The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-09-06
MADISON COUNTY
KINGSTON

Martha and vena Dean delightfully."-
entertained about twenty Of their
friends last Saturday in honor
of their brother, Lieutenant VIM.
Dean, who leaves this week for
Camp Taylor, Louisville.-The C. w.
B. NJ. Club of Mt. Zion Christian
Church, met at the home Of Mrs.
Robert Dunn at Rogersville last
Tuesday afternoon. - The Rev. Mr..
Smith has resigned as pastor of the
Baptist Church at this place. The
church is now without pastor
Tom Pendergrass of Major spent
Saturday night at the home of NJ. B..
Flannery. - Dwight Moody is plan
ming to enter school at Berea the
Fall term. - Miss Alma Lackey. who
underwent an operation at Battle
Creek Sanitarium. Michigan, a few
weeks ago, returned home last week.
Her friends are hoping she will soon
be well again. Miss Leila Flan-
merry left last Thursday for Battle
Creek, Mich, where she will enter
school for the ensuing year. -
School opens here today with Owen
Yates as principal and Miss Bessie
Riddle as assistant.-Miss Margaret
Yates left last week for Mama, Fla.
where she will teach. - Misses Ora
and Verna Flannery attended the
exercises Of the common school
graduates which was held in Rich
mond last Thursday, Miss Verna be-
ing one Of those who received a di-
ploma. - Miss Martha Dean left for
Berea today where she will resume
her duties as teacher in the graded
school. - The little two-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Guess of Bobtown died of diptheria
last Wednesday night The child
was sick only a short time. The
bereaved family have the sympathy
Of the entire community in the hour
Of their deep sorrow.
Coyle
Coyle, August 81. - We had a
good shower this morning which
will be great help to corn and
beans. - Mrs. Parke Warford Of
Mclean, Ill.,and Mrs James Todd Of
Urbana, ILL.,, arrived last Sunday for
visit with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Powell. - Walter Hend-
ricks of Indiana surprised his many
friends when he came home and
brought his bride with him. - Jack
Powell has bought property in
Speedwell and has moved to it. Mr..
Cox of Red Lick will move into the
property vacated by Mr.. POWELL
Miss Mary Jett Todd of Lexington
is visiting her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry Todd. - w. A. Wink
Ter is having a new barn built. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler Blanton Of Ohio
have moved back to Kentucky to
make their future home. - Walter
Powell is housing tobacco this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G Todd attended
Sunday School at Whey Fork last
Sunday. - A revival begins at Whey
Fork, September 3, conducted by
b. f. Petty and brother, Duke. We
hope to have a large crowd present
every night.
Wallaceton
Wallaceton, September 3. - The
wheat crop is very good here; corn
is extra good. - Old corn is $500
per barrel. - We are having lots
of rain and the grass is looking fine.
Salem Wylie had the misfortune
of falling off of wagon load of hay
and almost breaking his neck. He
is not expected to live but short
while. He is 80 years old. - Miss
Jane Campbell of Menless pike is
visiting Mrs. Boan Of Wallaceton
for week. - Arthur Kidd of Day
ton, o.. is at home this week. -
Henry Lawson and wife of Illinois
were visiting in our town the past
week. =. The Rev. Mr.. Childress of
Rockcastle County closed a very
successful meeting at the Wallace
ton Baptist Church Sunday.-Owing
to the high price of wheat for 1918.
the farmers are preparing to put
out large crops this fall - James
Hutchins of Washington was visit
ing his brother last week. - Jerry
Pitts Of Gainesville was married TO
q Miss Day last week. Mr.. Pitts is
81 years Of age while his wife is
only 20. We wish them long and