The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1917-05-24
STANTON.
(By p. o. Derthick.)

Noble Nc Donald of Bowen was here
Tuesday on business.
Miss Lille Knox was visiting in Hei.
dclberg this past week.
J. II. Hardwick. Of Win chester, wa,
here Tuesday on business.
Mrs. James Martin visited the farm
on Cat creek this past week.
Rev. James Hutson of Cane Greek
Gap was here Monday on business.
Mrs Lawrence Knox and baby, of
NADIA, were down Tuesday of this week.
Crit Congleton was taken sick in the
field at work and is confined to hishome.
Robt. ID. Cook, an old Berea friend of
the writer, was here on business this
week
J. s. Even has been confined to his
bed for several days from an attack of
gripp.
Mrs. Florence Oldham OF Clay City
was here this past week, visiting her
many friends.
Grover Barnett and Ode Vance, of
Winchester. spent Sunday at the home
of s. Boone.
The writer spent ten days in Owsley
and Breathitt counties looking after
Sunday School work.
Miss Mabel Even is home from Col
umbia, where she has been teaching
school this past year.
Miss Nancy Hieronymus and her
brother, of st. Helens, visited Miss Lii
lie Knox the past week.
DR.. Centers. of near Campton, was
here visiting his brothers, Tom and
John Centers, last week.
Mrs ID. d. Murrey and daughter of
Lexington are visiting with her broth
er, f. Ii. Fuller, this week.
Alfred Yocun of Hatchers Greek is
suffering very much with rheumatism
and not able to do anything.
Tnnis Robbins will go to Zachariah
near Torrent and help his father, Sher-
man Robbins. in their new store.
Mrs. Grace Harter, of NADIA, came
down Monday for the gold medal con-
test, with Mrs. j. c Hanley as hostess.
Miss Maude Boone is home from
Winchester, where she visited her Sis
ter Mrs. Fred Ware for several weeks.
Charley Grove, our circuit clerk, re-
ports that his father is very low at his
home on Cat creek and hardly expects
to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Cash, of Camp
ton, were here this past week visiting
among their relatives, the Bakers and
Daniels.
Carl Welch was home Sunday night
from Ft. Thomas. After visiting his
parents, Uncle Jack Welch and wife,
he returned to his post.
John and Jesse CLANCY and Eph Hat
ton are at Ravenna working on the
new addition to the depot. John is
now foreman Of his crew.
T. G. Cole, of Mt. Canaan, was here
last week on business. He says that
the oil wells are coming nearer and
nearer to him every day.
j. G. Skidmore, of Walnut Grove,
was in Stanton the past week on busi-
ness. His father died few days ago,
so he informs the writer.
Bob Stone who has been working for
several weeks at Frenchburg. painting
the new college dormitory, is home
again for again for brief stay
Miss Carrie Coldiron, who has been
teaching in Clay City, stopped of on
her way home to Hazel Green, and Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Robt. Conlee.
Mrs. Lille Barnes, Of Salt Lick, is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Baker, and taking in commence
ment. She was u former student here.
Burnam Skidmore and his son. Al
bert, with their families have moved
back from Montgomery county where
they have sold their farm, to Rosslyn.
Miss Alpha Caudill who Was former
student here from Travellers Rest in
Owsley county. was married to very
fine young man near her home few
days ago.
A new door is being put in the court
house from the Office OF J u. Atkinson
to the room used as voting place