The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-06-21
MADISON COUNTY
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| W dil MINUS tlis SpiInk, MIS-.
Arthur Kidd of Dayton, o., is visit
ing her father and mother in-law
for the past week. - Oil leasers are
in our midst this week, leasing oil
and mineral rights. - Born TO the
wife of VIM. Russell Brown, q fine
baby girl. Mother and baby doing
well. - Mrs. Burt Harrison has re-
turned from visiting in Boyle
County.
Kingston
Kingston, June a. - Miss Marie
Lcdford Of Paint Lick is the guest
OF Mrs. George Moody. - Miss Grace
kidwell Of Carter County visited Miss
Ora Flannery last week. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Claud Todd Of Brassileld spent
Sunday at the home Of Mrs. Todd's
parents. - A number Of people from
Berea attended the Children's Day
exercises at the Christian church at
Mt. Zion Sunday. Among them
was the Vocational quartette,
Messrs. Fred Smith, Eugene Marsh,
kimber Bowlcs, and Cecil MCGUIRE,
who gave some good selections. -
Miss kathleene Maupin Of Cardome
College. Georgetown, came home last
week.-Mrs.. Jim Baker and children
of Berea are visiting Mrs. Bakers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Adams
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Flannery spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Treadway at Paint Lick.--Edd Lam
son of Georgetown College was Wis
iting friends here Sunday. - George
Moody has purchased new Ford
car. - Bertha Oyg Of Lexington has
been visiting relatives at Kingston.
Blue Lick
Blue Lick. June ~. - The can
ming campaign is now on in earnest.
Housewives are using everything
edible and available. A quantity OF
mustard and turnip greens have been
successfully canned; beets, peas.
cherries. rhubarb. and raspberries
are being stored away for winter
Josephine and Ayleen Mainous. the
canning club girls from this section,
attended a meeting at Narrow Gap
last week. The presiding officers
were Miss Gum, county demonstra-
tor, Miss Adelia Fox and Mrs. Mat
Moody. Peas, beets, and cherries
were canned. The girls were taught
to embroider badges for the uni
forms. Ia be worn by the club girls.
- Reuben HOllinsworth. who re-
Gently underwent an operation for
appendicitis at the Robinson Hos
pital is able To be ou'.-Mr. and Mrs.
Penniman, Mr.. Allen, wife and dau-
ghter, were visitors at the home OF
l.. j. Flannery Sunday evening. -
A. NJ. Flannery, who had the mis-
fortune Of losing his house and
contents by fire quite recently. is re-
siding at the home Of his parents.
His wife and little daughter had
been in Ohio for some time previous
where they had been summoned by
their relatives who were seriously
i'll. - Corn crops look prosperous;
many farmers having cultivated
their fields the second time while a
few others who have fresh land
are not thru planting.-An abundant
fruit crop Of apples. peaches, and
grapes, are in evidence with black
berries plentiful. - Sunday school
services at Blue Lick were ably con-
Quoted by Taylor Muncy. A large
crowd, principally children, was
present.
Coyle
Coyle, June i6. - We are having
some real cool weather. - Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Powell were in Richmond
shopping Thursday. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Joel Broughton of Irvine spent Sun
day with Mrs. BroughtOn's parents
of this place. Bro. b. +. Petty
and DR.. Bowe of Lendland held an
all day meeting at Whey Fork last
Sunday. There was a large crowd
and plenty TO eat, all had a nice
time. Let every one remember the
protracted meeting which begins
the first Monday night in September
Whites Station
Whites Station, June i8. - The
Misses Alkaline, Kathleen, and Mary
O'Neil Of Richmond spent last week
with their cousins, Mary Elizabeth
and Jane Powers. - Mr.. and Mrs
John b. Herndon motored TO Lancas-
ter last Sunday. - A. j. and Monroe
Lackey are spending few days
with their cousin, James Potts. =
Harry Adams Of Lexington is visit
ing his OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Potts
entertained TO supper last Thursday
evening the Misses Oneils OF Rich
mond, Mary Elizabeth and Jane Pow
ers and Margaret McWilliam. :
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