The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-07-27
JACKSON COUNTY
Carico

Carico
Carico, July iS.-Brother James
Lunsford preaced at Black Lick
church last week 10 an interested
crowd with one addition 10 the
church.-School began at Flat Top
Monday with Miss Fairy Reynolds
as teacher.
Parrot
Parrot, July 22.-Mr. and Mrs.
Leander Gabbard returned from
Hamilton, o., where they have been
for the past few months.-A series
OF meetings is being held at A. B.
Gabbard's this week with o large
ttendance.-James Lunsford was in
this part last week gathering up
sheep-Robert Gabbard who is stay
ing at Bond was visiting home folks
Sunday.-School begins on Black
Lick Monday with Hector Johnson
as teacher. Everybody is liking
him fine.
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Bond. July 22-We are having
lots of rain which is causing some
inconvenience about saving hay and
oats-Corn crops are looking well.
Doctor Pennington Of London and
DR.. @. C. Goodman of Welchburg met
yesterday 10 operate on I. c. Pur-
GAxv h,tt aftnr thnpOatnh
ton concluded not TO perform
the operation at present-School at
this place began last Monday with
Miss Lula Moore as teacher.-Otis
Howard, the picture man, went to
Pigeon Roost to-day to make a pic
ture of the school.-Sunday- school
will be organized at this place To-
morrow at 900 a. m.-John Penning- |
ton has been on the sick list but is
better ct this writing-Abe Cunagin
is erecting a new dwelling house.
A. F. BALDWIN is in Clay County TAX
ing oil leases.-Uncle w. M. Taylor
returned few days ago from visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. "Pleas:' Isaacs
OF Canada.
Sand Gap
Sand Gap, July 24.-Berry gather
ing and oat harvesting is the gener-
al employment here.-Mrs. John
Payne, and children, Of Hamilton,
O., are visiting their mother and
grandmother of thisplace.-Mrs. Ollie
Durham, who is being treated at
Lexington, is rapidly improving
Mrs. Palma Brockman and daughters
OF Hamilton are visiting with rela-
tives here.-James G. Durham OF
Berea visited home folks for a few
days last week. He has just return
ed from North Carolina and reports
a grand time-Rev. James Luns-
ford filled his regular appointment
here on the third Saturday and Sum-
day Of this month. On Sunday night
he delivered one Of the greatest SER
mons ever heard in this community.
The Holiness people have also
been preaching here and having
very interesting campaign.
Green Hall
Green Hall, July 2i-The recent
heavy rains have damaged hay crops
in this section very much.-W. N.
Hughes and wife went TO Berea, Sat
uIday, to spend two or three weeks.
Miss Callie Morris OF Hamilton,
O., has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Laura Pierson, for the past week.
Many Of the boys and few Of the
girls Of this place have gone to Ham,
ilton and Kings Mills, o., TO secure
work.-Miss Lucy Venable went TO
Mckee, Sunday, to stay a couple OF
weeks.-Miss Maggie Brewer who
has been making her home at F. F.
McCollum's for over two years left
for Kings Mills, O., Wednesday,
Teachers Institute begins at Mckee
this week. We hope the week will
be a profitable one TO the teachers
Miss Pearl Strong is teaching at
os""chh anu ali occin W De pledS-
ed with her work.-Oil men have
recently been here taking leases on
all the land they could get.-Misses
Mamie and Lucy Evans attended
the ball game at Maulden. The game
was between Maulden and Bond
teams. The score went in favor Of
Maulden, 10 TO 6.-Miss Ollie Ven
able is making preparation TO enter
school at Mckee, August 8.
GAINESVILLE
Earnestville, July 23.-Charlie
Pryse and Miss Ethel Combs OF Vim
cent were united in the holy bonds
OF matrimony, Saturday, July 22.-