The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-02-17
JACKSON COUNTY

country but few have diedEWe are
glad TO learn that NJ. C. Hughes, who
has been so poorly with lagrippe
and bronchitis. is slowly improving.
The farmers are showing some
sign that they are expecting some
farming weather soon. - Henry
Richardson is doing some farm
work for F. F. McCollum-Born to
the wife Of Brownie Fields a fine
boy. Feb. ii.-Eldcr G. w. Scale fill
ed his regular appointment at Rock
Spring church Saturday and Sun
day. He preached to fairly good
crowd. There were also two other
preachers present, Elder C. Nj.
Burch and Elder F. Allen OF the
same faith and order who consum-
ed a portion Of the time both Sat
urday and Sunday.
Maulden
Maulden. Feb. i2.-Mr. and Mrs.
6. II. Farmer Of Lexington. who has
been visiting at this place, have re-
turned home.-Died February 8. Mr..
Johnson Witt His remains were
laid to rest in the Short graveyard
While some boys were hunting Fri
day. Feb. 4, Green Farmer. age IS,
accidentally shot himself through
the arm and only lived about seven
hours. He was a Christian boy and
loved by all. He asked his friends
and loved ones to meet him in
heaven. He leaves a father, mother.
two brothers and one sister and a
host of friends and relatives to
mourn his loss. His remains were
laid TO rest in the Farmer grave
yard.
Foxtown
Foxtown, Feb. iiIThere is let
of sickness in this town. People
are complaining Of lagrippe.-Porn
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Johnson, few
days ago, a fine girl named PeaTiie.
Miss Dora Carroll Of Drip Rock IS
staying with her sister, Leona Webb,
this week.-Yellow John Isaacs is
working for John H. Webb fixing
his houses-N. J. Coyle is at Berea
this week on business.-James
Rynes has moved back to Madison
County where he expects to farm
this year.-Several people from
here were at Mckee Tuesday. They
were summoned in to give some
boys examining trials charged with
hog StealngIA. G.. Alcorn was in
this neighborhood taking ties for
the L. & N. railroad company this
week.-John Gilbert has rented
from Thomas Lakes and has moved
in-Barney Moore has rented G. w.
McKinney's farm.-Job Moore and
sister, Mrs. Mollie Mckinney, has
just returned from London where
they have been at the Trachoma
hospital having their eyes treated.
They say they were greatly bene-
fitted by going.
Tyner
Tyner, Feb. i3.-There is not a
family in this vicinity but what
has grippe.-Some whole families
are sick and hardly able to wait
on each other.-Died February 10,
Old Uncle Alfred Johnson, who had
been an invalid for year. He took
grippe and only lived few days.
Our school was dismissed last week
on account of so much sickness.-W.
NJ. Bullock sold his farm to w. r.
Reynolds for $500 and bought a
farm at the mouth of Jacks Branch.
He has rented and moved TO w. NJ.
Shepherds farm at Bradshaw
Mrs. Emma Strong and family OF
Eubanks have moved to this VEIN
ity to the property known as the
w. NJ. Vaughn farm.
Parrot
Parrot, Feb. i2.-There is lots OF
sickness in this neighborhood.
Among them are Mrs. Clark Cuna-
GIN, Rosa Price, Lee Tincher, Vester
Callahan, Sam Settles, Jr., Susie
Gabbard and the infant of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Gabbard besides many
others.-Ben Tussy and family OF
Laurel Fork have moved TO Owe
Tussey's farm near herc.-Miss
Vina Lakes and Dora Wise OF Bond
were visiting the Misses Lucy and
Rosa Price Saturday and Sunday
and attended church at LetterboxN
Ebert Gabbard Of Livingston STOP
ped over here few days last week
on his way TO Clay County on bus
mess Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Gabbard
are visiting relatives near Livings-
ton.-Dan Harris and family have
moved 10 Scott Iohnson's place
The little child OF Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Gabbard has been danger
ously i'll with pneumonia fever but
is improving fast.-Luther Gabbard
has returned home from where he
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