The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-02-03
JACKSON COUNTY
Parrot

Parrot, Jan. 2g.-Married January
q at the grcoms home, Mart Combs
10 Miss Mary Cornelius Of Laurel
county. The bride is daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Cornelius. Rev. w.
NJ. Wise ofriciated. May joy go with
them.-Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
House January q girl.-James
Hurdley, who has had pneumonia so
long is no better.-Leandrew Cab
bard left last Sunday for villa Grove,
Illinois.-The friends and relatives
OF Wiley Baker formerly Of this
place but now of Swain, Ark, were
sorry TO hear of his daughter, Mrs.
Catherine Andrews. death. She was
taken sick on Friday morning at one
o'clock and died Saturday morning
at one o'clock on New Years day.
Her husband and relatives there have
the sympathy Of their many friends
here.LNed Parker had working
Thursday and got lots of work done.
Maulden
Maulden, Jan. 2S.-School closed
at Fall Rock, Friday, with an en-
tertainment which lasted all day; the
scholars received nice presents and
in the afternoon a balloon was sent
up. A large crowd was present and
all seemed to enjoy the day.-Mr.
and Mrs. s. H. Farmer Of Lexington
are visiting relatives at this place
School people at this place are sick
with lagrippe.
Clover Bottom
Clover Bottom, Jan. 3i.--Charley
Norvel disappeared from home last
Tuesday night and has not been
seen since. His folks are very anx-
ious about him.-Lucy Dean is able
TO be up again after two weeks OF
very serious heart trouble.-Halie
Abrams is suffering with grippe
w. d. Azbill is very low with dropsy
and is not expected TO recover.-The
appraisers OF John w. Abrams estate,
in bankruptcy, appraised his as
sets at little over s3O0.O0-J. S.
Van Wrinkle has been at Cresmont,
suffering with an attack Of grippe
Scott Baker is very low with pneu-
monia.-Grace Norvel has almost re-
covered from a spell Of Sickness
w. F. vanWinkle and Rachel Bar
rett eloped TO Richmond and got mar
ried a few days ago.-Wm. Hurst is
building a new dwelling house for
Walter AbramsIJ. r. Llewellyn was
here the latter part Of last week on
legal business.
Tyner
Tyner, January 2S.-Married jan
uary 90, Miss Martha Mesler to
Arthur Pearson of Island City. We
wish them a pleasant journey thru
life.-Clay Moore and wife have re-
turned TO IllinOis.-There are sew
eral cases of grippe in this vicinity.
Little Ebert, the four-year-old
son OF Harry and Bessie Moore, was
badly burned Saturday evening His
clothing caught afire from an open
fire place, while his mother was
away from the house. The child's
back was burned TO a crisp but he
is doing fine and the chances are
good for him TO get well.-Ray Moore
is at home from school on a sick
furlough.-Little Marie arrived at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mes
Ter January 22.-John ID. Gay and
mother of Conklin have moved TO
their new home at Mildred-R. B.
Reynolds bought car load OF now
ing machines and farm machinery
from Mr.. Howard, the 7. II. C. man,
this week.
Grayhawk
Grayhawk, Jan. 3D.. s. Sandlin
and Robert Judd have sold their
blacksmith tools TO A. J. Neeley and
have gone TO farming Married
Thursday johnny Hunter Of Gray
hawk TO Miss Matte Shepherd Of
Olin. We wish them long happy
life-Dr. r. f. Bartlett Of the hos
pital is reported busy on account Of
so much lagrippe.-The roads are so
bad here the merchants are having
a hard time getting their goods from
the depot.-Graham Farmer and wife
OF Lexington are visiting his par
ents for a few days this week-A so
cial was held at w. R. Engle's Satur-
day night.-Our singing under the
able management of r. f. Bartlett
and others is quite a success.-The
Missionary Baptist held a few days,
meeting last week and had nine ad-
ditions TO the church. The preach
ers were the Revs. Bill Anderson, Pat