The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-06-01
East Kentucky Correspondence
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GUS has the pneumonia fever.-Mrs
T. +. Hale, who has been suffering
with blood poisoning, is able TO be
out again.-Rev. L. v. Lewis is hold
ing revival meeting at Cliff. Mrs
Oscar Judd Of Bonneville was visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.
Flanery, at this place last week.
Ira Rowland OF this place is very
low at this writing.-Clayton Row.
land OF the Eastern Kentucky State
Normal is up to spend a few days
at home, but will soon return to
school.
Scoville
Scoville, May 27.-Mrs. M. b.
Flanery OF Kingston was visiting
friends and relatives at this place
last week.-Mrs.. J. w. Rowland is
on the sick list.-Fred Mcintyre gave
the young folks a social last Satur-
day night.-Mrs. Cynthia Flanery
has very sore flnger.-The Rev. T.
F. Hale preached at the Buck Creek
CT AIDED Schoolhouse last Sunday
morning.-Walter Mainous is able TO
be out again after an attack Of pneu-
monia fever.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Stacy have returned from Kings
Mills, Ohio, on accounts Of the for
mer's health.-Mrs. C. B. Rowland
and little daughter, Bessie Mae,
were visiting her sister near Earn
estville Saturday night and Sunday.
Sunday school at Clifty is pro-
crossing nicely with good attend
ance.
Island City
Island City, May give were
glad TO have received the rain
which met the needs of vegetation.
-Durward Morris, son Of r. Nor
ris, was thrown from a young mule
and was very badly bruised.-The
Rev. A. d. Bowman filled his ap-
pointment at Walnut Grove, Sun
day. He preached two very inter-
esting sermons. - Married, Clay
Brewer Of Sturgeon to Mrs. Fannie
Pierson Of Ethel, May 23-. C. Gen.
try Of Ethel, who is in the employ
OF Frank Cass Of Greencastle, Ind.
was in our vicinity the other day
taking oil and gas leases. - DR.
Glass of Bonneville is very poorly al
this writing. We miss his pro-
fessional aid as he was our leading
physician.-Miss Della Bowman, who
has been with her parents for a
few days, will return TO Lockland
Ohio, where she will take a position
in a printing office.-T. H. Hurst;
court will convene Saturday at E
H. Nantes store. Two cases on
docket. Young grass and oats are
cut short on account Of drough. -
Little Miss Goldia Martin Of Rock.
ford spent last week with her cou-
sin, Maud Vaughn.
GAINESVILLE
GAINESVILLE, May 28-Everybody
was overjoyed on account Of very
nice rain Sunday evening.-People
are beginning to go over their corn
crops the first time.-Wheat crops
are looking fine.-Born, TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Randel Hamilton, a big boy,
May 27th.-One OF our old soldiers,
J. G. Begley, passed from life into
eternity last Thursday night. Age
rs years. His remains were laid 10
rest in the Begley graveyard. We
extend our sympathy to the bereav-
ed family-The measles are raging
in this community, in s. A. Caudill's
and William Gabbard's families. =
Rev. Kirk and William Marcum have
been holding a protracted meeting
at Moores Schoolhouse for the past
week with a large attendance. -
James Bother is teaching a singing
school at Travellers Rest every Sat
urday and Sunday night. Everybody
come and take part-There were
about thirty persons who took
the County Certificate Examination
at Bonneville, May 10th and goth
About sixteen passed with six first
class certificates.-Messrs. Hobert
Scott, Sigsby Scott, Clyde Bother
Conley Mainous and few more from
this part left for Kings Mills, Ohio
last Tuesday TO seek employment
Election on good roads was held last
Saturday with a majority Of votes
in favor OF the roads.