The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-09-20
JACKSON COUNTY
Clovar Roftnm


visiting their father and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Baker, of this
place. ID has been nine years since
they visited them.-Sherman Bak-
er. wife and children Of Ohio are
visiting relatives and friends here
this week. - Ellen Clemmonds and
husband of Hamilton, o., are visiting
their Grandma, Aunt Jane Durham,
this week. - The Sunday School
rally at Durham Ridge yesterday
was a success. IL was well attended
and only one drunk man there who
was arrested and fined to the extent
of the law. Henry Rogers and
wife and twin babies attended the
Sunday School rally at Durham
Ridge yesterday. - Floyd Engle has
gone to Ohio to work this fall and
winter. = S. A. Engle has gone to
Ohio to cut corn this fall. - Born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Drew a fine
girl, named Fanny. = VIII Bicknell
and family of Illinois are visiting
relatives and friends Of this place.
Gray Hawk
Gray Hawk, Sept II. Dry
weather still continues. Jack Frost
paid us a call two nights this week
but did not do damage to the grow
ing crops.-Our Circuit Judge, Will
liam Lewis, attended church at the
Baptist Church last Sunday and
gave a very interesting talk on the
war.-Our Superintendent of the
NJ. F.. Church is holding Quarterly
Conference at the Gray Hawk
Church with the new preacher, Rev.
George Early, of Boreing, Laurel
County.-There is lots OF sickness
here. One of j. l.. Robinson's child
rem died one day this week with
heart failure and was buried IN
the Tyner Cemetery.-The Rev. w.
A. Worthington of Annville preach
ed at the Dutch Church Sunday at
200 o'clock.-There was Sunday
School picnic at the Dutch Church
Saturday with plenty to eat and lots
of good lemonade furnished.-All the
fever patients in the hospital are
well and have gone home.
Green Hall
Green Hall, Sept. i7.-Am sorry
to say that Jack Frost came to our
community, September 10 and IT,,
but proud to say that he did but
little damage.-There is much sick
ness and many deaths around here.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Strong died Thursday night. II
was only sick few days with
whooping cough. Their little
daughter, Lucy, is not expected to
live. The bereaved parents have
the sympathy of the community
Terry Tincher, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Tincher, died last week. He
had been suffering several days
with flux. He was about eleven
years old. The parents have our
sympathy.-Sunday School is pro-
crossing nicely at Bethlehem
Charles Crank is erecting resi-
dence. This means new neighbors
and we are glad TO have them
CLAYTON Sexton came in home Fri
day on a furlough. He is now sta
toned at Lexington.-Supt. p. M
Frye visited Big Springs school
Thursday. We are expecting Mr.
Chapman next week. He is State
Rural School Supervisor and we
shall be glad TO have him with us
Mrs. John Pierson departed this
life last week. She was only sicl
n short time and her death came al
a shock. She was a good woman
and will be missed very much.
Privstt
Privett, Sept. i6.-Hubert Spur
lock, who has had typhoid fevel
for some time, is still very poorly
Circuit Court has been in session
for the past three weeks at Mckee
Several indictments have BEEF
made and several sentenced 10 tn
penitentiary-Arch and Eva Peter
visited Jack and Misses Ibbit
Florence, and Myrtle Wilson las
Saturday night and attendeda pi
supper at New Berry-The Teach
ers' Institute will begin at Mckee
September II. - Messrs. John Hut
Finley Spurlock, and Hugh Bennett
are expecting TO leave the 10th, a
soldier boys.-Mollie and Eva Peter
attended the speaking at Ora
Hawk last Sunday and took Dime
with Lola Bingham. - The deaf
angel visited the home OF Mr.. an
Mrs. l.. j. Robertson and took fror
them their little girl. aged abou
seven years. Pearl was a Lowell
little girl. She suffered much froI