bradley Bicknell visited Mrs.
Lima Rogers last Wednesday night.
Bond
Bond. Oct. 2. - We have had some
very heavy rains this week. Most
farmers are done cutting corn, but
are busy making molasses. and SOW
ing wheat and rye. - J. l.. Davis is
making molasses on Pigeon Roost
Branch. - G. C. Purkey, Of Berea,
returned home Thursday, after
short visit TO this place. - He has
purchased house and lot at this
place from M. Edwards. - George
Pennington has sold his stock Of
goods TO l.. Clark. - N. ID. Ison is
selling goods at the F. Cornelius
place. - Laura Spence, of Iona. was
expected to be at Pigeon ROOst
School, Friday p. m. to give the pu-
pills instructions on home canning
and the use of the fireless cooker.
- Some people from this place are
attending the Laurel River Associ-
alton of United Baptists at London,
from Friday till Sunday. - Jason
Willis and his son, Justice, of Hazel
patch have been working for J. T.
Brewer. - William Wolfe, who has
been so low with typhoid, is thought
TO be improving. His daughter,
Flora, also has typhoid.
Carico
Carico, Oct. 3. - Mrs. Elizabeth
Craft is very sick at this writing
The people Of these parts are done
foddering and gone to making sor-
ghum. - Ed. Roberts caught large
salmon last week weighing ga lbs
- Matt Green was in these parts
last week buying cattle. - We had
a good rain last week that was
badly needed. - Miss Ollie Angel
went TO Richmond TO stay this Fall
Sunday-school is progressing
nicely at Flat Top. All come. Dan
iel Faulins is here visiting from
Oklahoma. i Johnnie Holt, who goi
mashed with log, is able 10 be out
again. - Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hundley, boy named Homer. A
C. Faulins has sold his crops anC
is planning TO go TO Oklahoma.
Maulden
Maulden, Oct. i.-The funeral helC
at the Knight OF Pythias hall at thi'
place yesterday was well attended
with good behavior. - Married a
Lexington, September 90 Mr.. w
S. Farmer TO Miss May Sharp anC
Mr.. S. n. Farmer TO Miss Hattie
Crovens. After spending theil
honeymoon at this place they re-
turned TO Lexington TO make theil
future home. | Several from thii
place attended the Teachers Asso.
citation at Welchburg the past Sat
urday.-Hampton and Clay Wolfe
and Sherman Lincher, who have
been in Norwood, Ohio, for sOm'
time, have returned home.
Tyner
Tyner, Oct. Farmers are nearly
all done sowing wheat and abcut
half through saving fodder-There
will be a three-days' meeting at old
Flat Lick, beginning Oct. Mrs