The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-03-09

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mess trip TO Beattyville the pas
vcek.-Hammie Farmer is YER,
sick with the measles.-Mrs. Geo
Amyx who has been sick for The
past few weeks is still very poorly
Martin Cook who was sick las
week is some better now.-Mrs
Belle Farmer is very sick at thi:
writing.
Parrot
Mrs. Susie Gabbard left last FRI
day for villa Grove, ILL.,, where her
husband is employed.-Married. the
81 of February, Miss Elender Truiti
to Walter Carpenter Of Peoples. the
writer wishes long and happy life
The Rev. Elijah Cornett officiated.-
Thomas Browning and Seller How
ard both of Laurel County came to
this place the other day and were
united in marriage by the Rev
Mr.. Cornett.-Roy Mullins is visit
ing relatives in Hamilton. O.-Mrs.
Fred Branstetter left this week for
Indiana TO be with her mother and
other relatives.-JOhn Mcdowell of
this place received the sad news to-
day of the death of his daughter,
Mrs. Emma Baldwin, wife of Chas.
Baldwin of Moores Creek. She was
operated on in the Gray Hawk Hos
pital for appendicitis and died short
~ afterward. Her husband and lit
tie children and other relatives have
the sympathy of their many friends.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Cunagin.
a baby.-Mrs. Maria Steel was visit
ing friends in this vicinity last
week.-James Johnson was in this
part dehOrning cattle Friday last.
Doublelick
Doublelick, Feb. 26.-Several from
this place attended court at Mckee
Monday-Mrs. Cathern McCollum
returned home Tuesday from two
weeks visit at Hurlev.-Married
February ~, Miss Matte Callihan
of this place and Vergil Phillips of
Loan. We wish the young couple
a happy and prosperous lifelMrs.
Martha Sparks and daughter Elite
Cook spent Thursday with Mrs.
Sarah Hurley. - Robert Callihan,
Jr., is very poorly at this writing
with something like white swelling.
Carico
Carico, March CIV. H. Roberts
and family have moved back from
Clark County TO their old home
w. F. Settles of Pond Creek was Wis
iting S. R. Roberts Sunday.-More
people have grippe in these parts
than there have been for years.
The Rev. B. H. Pruitt is very poorly
at this writing.-We are sorry TO
hear of the death of Mrs. Charley
Baldwin and sympathize with the
bereaved friends. l There was
preaching at the Carico school
house Saturday and Sunday by ].
NJ. Woods.-The people of these
parts are preparing TO begin sowing
their oats.
Bond, March Ar. f. Taylor has
been sick with lagrippe-D. R. Allen
has had pneumonia but is some bet
ter at present-Mrs. Emma Baldwin
went to the Gray Hawk hospital
last Sunday and was operated on for
appendicitis and gall stones of the
liver, but died Thursday night from
the operation. She leaves a hus-
band and seven children TO mourn
her loss. Mrs. Baldwin was faith
full Christian woman and loved by
all who knew her. We extend our
deepest sympathy to the bereaved
family.-Mrs. J. w. Davis is on the
sick list with bad cough.-C. b.
Davidson of Berea has moved to this
place recently; also William Pen
nington of Hamilton. O.-Everett
Hacker has moved TO his place
which he recently purchased of Al
fred York.CJohn York, ST., has
moved to the place vacated by Mr..
Hacker.-MOores Creek pOstoffice
has been moved TO James Cunagin's
store.
Tyner, March 5.-Farmers are get
ting behind with their farming Ow-
ing TO so much bad weather.-Died
February p, Mrs. Elizabeth Pen
nington of grippe. She was 81 years
old and very feeble. She only lived
a few days after taking sick
Charlie Hamilton. Luther Moore,
Will Moore and his two sisters, Min
ME and Mary, have gone 10 Illinois
where they have all secured en-
ployment for this year.-G. w. Moore
has been very low with grippe but
Is some better at this writing.-John
DUNCAN, who has been in Ohio
since Christmas, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Canon OF
have moved TO the latter's