The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-01-25
JACKSON COUNTY
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Saturday Of last week.-Mrs.. Matte
Simpson, who has been visiting
friends and relatives at Annville,
returned home last Thursday.-L s.
McGeorge made a business trip TO
Bond today. - Coney and Othmer
Flanery, who have been attending
school at Annvile, are with home
folks from Friday until Sunday. -
Mrs. Lucy Montgomery is very ill.,.
Mrs. Delba Farmer is very sick with
LaGrippe. - Mrs. Sarah Cook, who
has been sick. is able to be out again.
--Hurrah for The Citizen and its
many readers!-We like the begin
ming of the new story, prudence Of
the Parsonage" just fine.
Bond
Bond, Jan. i9.-We have been hav-
ing some real winter the past two
weeks. - Several people are sick
with cold and Grippe.-Twin babies
were born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Moore few days ago. Babies only
lived a short while.-0ur school will
close two weeks from today. - G. C.
Purkey has traded his interest in
the Ingrnm farm to the place where
Steve Fields lives, near the foot
bridge. Mr.. Purkey will move to
Hamilton, Or. L. Davis has bought
Leonard Hackers farm. Leonard
has bought farm from his father,
G. p. Hacker. - Mary f. Purkey has
been very sick but is some better
John A. Hunter has sold his Livery
Barn to w. H. Wolfe and Billie Will
son.-Estill Burns and family have
moved to Bond.-Sarah Davidson and
M. J. Davis have both been very sick
with Grippe. - Jackson Morris of
Pineville and VIM. Begley of London
were here Saturday. They had been
attending Circuit Court at Mckee.
Parrot
Parrot, Jan. pa series OF meet
ings are being held at this place,
conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Little OF
Perry county. Brother Little is an
able minister and the people of this
vicinity are glad to welcome him to
our Observation-Disclosures Burnham,
a former Berea student who has SER
we'd about ten years in the army and
is now stationed in New Mexico, was
visiting homefolks for the last two
weeks for the first time in nine
years. He has now returned to New
Mexico. - Uncle John Carpenter,
who has been a shut-in for several
years, is very low and not expected
TO live.-Gilbert Johnson and Grant
Burnham have returned home from
Hamilton, o. - Born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Mort Combs, January i6, a boy.
Sand Gap
Sand Gap, Jan. 22.-Everybody has
something to say regarding the
beautiful snow."-There are
several cases of measles in our vi
cinity.-Some of the family Of
Andrew Thomas of Kirby Knob are
in doubtful condition with measles.
The Rev. James Lunsford filled
his regular appointment here Sat
urday and Sunday, last and consid-
ering the roads and weather we had
quite a good congregation.-School
at this place, taught by Mrs. Roark,
is progressing. nicely-Mrs. Kizzie
BrOckman, who has had rheuma-
tism for so long, is not any better. |
She has the sympathy Of her many
friendships. Nan Brockman, who !
has been sick for some time, is re-
ported TO be quite ill.-Mrs. Lucinda
Cole Of Robinet was here last week
looking out for a location. She will
probably buy the ]. w. Marcum
property on Main street.-Mr. and
Mrs. Doctor Settle have returned !
from an extended visit with parents
and other relatives at Big HILL
f. f. Durham has returned from
Mckee where he served as SUPER
visor, and is sick-P. Standifer Of
Lexington spent the Christmas holi-
days with his father-in-law, James
Alumbaugh, Of this place. He also
visited his parents at Burning
Springs.-Mrs. Mary Morgan OF
Burning Springs recently stayed
over night with Mrs. James Alum
baugh enroute 10 Lexington.