The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-11-13

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" uy.--I uch corn has sprouted In
g p 'u,k and fodder has rotted TO
rcll ~ rNtent that much Of II 10
-oullcss.
Gerrgetown.- In it, overflow nenr
emon's Mn, tive North FllShorn swept
way 80 shocks Of e. n belonging to
:. V. Smell.
Nilmorc.-Crnuud IL being broken
or n new office building and ware
house 10 be erected by the GLASS Mill
ng Company.
Carllsle.--The turkey crop In this
section IL regarded rs n near failure
IN account of adverse weather condi-
lions during the SUMMER.
Rlchmund.--A 2l-passenger motor
"ar has been bought to transport stu
dents of the State Normal school to
and from the schoul farm.
Paris.-The body of Mrs. Bette
smith Davis, G2, formerly of Paris.
VINO died in Washington. after q long
Illness, was buried here. ~
Cynthiana.-Thc Harrison County
chaDiT Red Cross began It's member
ship campaign under the management
Of J. r. Wilson, chairman.
Jackson, -~Iesse Lee Guy, 6-year-old
son If J. !. Guy, Who lid been III with
catarrli for several weeks, was found
dead In. bed at breakfast time.
LeXlngtOn.--Accnr,l to announce
ment Of the department Of market,
University for this section, to cost
100000, will be established here.
Cynthiana.-Walter Whitaker, re-
Gently returned from Montana, says
drouth forced ranchmen TO sell stock,
and he saw LOO horses sold at $40
each.
Wbfchester.--Miss Sue Peddicord
las published an appeal for shoes aud
clothing for families reported to the
Associated Charities us sick and des-
titute.
JacksOn.-Dr. f. g. Ellis, in charge
h.a toll
Kansas City recently to attend his
hurt in basket ball game ut
school.
Campbellsville. 49, While trying to
ford Green river in a buggy, Verne
Phillips. fl. was drowned. w. f. Wa
tiers, 60, with him, was able to swim
ashore
Princeton.-Finnis Rogers 80. died
from injuries received when train
struck an auto several weeks ago, and
four members of his family wers
killed.
Hicknan.-Eight new mission
houses to be used as community CEN
ters will be erected In the coal dis
tricts by the Episcopal diocese Of Ken
lucky.
Somersot.-The Somerset Journal
has absorbed the Pulaski County News
and plants will be merged under the
ownership of c. r. Williams and X. NJ.
Fees,.
Commemorative highwaymes who
held up Harold Lipsconb and robbed
him of $50 on the G.. K o. bridge wore
false faces that had done service HAL
lowe'en.
Newport-One hundred and fifty
farmers of Campbell county have join
ed in a movement to buy the Alexan-
dria turnpike for the county by SUD
scriptiOn.
Mt. Sterling 4 role to
explain the escape Of James Bennett
from Jail, Jailer Burgess said he
sawed OUT and the answer was held
sufficient.
MISUNDERSTANDING S. J. Blair de-
cided in suit for damages that the
law gives no protection against hogs
at large, and farmers must build hog
tight fences.
LeXington.--It Is said that the move
10 unite the '1rthern and Southern
Presbyterian hurches here, defeated
by 10 votes, Slll not he renewed with
This generation,
port.-After attending the fu-
neral of his daughter, Miss Emma
Barth, Peter Barth. ~, of Alexandria,
died from heart disease at the home
of his sister here.
Frankfort. Mrs. Jesse Williams
filed suit against the federal railroad
administration for $Ss75. claiming heg
travelling bag was lost through care
lessness of officials
Danville.-Deciding that intereolle-