The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-10-18
JACKSON COUNTY
Green Hall

Green Hall
Green Hall. Oct 10. - The recent
heavy frosts have put the farmers
To hustling. saving their folder,
picking apples. and making sorghum
Mrs. Theo. Wilson, who has been
very i'll, is slowly recovering. Miss
Ethel Wilson of Oklahoma City,
Okla. a graduate of Berea College
school of nursing, is waiting on her.
Mrs. Robert Hughes of Louisville
was called to the bedside of her
mother the past week. - Mr.. and
Mrs. James Wicker and family and
Mrs. Sarah Bowman took dinner with
Mr., and Mrs. +. +. McCollum Sun
day. Mrs. Laura Caps Farley
of Lee County. Virginia, has been
visiting relatives in this section for
the past two or three weeks.-Mrs.
+. b. Andrew and daughter, Flor
ence, of privett visited Mrs. An
drew's mother Saturday night and
Sunday. - The time of the teach
pr's association which is to be held
at Big Springs school was changed
from the first Saturday in October
to the third Saturday in November
on account of the Jackson County
Fair which was held at Bond on the
same date.
Parrot
Parrot, Oct. IS. - Jack Frost has
damaged crops of cane and late corn
in this part of the county. But peo-
pie are getting about done fodderins
and making molasses. - Nora Cole
and children returned to Hamilton,
O., last Tuesday. after a two weeks
stay with her parents and other
relatives at this place. - The RevS.
S. f. Johnson and Henry Mullins
preached at Letter Box Sunday. -
Miss Lucy Price of PARROT was mar
ried on last Tuesday to Bert Sum-
mers of Carico. Her sister, Rosa,
was also married few days prior
TO John Johnson of this place. -
James Davidson made i75 gallons Of
molasses for Adam Price last week.
Several from this place attended
the Jackson Couny Fair last week.
Farmers are very busy digging po-
tatoes and sowing wheat. - George
Price came home last Saturday
from Camden, o., where he has been
with his brother Charles. - J. H.
Wyatte and family are planning on
going to Hamilton, o.. to make their
home. - Lee Tincher is doing good
work with his gasoline mill.
Herd
Herd. Oct. 10. - MOlasses making
and potato digging are all the go
in this vicinity. - Mr.. and Mrs. S. H.
Farmer and daughter. Thelma, re-
turned last Monday to their home
in Lexington after two weeks Wis
it with friends and relatives at this
place. = Several from this place at
tended the fair at Annville last
Thursday, Friday. and Saturday. Il
Mrs. Lena Simpson and daughter.
Bonnie. are visiting relatives at Ann
willie this week. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Hammie Farmer Of Hamilton, o., are
visiting friends and relatives at this
place. - Othmer Flanery, who has
been attending school at Annville, is
with homefOlks.
Bond
Bond. Oct IA. - The weather con-
tinues dry and stock water is scarce.
Some of the farmers are busy
making mOlasses. - Mrs. Jane York,
Mrs. Tillie York. and Miss Susie
Watson went TO the Grand Chapter
of the o. f. s. at Whitesburg last
week. They report a fine time. i
Jim Doyle and wife and Mrs. Cynthia
Sizemore are visiting relatives of
this place. - NJ. l.. Watson of this
place will leave Wednesday for
West Virginia where he has been
employed as sawyer by a lumber
company. - r. +. Taylor made a
business trip to Mckee Saturday.
Joe Metcalf has moved his family
TO Hazel Patch. Miss Kate Casteel
moved TO the place vacated by Mr..
Metcalf. - An oil drill is being set
up at John McGee's on MOore's
Greek. - We are expecting a nice
time at the Teachers Association
at Pigeon Roost next Saturday. :
Mrs. Polly Fox is visiting her son,
Walter Fox. in Indiana. - Reuben
Sans, who has been sick so long. is
no better. - Our school at Pigeon
Roost is progressing nicely with
Mrs. Title York as teacher. - Hur-
rah for THE Citizenl"