The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-02-10
JACKSON COUNTY
Hugh

Hugh
Hugh, February THE Rev. j.
w. Lambert filled his appointment
here Saturday and Sunday.-Born
January IS, fine girl TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Tonne Hudson.-Many around
here are sick with grippe.-Joe
Crowly's child is very sick-Gertie
Abrams Of this place entered school
at Berea Monday last.-Mrs. Fannie
Clemens who has been so i'll is bet
ter.-Mrs. Nala Stewart Of Berea
was visiting her parents last week.
Privett
Privett, Feb. 5.-Judge Spurlock
has purchased n wheat mill which
he will add TO his steam MILL
There are several cases being tried
in w. b. Metcalrs court.-Green
Farmer shot himself accidentally
last Friday and is hurt very bad
Aunt Polly Spurlock is still very
poorly-W. A. Huff and family are
quite sick with lagrippe.-There's
more sickness in this community
than has been known for several
years.-John Wright has got the
mail route from Lynch TO Tyner for
the next four years and John Ward
from Mckee TO High Knob.-Flat
Lick school closed last Tuesday
with a good candy treat.-Rev. Pat
Riley, Anderson and Allen held a
protracted meeting at Oak Grove
last week with six admissions to
the church.-Boyd Farmer has gone
TO Berea on business.-L. V. Morris
and wife visited relatives at Glover
Bottom last week.-Jesse Anderson
leaves next week for Atlanta. Ca,
where he will he employed for a
while.-Sam Farmer and wife OF
Lexington visited Boyd Farmer and
wife last week.
Doublelick
Doublelick, Feb. 5.-Wiley Hurley
is out collecting tax this week
James Hays and wife Of Mckee are
visiting the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Martins this week.
Miss Margaret McCollum visited her
brother, George McCollum, of Hur-
ley the first Of the week.-Wiley
Malicoat has been sick but is some
better.-school closed at this place
Friday and the teacher, Frank Nor
ris, is moving back TO his place on
Laurel Fork.-Elmer Martin, the lit
tie son Of John Martin, went to
Mckee Monday TO enter school.
Bond
Bond, Feb. "A snow about three
inches deep fell Tuesday night
Many around here are sick with la
grippe. Among them are ]. T.
Brewer and Henry II. Davis.-Mrs.
Dora Taylor was called to see her
aunt. Mrs. A. Isaacs of Berea, who
is very low with consumption.--Am-
brose Moore has moved to the Gran
vile Riley farm.-Susie Watson Wis.,
tied her sister, Sarah Davis, from
Friday till Sunday last-Mr. and
Mrs. James Ingram are the parents
of a fine baby born recently-The
show at this place Saturday night
was we'll attended-School at this
place closed last Friday with a nice
entertainment. We have had a
good school and the children have
learned well.-John King of Clay
County has traded farms with Silas
Godsey.
Carico
Carico. Feb. 5.-The Rev. John
Lunsford preached at Flat Top
Wednesday night and gave an in
teresting talk.-Mrs. Cosby is lit
tie better at present.-Aunt Eliza
Craft is not much better yet.-S. r.
Roberts is visiting his son W. II.
Roberts OF Pine Grove at present
Corn is selling very high, 75c and
800 per bushel; Irish potatoes, 60c.
ESchool went out nicely at Black
Lick with Minnie billiard as teach
or. All received nice presents and a
treat OF candy. Miss Minnie is
good teacher and we wish she could
have taught school all winter
Why don't every body take the Citi-
zen as il is a good paper. I like La
boma snlandid