The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-10-04
JACKSON COUNTY
Clover Bottom

utdtIl dIiktl NlSlltu tic hoihc W
w. J. Hays September % and called
away his beloved wife, Mary G,
Hays. She was taken sick at 900
a. m, and died at 900 p, m, the
same day. She leaves a husband
and eight children and many friends
and relatives to mourn her loss,
and altho we dislike TO give her up
we feel that our loss is heavens
gain. She has lived a pure ana
useful life, always ready to do
what she could for any one who was
sick or in trouble. - The little in
FAINT of Milton and Bessie Baker
died last week. The bereaved ones
have our deepest sympathy. - Shird
Baker and John Baker and family
of Montana who have been visiting
their father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Baker, have returned
home. = Born to Mr.. and Mrs. C. M.
Van Wrinkle, Jr., a fine boy. - Died
a few days back. Aunt Sallie Jack
son, a very old person who had
been blind for many years. She
leaves many friends to mourn for
her.
Nathanton
Nathanton, Sept. %. - The long
drouth was broken Thursday by a
good rain which fell throughout the
day. - Mrs. ]. C. Hunter and three
children of Cincinnati, o., are visit
ing relatives at this place and Sex
toms Creek. - Uncle J. X. p. Hurst
OF this place who has been very
poorly for several weeks from a
complication Of diseases is some
better. - Miss Lucinda Caudill OF
Leslie County returned Monday,
after spending the summer with her
father and mother at this place. -
Thomas. Orgie, and Lucy Caudill OF
Leslie County are visiting for few
days with relatives at this place.
The teachers'association OF Educa-
tional Division No. will meet with
the Buncome school the third Satur-
day in October.
Conkling
Conkling, Sept. %. - A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Green on
Friday, September IL. named Her
man Ray. - Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Shepherd on September 81,
a son. = Mr.. and Mrs. Gid Wolfe Of
Middletown, o., are here for a two
weeks visit with relatives. - Three
OF Doe Mainous' family have typhoid
fever. - Old Uncle Lloyd Day is
very poorly at present. - Delbert
Williams has gone back TO Kings
Mills, o., to work. - There will be
Sunday-school rally at Island City
September 80. - Elders J. w. An
derson and G. w. Scale will preach
at Rock Springs on the 5th Saturday
and Sunday. - Mrs. Margaret Day
is preparing to build her a home
soon.
= Green Hall
Green Hall. Oct .. - A splendid
rain fell Thursday and it was badly
needed. - Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Wilson
returned from Huntington, w. Va,
after a few days visit with their
daughter, Mrs. George McDougle
Holdane. - Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Will
son Of Somerset who were married
September 90 are spending their
honeymoon quietly with Mr.. Will
sons parents Of this place. They
expect to visit Mr.. and Mrs. G. M
Holdan Of Huntington. w. Va, be-
fore returning 10 Somerset. - Mar
ried Friday the 2Sth at Heidelburg
Robert Hughes and Ibbie Wilson
both Of Green Hall. They left for
Louisville where Mr.. Hughes ex-
poets to resume his course in dent
istry. - DR.. and Mrs. Henry Hughes
Of Bond have moved to Green Hal
and are now living in the hous'
with Carter Mahaffey and family
DR.. Hughes is expecting to go to thu
army any time TO do medical work
Married September %, Budie Rob
ertson and Chlora Brandenburg a
the home Of Elder J. b. Spence. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Crank OF Wis
consin are visiting Mr.. Crank's par
ents at the present time. - Mrs
Theo. Wilson is suffering with flu,
Elder J. w. Anderson Of Conklin
preached at Rock Springs Saturda
and Sunday, September 30 and Octo
Der 4. There was quite larg
crowd out on Sunday. Mr.
Florence Rowland and daughte
Winnie, OF Major attended church
Rock Springs Sunday; also Mrs. ]. ]
Wilson Of Conkling.
owsLEY COUNTY
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