The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-01-15

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Catlettsburg.--Gl Lee was held
to the grand jury under $1,000 bond.
being accused scvcrlly Of stealing
whisky. taking an automobile and rob
bling Hite's store.
nenderson.-Judge Dorsey charged
the grand jury to return indictments
against officers as well as gamblers, II
1t appeared that The former had knowl-
edge of gambling
Newport.-An explosion If gas that
had accumulated Ia closed room nj
the home of Charles Deitz blew out
one side of the house and seriously In
jured A. c. Stanley.
| Newport.-CTacksne who secured
1928 at the Kentucky laundry blew the
safe door entirely OF, but those who
heard the report believed 1t to be II
bursting auto tire.
| Versailles The will of Mrs. Dayi-
della George leaves her estate to the
chicago Hebrew Mission and the
Moody Bible Institute. after minor be-
quests to kiDspeople.
Murray.-M. 5. Doyle has gone to Il
specialist In Nashville, having been
shot in the eyes when the gun of a.
wilcox was discharged accidentally
while thes were hunting.
Covington.-The Federated Welfare
Association has served notice that It
will enjoin any attempted increase in
the city's floating debt until 1851 900
outstanding is liquidated.
Ceceila.-J. 4. Nelson, Memphis,
Pullman conductor, stumbled over a
pile of mail sacks and fell under u
train, his foot being 30 severely crush
ed that amputation was necessary.
Bonneville. Mainous, whose
fifteen children helped him celebrate
his 10th birthday. has never been sick
since a child, has never had tooth trou
bic. and has made sixty-iive crops.
Henderson.-Withb reweries, Hen
derson citizens are Specializing Oh
what is to become of the city Jail un-
der prohibition, there having been no
prisoners to lock w for two weeks
Lexington.-Six girls, oldest Ia,
who escaped from their dormitory at
the School of Reform, were taken by
officers as they were enreute to George
town on foot, after temporary conceal
ment here
Observation-Disclosures destruction
of dogs ON which licenses have not
been paid is the warning of Sheriff H.
q. iiodkin TO tax owners
Whitesburg.- Charles Blain received
injuries which are expected TO prov.
fatal from a slate fall in mines If the
Whi;eshurg Coal Company.
Maysville.-James HOrncr. of Ser
penis Hill. sold seventeen pelts of
foxes he had trapped on the local mar
ket, receiving Sl5 each for grey hides
Russellville. &. Edwards,
descendant of Nlnian Edwards, first
governor of Illinois, died at his home
here after an illness of several months
MOrgantOwn.--The body of Reid
Mayfield, %. son of Judge Mayhugh,
burned to death in a garage fire at In
dianapolis, was brought home for
burial
Corbln.-A mild case of smallpox in
the family of the janitor of the city
school caused a recess of four days.
during which vaccination has be n
general.
Danville.-The fiscal court has de-
cided 10 connect HarrOdsburg with the
federal road TO pass through Danville
In 1921, when financial difficulties will
| nave uttu iSihoNcu.-
0wlngsyille.-Allen x Manley have
filed suit against the q. 4 o. railroad
for $5.l4l, alleging that 30.37l pounds
of turkeys shipped from Preston spoil
ed before reaching Boston by reason of
delay In transit.
Hodgenyille. service IL
believed TO have unbalanced the rea-
son of Hobart Kennedy, 20, who tied
his rifle 10 post, pushed the trigger
With forked stick and sent a bullet
through his heart.
Whitesburg.-News from Fleming
! tells Of another shooting In which an