The citizen., 1916-08-24
JACKSON COUNTY
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Herd
Herd, August i2.-Canley Flanery,
who is attending school at Annville,
is with home kolks until Monday
Mrs. Riley Simpson. who has been
sick for some time is still very poor
ly.-Mrs. Lucy Montgomery Of this
place, left August 5th for Lexington,
where she will Join her husband,
who has employment there.-Mrs.
Jessie Frost and daughter and little
son Of nockcastle, were visiting at
this place the first Of the week
+, b. Flanery and II. C. Ward made q
business trip to Richmond the first
of the week.-Herman Flanery of
Richmond has been visiting his
uncle, +. b. Flanery Of this place for
a few days.-Mrs. John Tillery OF
London is visiting friends and rela-
tives at, and near this place.-Math-
ern Fields has sold his farm here
10 Hiram Wright and has gone to
Buck Greek.
Parrot
Parrot, August ii.-John Crouch,
who has been with his family for
a few days returned 10 his work in
Hamilton, O.-There is quite lot
Of sickness in this neighborhood.
Bennie Gabbard. son of William
Gabbard, has the typhoid fever.
Green, the son Of Thomas Gabbard,
has the typhoid fever. Mrs. Thomas
Mcqueen has typhoid fever.-Mr.
and Mrs. W. NJ. Pennington of Rock
castle County were visiting friends
here.-Mrs. Rachel Price left this
morning for Hamilton, o.. to spend
a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Nora COle.-Orlando Gabbard, who
has been in Indiana and Ohio for
several months has returned home.
Miss Laura Gabbard is slowly re-
covering from typhoid fever.-Bert
Mcdowell of this place spent a week
in Cincinnati and Hamilton, o., re-
cently-Lightening struck Dewitt
Gabbard's house the other night and
ran down the stove pipe, doing no
damage except tearing his stove
and tearing its foundation TO pieces.
Mr.. and Mrs stephen Gabbard and
children visited Link Baker who
lives near Ewing enter
ed the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. n.
Hundley on August the 2nd, aud
took from them their oldest child.
James, who was about twenty-three
years of age. He had been in very
poor heAlth> for several months.
He was taken sick about three
weeks ago with typhoid fever and
over heat on the brain. Jimmie was
a good boy, and we hope his suffer-
ing is over. His relatives have the
sympathy Of the community.
Privett
privett, August i9.-The corn
crops in this vicinity are looking
flneEThe thrashing machine made
a clean sweep in this community,
last week. The turnout has been
excellent; the farming men are COM
ing to the top.-Mrs Billie Smith is
very sick.-The Teachers Associa-
ti0n for Educational Division Num-
Der Two will be held at Mt. Giliad
house.-Eva Peters has been
very i'll with throat trouble for the
past week.-Mrs.. Harry Branden-
burg OF Cresmont, Lee County, visit
ed with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. !
j Peters last week.-Mr. and Mrs.
l.. V. Morris visited with John An
derson last Saturday night.-Mae
Madden is very ill.-The fruit crop
in this community is short this
year.-Judge ]. ID. Spurlock is doing
hustling business with his flour
mill.
Carico
Crico, August 20.-Brother james
Lunsford filled his regular appoint
ment at Flat Top last Sunday and
gained two additions 10 The church.
Uncle James Lear is quite ILL.,
Robert Howard is i'll at this writing.
Mrs. Cora Roberts shot at some
watermelon rogues one Right last
week. II seems as tho the boys will
get the melons.-Several of the citi-
'ens are going TO County Court,
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