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

SAND zap
Sand Gap. Apr. flowing to so
much bad weather, farmers are
much delayed in their work.-Sun-
day school at this place is again re-
organized, and is so far progressing
well.-Also a ladies aid Society that
was organized a few weeks ago for
the benefit of the Christian Church
here is rapidly succeeding.-Mar-
ried recently at the brides home
near here, Miss Marry Witt and
Walter Wood.-They left immedi-
ately for Algiers, Clay County,
where they are making their home.
Their many friends wish them a
happy life. Mrs. Ollie Durham who
has been i'll for some time, and was
taken TO the Robinson hospital at
Berea, has been removed to Lexing-
ton for treatment.-It is hoped by
her many friends that she may
speedily recover and return to her
five small children.-Died on the
eleventh inst, after lingering ill
ness. Mrs. Malissie Jones, wife Of
Isaac Jones, of this place.-She was
a kind and patient person and bore
her suffering and troubles with for
titude.-The bereaved family have
the profound sympathy Of the COM
munity.-The deceased is the
daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. G. v.
Clemmons, Of this place, and sister
OF Mrs. Henry Jones of Berea.-Mrs.
]. r. Durham still has rheumatism.
Rev. James Lunsford filled his re-
gular appointment at the Christian
church here, Saturday night, and
Sunday and a good crowd was out
TO hear him.
Glover Bottom
Clover Bottom, Apr i6.-Mr. G. w.
Miller and family and Mr.. Isaac
Trent and family have moved to
Indiana TO make their future home.
In the suit of Alma Watts and
others VS. J. r. Engle and wife over
some land tried at the March term
OF the Jackson Circuit Court, Mrs.
Watts etc. won five-eights Of the
land an the Engle's three-eights.-
Born last Wednesday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Jackson a fine boy
Born about a week ago to Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Sparks a fine boy-James
Blanton left here last Sunday for
Ohio to make his future home.--
Mr.. Pascal Gabbard went last Sum-
day TO the old settlements Of Ken
lucky on business.-Floyd Engle,
Willie and Ebb Baker and II. M.
Dean went to Richmond, Ky, on
business last Sunday.-People are
badly behind with their work: but
little farming has been done here
except sowing Oats.-Prospects are
fine for a large apple and peach
crop in this section.-John Abrams
has compromised with his cred
itors and is back in business again.
Home folks are expecting Ray
Dean and some Of his school friends
at home over Easter.-Married last
week, Mr.. A. J. Robinson and Miss
Hurley-Mr. Robinson is a son of
w. F. Robinson and Miss Hurley Is
a daughter Of DR.. ]. N. Hurley.-We
wish them long and prosperous
life.
Doublelick
Doublelick, April i5.-Most every
body has got their oats sowed and
are preparing their corn ground
Wiley Malicoat had a log rolling
Thursday. - Married Thursday,
April 10, Miss Martha Jones OF Eglon
TO Boss Carpenter of Dango. MAY
their paths be strewn with happi-
ness through life-Wiley Hurley
made a business trip TO Mckee
Monday.-Mrs. Ollie Callihan spent
the day with her mother, Mrs. Cath
ern McCollcm Monday.-Mrs. Cath
ern McCollum is very poorly with
observation-disclosures Rase had a
sprouting Wednesday. Got a fine
DAYS work done. - Miss Margaret
McCoilum left Friday for Hurley
where she will spend a few DAYS
with friends and relatives.
Parrot
Parrot, April i6.-The infant of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Flinchum died