The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-08-09
JACKSON COUNTY
Hudh

HUGH, august D. - Orops aou'u
here are about on the average, some
look better than last year and some
not as good. - The women here are
canning peaches and berries, and
making lam. - Katie Alexander is
sick. - Virginia Alexander and Roy
Flenchum of Bobtown were quietly
married in Berea last Wednesday,
Ola Fuldons family of Hamilton, D.,
have been visiting here and at
Whites Station and Dreyfus. -
Rabe Recess family of Ohio visited
his parents here last week. - Our
school is progressing nicely with
about 35 in attendance with Miss
Burnice Robertson as teacher. -
Lewis VanWinkle Of this place fill
ed Brother Durham's place at Kirby
Knob last Saturday and Sunday. -
Mrs. Mamie Alexander is on the sick
list. - Burt Clemens, who has been
in the Robinson Hospital, is home
again. - w. r. Bicknell and wife
of Durham Ridge visited their
daughter here and Mrs. BicknelPs
parents at Big Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
Nicely.
Bond, August 6. Farmers are
very busy making hay, most of them
will soon be through. The hay crop
is real good, and corn is looking fine
since the rain. - Mrs. Nola Burns
is very low with consumption and
not expected to live but a short
while. - Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Single
ton of Texas are visiting relatives
in this vicinity. - Monroe Penning-
ton who has been sick with typhoid
is better. - Mrs. Mary Mcintosh IS
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Sarah
Roark, of Peoples. - Robert Settle
has gone to the northern part OF
this county to teach school. - Rob-
ert Little and Miss Bette Clark OF
this place were quietly married at
the home Of the bride last Friday,
but soon after departed for Louis
vile. Mr.. Little is son Of L. 81.
Little of Moores Creek, and a grad
uate of the State Normal School at
Richmond. Miss Clark is daughter
of c.. C. Clark, a noted merchant OF
this place. We wish them much
joy. - The Convention of the Chris
tian Churches held at Conway last
Friday to Sunday was attended by
several from this place. - There is
a singing school being conducted al
Green Hill Baptist Church by Philip
Cornett. Mr.. Cornett is very ef-
ficient leader. - Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Davis returned Sunday from a visit
with the latter's brother, Henry
Cook, of Sand Gap. - The Rev. j. w.
Mcnamara is expected at Green Hill
to begin a series of meetings on the
third Monday in August.
Green Hall
Green Hall, August 6. - We are
experiencing some very sultry
weather. - The election is over and
some folks are not happy, while
Others are much displeased.-Waldo
McCollum, a former student OF the
Vocational Department of Berea Col
lege, has been seriously ill with
fux for nearly two weeks, but Is
slowly recovering. - Kenneth Nc
Collum has also had an attack o.
1ux but is up again. - Mrs. JOB
Evans of Beattyville has been visit
ing her daughter for the past two
weeks. - Miss Stella Wheeler oil
Beattyville visited Misses Ibbie and
Myrtle Wilson the past week. Il
Mrs. Joe Rowlett of Ashland visited
Mr.. and Mrs. TheO. Wilson the past
week. - Mrs. +. +. McColum had to
close school Wednesday for a few
days on account of sickness at home.
Mrs. Gilas Crank is on the sick
list. - Mrs. Sarah Venable and lit
tie daughter, Iva, are suffering with
flux and both are poorly. - w. N.
Hughes returned from Berea and
Cincinnati the middle of the week.
Herd
Herd, August 4. = II. ID. Farmer
and family, who have been visiting
relatives at this place, returned
yesterday TO their home in Lexing-
ton. - There was a large crowd
from this place attended the picnic
at Black Water last Saturday. Il
Died, last Monday, Mrs. Emma Davi-
son. She was buried in the Short
cemetery last Thursday afternoon.
She leaves husband and three chill
dren and a host Of friends. Mrs.
Dawson was a good woman and
loved by all who knew her. Il
Hampton Wolfe and James Tincher
who have been at Kings Mills, o.,