The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-11-08
JACKSON COUNTY
Double Lick

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Double Lick, Oct. 3i.-Our busy
harvest time is about over, and
everyone is glad, because the cold
weather has come so soon. - Many
preparations are being made for
a Halloween social at Pine Grove,
at Miss Ida Freeman's school. All
are expecting a nice and lively
time.-Mr. and Mrs. George Cook en-
tertained several of the neighbors,
October 29.-Mrs. Eugenia Baik from
Indianapolis, Ind, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Mary Malicoat.-Brutus
Martin and Miss marguerite McCol-
lum are to be joined in wedlock
to-day, October 80. The marriage
will take place in Mckee. They will
return TO the home Of Miss McCol-
lum TO spend the night. Wednes-
day they will go TO the home of Mr..
Martin, all the relatives of Mr.. Mar
tin in this vicinity are expected to
be present, as the bride and BRIDE
groom are going to take their leave
for Tuscoa, ILL.,, where they shall
make their future home. Our pray
ers and best wishes are for their
happiness and success.
Bond
Bond, Nov. 5.-Farmers are finish
ing up sowing wheat. The acreage
is the largest in this vicinity for
years.. C. Purkey got hurt with
a load of lumber last week.-W. II.
Wolf purchased small farm from
Tom Truett for 0000-Saturday
and Sunday were regular meeting
days at Green HILL The Church
elected the Rev. John Jackson as
pastor for a year-BOrn to Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Mcqueen a girl.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Price are the parents OF
a fine baby birl born recently
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. MCGEE IA
baby girl.-Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Edwards baby boy Mr.. and Mrs.
r. l.. Davis ARE the proud parents
of a fine baby girl-Born to Mr. and
Mrs. Harrison Edwards a. fine baby.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vaughn
a baby girl. T. Brewer has been
on the sick list.-Jim Cook and fam
lily of Perry County are visiting in
this vicinity.-G. C. Purkey pur-
chased a pair of mules from H. C..
Davis-"Granma" Wolf is very sick
at this writing.-Ed Mcqueen, who
has had typhoid fever so long, is
yet very low.-Mamie Allen, who has
had typhoid fever, is better.
Parrot
Parrot. Nov. 5.-The people in this
part are about done harvesting po-
tatOes and are beginning to gather
corn. There is a very fair crop con-
sidering the season.-DOctor King,
of Annville, was called to-day to see
Maggie Gabbard Of this place who
is very sick.-Richard Price has
moved TO the house vacated by Ned
Parker.-A girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cunagin recently.-E. L.
Cornett has been holding few night
meetings at Letter Box. II.
Wyatts family left last week for
Hamilton, o., where he is employed.
Andrew Cornelius had a fine colt
TO kill itself last week by falling
upon a large rock.-Fairy Reynolds
is teaching the school vacated by
Luther Gabbard when he was call
ed into military service.-Mrs. Min
ME Hillard and children spent Sum-
day at Dewitt Gabbards.-GOOd
health and good wishes from the
people at Parrot to all the soldier
boys, and especially to those from
Jackson County.
Green Hall
Green Hall, Nov. 5. - We are hav-
ing some real winter weather and
the prospect is that we will more
than likely have a severe winter. =
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Pier
son a girl on October 81. They are
talking of calling her Clara Kathleen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Crank will re-
turn 10 Ohio the coming week,
where Mr. Crank expects TO resume
his work. - Misses jamie Belle Frost
and Mabel McCollum of Scoville
visited Mr. and Mrs. F. F. McCollum
Saturday night and Sunday. = ]. F..
Wilson is storing watermelons away
for Christmas underground. He says
they are keeping nicely. - Every
body around here has good cabbage