The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-10
JACKSON COUNTY
Double Lick

Double Lick, August 5.-We had a
good rain yesterday and crops are
looking better.-John martin made a
business trip to Mckee, Saturday.
School at this place is progress
ing nicely with Miss Martha Jones
as teacher.-Miss Margaret McCol-
lum attended the Teachers Institute
at Mckee last week and the later
part Of the week visited relatives
at Bond.-Roy Drew who has been
down with the flux one month died
yesterday. He leaves wife and
two children, his mother, bothers
and sisters and a host Of friends
TO mourn his loss. Mr.. Drew was a
good citizen and will be greatly
missed by all who knew him. "A
precious one from us is gone, a
voice we loved is stilled, place
is vacant in our home, which
never can be filed" GOD in
his wisdom has recalled the boon
his love had given, and though the
body slumbers here, the soul is
safe in Heaven"
Tyner, August Corn crops are
looking fine as result of the good
rains.-Reynolds Brothers, Jones and
A. Kemar< have started their
threshing machine and will thresh
all the grain in this vicinity next
week.-Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Reynolds
and daughter, Mana, have been visit
ing in Berea and vicinity for few
days. They returned home Satur-
day evening.-Otto Strong and Char
lie Vaughn have been on the sick
list the past week.-Several from
this vicinity attended ball game at
Bond to-day. A picked team from
East Bernstah and Bond played Nc
Kee in the morning. The score was
6 TO 10 in favor of Bond. They also,
played Maulden in the afternoon.
The score was 7 to in favor OF
Bond.-Rev. James Anderson OF
Conkling filled his regular appoint
ment at Flat Lick, Saturday and Sum-
day, with two new additions to the
church.-W. R. Reynolds has -pur-
chased five nice sheep, for which
he payed a fancy price of $500
w. M. Moore who went to Illinois
last Christmas has returned. He
saws there is no place like home
Coed luck to The Citizen and its
many correspondents.
Green Hall
Green Hall, August Ham Far
mer of Maulden was married to Miss
Bertha Smith of Green Hall, last
Thursday. Mr.. Farmer is a teach
er of Jackson County.-Elder Crit
Newman of Travellers Rest attended
church at Royal Oak, Saturday
afternoon, and went home with j.
b. Spence to spend the night. He
retired seemingly well but was
found dead Sunday morning. Doc
tor Mahaffy said that Mr.. Newman
had been bothered for some time
with heart trouble. He was an old
Civil War veteran and was a well
respected citizen.-Superintendent
Frye has been visiting schools in
subdivision three for the past
week.-William Strong is in very
poor health suffering from pella-
gra.-The recent heavy rain storms
have done considerable damage to
corn crops.-Mr. and Mrs. Holdane
of Cleveland, o., have been visiting
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wilson during the past week.-He'
Der Wilson is at home now, he has
been selling aluminium ware in the
counties OF Estill and Lee.-Mrs
Andrew Of Priveti is housekeeping
for Mrs. Z. E. McCollum this week
Institute is in session at Boone
vile this week with R. S. Eubanb
of Lexington and Mrs. Cora Wilson
Stewart OF Frankfort in charge.
Carico
Carico, August Isaac Summers
is sick. The attending physician il
Doctor HOrnsby of McKee.-Messrs
w. H. Roberts ands Dan Faubus o.
this place have gone to Hamilton tt
hunt wOrk.-We are having some
OF the finest rains OF the season
Crops are all in good condition
Brother James LunsfOrds regular
appointment is the second Satur
day and Sunday in this month. Al
come and hear him at Flat Top
Dan RObinson's horse got snake bit
ten last week and died.-0ld uncl'
Jimmy Lear is no better.
Fox Town
Fox Town, August i.-Several o
the boys are working for the Turke!