The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1917-05-31
STANTON.
(By p. o. Derthick.)


ness last week.
Mrs. Harmon was in Lexington this
week on a shopping tour.
Guy Grove made business trip to
Lexington this past week.
Richard Barnett, the herb doctor,
went to Ruckerville last week.
Mrs. Robert Conlee left Tuesday to
visit with home folks at Hazel Green.
DIR. f. s. Caywood, OF Jackson, will
be here from June 9Th to the 10Th to do
dentistry work.
Cecil Morton had the misfortune to
get his arm broken last Sunday while
riding in an auto.
The writer organized fine Sunday
School of IS members at Needmore in
Owsley county, last Sunday.
Rev. John Strange of Spruce Greek
in Montgomery, preached at HattOn
Greek school-house last Sunday.
Miss Mabel Even left last Thursday
for Wolf Coal to visit her sister, Mrs
Margaret Oldham, for few days.
Zeke Brashear and his sister, who
/ have been here in school, returned to
their home near Clay City last week.
James Wireman, a former student of
Stanton College, was here this past
week from Campton Jet. on business.
Mrs. Henry Upton took her daugh-
ter Nina to Winchester last week to
have an operation performed on her
| throat.
Charley Miller, who was shot few
weeks ago, was able to be out to the
Hatton Greek Sunday School this past
Sunday.
Mrs. Effie Smith and her daughter
Lennie leave, Wednesday morning for
NADIA to visit with Aunt Mary Faux
ner till Sunday.
Sherman kirkpatrick, G. G. Reed
and son of Walnut Grove, DR.. Knox of
NADIA. and Walter Thacker of Bowen,
were here Tuesday on business.
Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Hanley spent
Thursday night with T. g. Johnson's
famii at Johnsonville, where they en-
joyed the hospitality of their home.
VIM. Johnson returned to West Va.
last week. he decided not to take his
family with him, house rent being so
high and n garden hard TO get, there.
Mrs. j. c. Patrick and her daughter,
Mrs. Kate Bohannan, were in Lexing-
ton this week on pleasure trip. They
were joined by Mrs. G.. j. Little, OF
Jackson.
Tunis Robbins left Thursday to be
with his father, Sherman Robbins, in
his store at Zachariah. Mr.. Robbins
was home with his family over Sunday
this past week.
That was some storm we had last
Sunday afternoon and night. The wri-
ter was in Owsley county where it did
much damage To the farmers, laying
low a lot of fencing and uprooting trees
Edgar Arnett went to Winchester
Thursday where be hopes TO get po-
sition till Uncle Sam needs him in the
army. He passed the examination for
the training of officers, at Ft. Harrison.
Miss Mamie Ponder went home with
Miss Daisy Johnson, at Johnsonville in
Lee, last Thursday, where she will Wis
il for few days. Then she expects
TO 20 to Indianapolis to visit her sister
Perl.
Miss Alice Patrick, who has been at
tending Stanton College, left Thursday
for Blackey in Letcher county, where
she will spend vacation with the fam
lily of Prof. Tadlock of Stuart-Robinson
College.
Eunice Lith went 10 indianapolis To
last week 10 be with her mother, Mrs
Kelly Barnes, during the school yaca-
tion. Lennie Smith accompanied her
as far as Lexington where she stopped
of for visit.
Dudley Caudill, who is attending
State Normal at Richmond, was home
this week for brief visit with his par