The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-04-20

few days ago and was buried in
the Moores Greek graveyard-H. r..
Dyche has sold his farm for 1920
and has bought a farm on Moores
Creek. Mr.. Brown who purchased
the Dyche farm has moved 10 it,
Miss Laura Spence passed through
here on her way from Cloverbottom.
A. b. Gabbard, Press Shepherd and
Mrs. Henry Cornelius have return
ed from Corbin where they have
been for few days.-Mrs. Cosby
Cole is planning to go TO Franklin,
o., to stay with her daughter, Mrs.
Flora Cole.-Clark Cunagin has
bought Elijah Cornetts stock Of
goods and will sell near the same
place.-Married Saturday evening
at this place Richard Price TO Miss
Emma Johnson both Of this place.
We wish them much Joy and many
years of happiness.
Carico
Carico. April i6.-Born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Roberts a fine boy the
t2th.-Johnnie Hollis little girl Vir-
gle caught fire last week and was
badly burned but is impyoving.-All
the citizens are getting ready for
corn planting in these parts. Corn is
selling at 75c, eggs i6c a dozen, hens
lie ID. We had the coolest night
last week and freeze that damaged
the peaches severely.-Aunt Patty
Parker is planning on going TO Lon
don to have her eyes treated.-Aunt
Cosby Cole is getting ready TO visit
her daughter, Mrs. Flora Cole of
Hamilton, o.
Foxtown
FOxtown, April Isl. II. Webb
and family have recently moved to
their new home here and Willie Cox
and family have moved in C. C. Car
rolls property on Main street.
Cynthia Webb happened TO a bad
accident yesterday. She cut her foot
very badly with a hatchet.-There
was a wedding here lately. Marion
Moore and Vina Num- were married.
William Felty has gone TO Cincin-
natl, o., TO work this summer.-G.
w. Mckinney is working for the
Turkey foot Lumber Co. surveying
for a railroad.-James Deaton has
moved to Wind Cave on g. p. Isaacs'
land.-Mrs. Odessia Lakes, wife Of
C. G. Lakes. died last week. She left
young baby boy just three hours
old. She was laid TO rest in the
Wind Cave cemetery. She leaves q
host of friends to mourn her loss.-
William Mckinney Of Livingston is
visiting his father and mother here.
Greenhall
Greenhall, April i7.-The farmers
Of this section are blowing and pre-
pairing to plant corn soon.-It is
thought that most Of the peaches
and early fruits were killed by the
freezing and frosty weather last
week-The farmers are anxious 10
see some rain on account OF the
ground being so hard and dry they
cannot plow.-Edgar Creech, wnv
has been in Dayton, o., for some
time, surprised his friends by getting
married and bringing his wife in
home with him.-0ld Uncle Jim
Evans who has been sick for some
time is not any better.-Mrs.
Lucy Wilson had a carpet tack
ing Saturday the 18th and the
neighbor women gathered in and
helped her and enjoyed a nice
dinner.-Mrs. Emma f. McCollum
who has been in school at
Richmond since January spent last
week at home and returned back u
Richmond where she will stay until
the list Of June.-Miss Myrtle Evans
who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Laura Pierson, has returned TO
her home at Beattyville.-Lee Con-
gleton OF Richmond is erecting a
stave mill near this place TO work
out the timber recently purchased
by him from J. F. Brewer.
0WSLEY COUNTY
Island City
Island City, April i3.-The people
nave been sowing oats and CON-
mence blowing for corn.-John
Daugherty bought the farm OF
James S. Bowman for $1,000. II is be.
llipVpd that Iahn will And HI L..