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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04
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rRsrr~ scpm lI,r Stn,Q Go.,,trN. al
LAt. t'ayugp. Md nr ~.,rls -s,set h-4
brought from, mo south the rri breast.
e-l robin. ana thousands " ofBef bir,is
70 huit their homes ~ tht. rurr~,
rl,y. ~ tthara \ s. is wrt called.
Tor To the Soath rhv east tNe west
aud esra ~ tie north where tho saae
gut slarnly around ,ofurr broad
gngsaia. gE,,tl.A,y. .,,~s ,,4.,ts, ~. i
heights ~ tiuT ana hpush on 'dynIa
tprr mouotLn.
one ryvurs 90 the Western sfde IT
,hr railroad tracks q e'r, stood before
n small building nyrr Which. iIkr rupe-
~ rfrru. daapcd lhr lriu'trs ~ "a
wHrp,nv oiiinW trrr Tts building
was different frum Hrv ~ thr other
hAt.'st.nNe near u lp inst y wbs veil
iay
rVus Nrlngr Ht'le grit that
eaxrd ~ with searching raarrusss ~
the twn lighted signs mat had arrest.
cd her attention ln her arms shs
held dlmlnutivr gulnca rig anh tho
say she hulased [. clos, aenonsl rated
her love rnr q
THE SALVATION ARMY shr
specified out ani thnufhtfrily cnnSld-
ered u
Everybody "a w,'rnm. here" she
read slowly That meant that anyone
could enter n be wnntei ~. shs No.
r'hei anh ~ r"nn'h"l Devon did
want tn ~ ~. she Nnflly nptnsd MP
thu steps Rnh ps-'p~d into the foHn.
As ther~ .Ns nobody In sight she
ss''e' IN and l@'A'~i about
-Wsic~n~" was cur'~i In letters Of
r~'i shove tuH'~, rri the cheat vvuug
strsnsrr slightest She couldn't under
stand how g'rl 'N'uli h" r'eaily wei
coma ansNhssN, nt o''nr~sr k''s meth
Or itk~i her snd missed her when she
~as away, hut roay knew II na other
pscr wh|r~ abe sas r'si'v wanted
hu, the canal beat. called Mary and
dry. Mary ier, short. Shlrh bad been
her hsu,~ ever sinc~ she could ~
member
'''ty,pry N~ ,, fIt~t In m. htgh~z'.
swung In Letters OF cpld ACROSS the
right walt aud tn ~. lett "Stand SEN
and See the Salvation ~ the Lord :
Lens her astrntYnn litt'* longer Sh.
r'nt know wNs, they r,@anr. hrt $40
varies, colnrs shtnlng brilliant IN me
hrtghi lysht calm,~' her turbulent
xnirs, and made ~, bsprv NJ.
hurr,.d tho ntr closer h.sp, her head
ana ksxsss, fb., rot, M It's ear. .
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49,, ..tt at,,,t ~.r+ yn,, ,,,,,s,,,, -r.,o,
y, .,,rat uks Won so ,o the pfry
Mary I,. .ue,,, nis,, and ss,e, aint
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

As ieoil@fstpensal ssal Htsstsesyea.
~ tara~s ssssssssssaaa can ba. be - .
might, careful sasrsisa Of Ida vaks
Always hsteFe his vaisasos la the
arra, n yea ste haek 81 the stnst
ySa ~ hlss ,Asrwnars ae and doet
hamalss aud having essariag ~,
threat, sounding his notes threaxS
bis nosA ard Esrgiins with salnets'
water, The lastssi be steps Oh the
stag~-~tho'tgh his time away, fsvwn the
sasts~wsap ss~sAet ls>rexsss. vsssrs ywrs
the atosniErF In his nsouia. aud ham.
hsapa, Asn W he fFagiips w aaa
dHs~n -hr aAfe
IN fact the Gsrasa habl, as staadina
notes IL slmomi universal an~ena siag,
-Fs, Tists hufse the ss~@s h~syi.as.
has a metir.a ~ saundlsx bis .rsl~
instead Of nslas nesirni syilabia.
rita vou,d gruns. N IN IN, Tsua Ref
70 T,tts ilufe" tapping HIS Hnse ina
N eits rH9 ,A.asee,sstz,, ,sss,ssts sasssses Ia
iAaaesnl IN iierrsss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

path 81 a. ] reeammend ysur rcd
cine 10 ssNycoe md yea nssy rahlsaA
my tsstsmeAlAl berAns that TIE vexs
taAse Csm1pund Ases eeas nshex .x3n
ths coed u has aufsl NJ. A-- ArN sEu<nn
yssAspxN slk fhsxd Su~st MsnadH
villa, W. Va
Hew msry yeune f6k ssil&w - nsA
fWxxrdsn dsA And d nj kssw wh~rw -
turn for advice q hslN Th&y ofsse axv
ehssesd b. earn thsar hsaa0 b. tuAhng
day IN md d&y cut ~ sasttsr hr~ barn
The paiA tkey have 10 hesf. E~sxy girt
who rstlsrs N uSis way 1AsuaA try lydia
r. rlnkhAsA'a vegssAh,s CasArpund ard
n ~ Ae~s not gvi rxsSnps tvl~f wrsts
sn a. IxAsA n Pink AAn he6ictnN Ca.
t4ynn hsssachmsttA ah~ss her health.
Soeh sttass ere kssd h skrset osaA-
&saeaN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

I hAt sour sfo~A&ek ever sncs -
he grip mai n basA~Fsd me badly
have tatsn Eatsnar oaiy q w~~k snA
trn snrrh trestsS. Am 10 yesr1 I'D.
&ys Mrs. John Iissi.
Estansf gBs~ksy f~Ji~ses srrr stcEn-
fh. trsEEes*iep. heartburn. baA~ssAs
I'D 6sssrr@ AFTER s@tsng b~~xas~ n
AXES up and e~rrsss rut The ~xc$~o
Ttdsy sed sasr* wh5~A c@y~s srcwt
tcEach ailr@~asa II yoe have 'tysed
swythtng~ and sstsi srssv, t9 ast gre
, hos~ Essa~ist has treaght r*saes To
ia NJ thuassrAs sike yen "A zig boz
,s;s tgs . rise With ycar SrpgTgsfs
sArwpsg@.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04
satx far IN. s.asssr

Father had l.een eleablna the ksA-
roeta ~in6hWs outside, wilsn iiisIs No
firl rans Ia frnfu the garden sad said,
"he'her, did yau hear the ladder fsii
down yuSi nos T.
No replied the mother
Wei. said li.s child. ''is fsil down
and hrole three naNeF pot. iasa
daddy ycp'a he cross
~uh, dyr" sad mother = hnes
your daddy hAsnt hurt himself"
- ,iun't thinA be has ret. said Iittis
Nuriel hes Still elieging 10 the win.
ttew sill"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04
WOMeNl USE DIAMOND DYES"
DIV Old .skirts. CrssssA WaistA
ceAtA Stockings oraesrtss-
xvsrythiru

nach package u @faAfnSrd pySs'
ssats ,ns easy dir~ct,eas for dys,ns any
article a waal sisk. eSstau~ iinsa. ~
UiXrj se-s's h<war~' Poor dye
ssrvaGA sf%.ts, fades and rutps mate
ia, hy giving Il q "dysdtaot, Ruy
Iaamana Dyes" only. DrvKytss 49,
Cniax CAr,i.-~Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

That Itch and burn ~tth hA baths
ef tNitrar~ Scar followed hs gentle
anain,tngS Of Cuttrurs un,ment
Ncthtng better. par~r s9rv'es esp~-
esaily II . little NJ the fragrant Cat'.
eSsfs rslCs,m Ia dusteSi on a, th~ a.
IN ~ each every ~her~. Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04
WsH

4 tseive yrs,,oid girl writes to her
aewxpavsr ~ aay That children rarrly
cau-~ pantca. that 4, is the "neeyens
.-neitahle Wontn7 Rho srs al fault.
How sbout III Golfers Weekly
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04
Directed

-rruf,e<sor. What II the logical VA.
Il r~arIh ms \ coneiasttGr
Take train ~ Thought. my hoy !"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04
Performing Grusa

rs nAn an animsi~
y aueE&O Natnan can m..ske him
fuwp through honpS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

80 ~ fhS
|ssrs arssalaE, sal~s
|svWy swe v~sk1
AID I wasaA ss1se
With Asaxing,iASM
|WHx, A falsy taat
ms u Lsaia 4. YAK.
EAsn's Y wsaahis
|ehHsIiceAd ssli kew
maA S~ea u A&S
xsAs her asakAss.
% ] tssk Il and nsv
u nm regular esesy
|Z&sk ens have "A
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04
wher. Swan Savings ceur,

Aus'l savings are tka stnnes In
tNdgs, they fnsm = Firm Murport to
carry Noe evvr tire 6a.si otEsn e1sff.
eescy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

A trywsnakrT nass not aass x-wcs~
tat f>m. bat ara Anaws atw 20 sake
- Tor H.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

A Tsif tournament fos ~a~ svsne1
players Wa. 4 novelty staged r~csatiy
by IA ,ctmh IN PSs4AA .,...,.,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04
rosr,--ASorHsR TEss

"kssdn asstnss ne dear
mur1aursi i'kifig. find AS
hme---9h. Tony. doa,t Ita~
ME TO-DAY s4thgHt telling me
sou l9us as q lgt."
Tony ghmp~sd htm riA
cae l,ssle spHdrd giihes Her
eyes uere sar-bngAk
4 love you morca The
wASie s0rlt!" ~ ltsRst'Ni.
"Norss | know. Aop 10 'c!.
Thss ssafsssioa Of love eem@s
right In the middle ef this sss.
siasiias story there's q 10, 81
sx~isiax astton ahead VI " and
.t,li more after il before Toaai-
bel Peadishsves Sets every
.Al=S sA= =s-la s.= s.s- 10 aAs
ht,is slsA.
This 10 aao,hes % tie thrill
ing storis. BY Csse. Miller
White ei tbs "s,srm eoan,sy"
81 Nov York ,tats. IL vas Ties.
II tho Storm Cosatry that
made May P,skio,d F.nbssks
famoss and reay |. ssoiAsr
loss. Over 900. 600 cop o. u
the sathsrs romance. have
brr- ssAs IA }Asass s,sws ss4,
mo,ioa picture, hs.a asd. he,
aans . hou..hold ~ori
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

Immediately after ~psndcrinS'
massage Jour hair takers oB aFw llfe.
4usIro and Ho0drous beaaty appeat
tnE tviee rs heavy and plentiful be-
cause earh hair seea6a 10 dan and
shickcn. Dou't Ter your BAR stay life
ies~, eesosIa~s plata as @anssgiy f@a
, too. want l0ta of long strong. ben nth
faii hair
A a,e~st bottle Of delightfu.
"Dandrrhls" freshstls your ssnip.
chsrks dnndran and failing half. This
stimulating -b@aniy-tsulr" gives To
thin. dull fading hair that youthful
Brightness and abundant thickn-as--
All druggists - Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

When the habit ct r'T~~rsnc~ has
N<xn formed hsNf 40 .ss ht>c'n1se easy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

wYst.Na IL the adaptation @. shA
vpa hssx ta What yea ne-NS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

Esp~ct Ia h@ fr~at~d nv yes kavs
tr~atcd others Latin rrovsrh.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

,---r-i.p. ue.r rssr ..-s-4, ~
kes pe-f, e-naar~> 70 ssee IL. "a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

iirisicl Fntsiltne ios. ~ Approx
irstely .7sa0oA, the Empire Cbais
Factory and several 0h@r plssu wers
destroyed by fire a, Johnson rHy.
Tenn The lsas 10 the chair fAc,avy 10
placed at more than t'sM0, Other
plants which Suffered were the Pen.
70 Na'rI and vsn"er company and
'he Jchnsnn city Lamber ~npNuy
The origin ~ the fire has Not hrcn o..
termtned
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-03-04

nr1wnsv'lir A dMns,r,us hlA1. 10.
enrred here Nhgn property III the, sns,
tnras ttstrtrt If the town wss destroy,
Ell esHsit~ hess that viii prc,~h.y
reach sIss ON, and whicS Ia caly par
italy covered by insurahce ,otaiuF
Isossihiy hird " ,he d@msgp n.
correct smogn, of iasuraat' Games he
ssces'AiDet au,l snne % the aA!ee In
the burned tnilAlugs kre oss md and
tsllirias recovered
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-03
MADISON COUNTY
Pamela

Pamela, March Chester Cox, a
former resident, but now of Aiming
ton, ILL.,, is on visit TO relatives
-Mesdames Ada Davis and Jim
Atkins. after visit TO Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bicknell's, returned to their re-
spective homes.-Mrs. Nan Tucker
has gone on a visit to Station Camp.
MIR. and Mrs. II. G.. Bicknell and
son. Ewell, have returned from visit
to the sunny Southland.-Mrs Ma
thaniel Cole continues quite i'll. Also
Roland Richardson and Mrs. Clay
Wilson are on the sick list.-Clella
Kindred was a guest Of Minerva and
Myrtle Kindred Saturday night
Earl Kindred was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. John Cox Saturday night.
Friends hear of the marriage Of Ed
ward Kindred, a former resident Of
this place, 10 Miss Nell Donson o.
Illinois, in which state they will re-
side.-The writer regrets very much
the untimely death of Mrs. Betty Ia
bill Schramm. We knew her from
girlhood, and to know her was TO
love her beautiful character. We
sympathize with the mourners.-Sher-
man French and Hobert French left
for Illinois recently.-Mrs. Thimbie
Bradley, after pleasant visit h
home folks, has returned to Rich
mond. Willie Isaacs and family are
on an extended visit to relatives.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-03

Cooksburg, Feb. 26.-We are hav.
ing winter in the old fashion way
now.--People had begun farming, but
now they are like the ground hog,
gone into their dens for awhile
There is lots Of flu here.-A woman
preacher from Tennessee has been
holding protracted meeting near
Charley SCOTS this week.-C. T.
Thomas attended the junior lodge at
Orlando Saturday night.-Alex Allen,
who has been working on the rail.
road so long, is staying with home
folks this week.-C. l.. Thomas is
putting rock fence around the fami-
ly graveyard. Ethel and Conard
Thomas have something to do these
days. They have fves pet lamb
TO care for. - We were sorry
to hear of Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Me
Crews house burning. We hope
their good neighbors will give them
something.-My best wishes to The
Citizen readers.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-03
ROCKCASTLE COUNTY
nianufanta

Disptanta, Feb. 27.-Miss Lena
Shearer and brother of Clover Bot
tom were visiting at the home of
w. S. Shearer Saturday night and
Sunday-Mrs. r. T. Abney and chill
dren were the guests of Mrs. o. NJ.
Payne last Tuesday-P. W. Shearer,
who was previously reported i'll, is
not any better. His son, Joe, of In
diana was called recently and is still
with him.-W. W. Anglin. ID. s., of
Mt. Vernon, was in this vicinity Sat
urday on business.-H. G. Payne is
working at Berea.-The people of this
place are glad to know Of the safe
arrival home of Mrs. Tine Williams
and children of Clay Lick.-Rev. II.
l.. Ponder filled his regular appoint
ment at Clear Creek Saturday and
Sunday. Quite number attended,
Oscar Owens purchased some nice
hogs from w. S. Shearer last week
Ray Johnson of Berea was visiting
relatives near here recently-Miss
Nora Gadd called on Miss Eva
Shearer Wednesday evening.-G. Hol-
linsworth of Climax was tru here
Friday.-Jas. Hammonds passed thru
here Sunday.-Three cheers for The
Citizen
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-03

fill his regular appointment, but the
janitor failed TO bring the key to the
church door. The preacher and
congregation repaired To the home Of
Tom Harris and held short serv-
ice.-Carl Bratchcr has moved to his
farm purchased from Ray Mainous
He gave n pleasant Rock party ut
the house-warming Thursday night.
Lloyd Powell of Mckee visited
friends and relatives here Sunday,
looking after farm operations.-We
are shocked and grievcd inexpressi-
bly, to hear of the slur that has been
east upon our beloved Bcrea by some
Of her prominent citizens indulg'ng
in gambling. Many times while Wis
ting in adjacent counties we've
heard il remarked of Berea. our great
educational and moral center. "How
far that little candle throws its
beam. So shines a good deed in
naughty world" But now the "fine
gold has become dim" Fools in
their lust for gold have tainted Be.
rea's fair escutcheon that proclaims
an Achan in the camp. Gambling has
always been the vice Of the aristo-
cracy-those who worship money
and make social distinction their one
aim in life. But Providence never
sent a few men into the world ready
booted and spurred In ride and mil
lions saddled and briddled to be rid
den by them" And 10, the seats
Of the high and mighty are lowered
and their sin has found them out"
o. Berea. beloved Berea. IL the
mighty works that have been done
in thee had been done in the modern
Tyres and Sidons, the Gomorrahs
and Ninevahs of our broad land.
they would have repented in sack.
cloth and ashes. And To think that
those who should have been the
watchdogs. the faithful seneschals Of
Berea's fair name, and sounded first
a shibboleth Of alarm by holding up
their noble leaders hands, are the
very ones who have thrown down /
their affairs and "defled the sane
trary." Instead Of exerting their in
fuence against evil thereby widening
the circle Of light and weakening the |
struggle with darkness. They have
merited all the seven woes that our
Saviour pronounced against the
wicked cities and il shall be more
tolerable for these in the day Of
judgment than for the gambler.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-03
OWSLEY COUNTY
Island City

Island City, Feb. PA. B. Sparks
a lawyer of Clay county, was stricken
with paralysis and cannot speak. D.
Hornsby attending.-Homer Morris
has returned from Kings Mill recent.
WV. Gentry of Chestnutburg has
returned to the oil field in Lee county
to resume his work.-Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. l.. Gentry Of Fincastle are at Is
land City holding a series of meet
ings for the Holy Rollers.-It was
reported that Ernest Noe was shot
from ambush in Rockcastle county,
Mrs. Kate Bowman visited her sick
aunt, Mrs. G. w. Harvey, of Blake,
recently. Mrs. Harvey had a strok,
Of paralysis.-Ans Peters bought the
william Lane farm and rented to
Naram Sizemore of Ethel.-Since oil
men struck a great fountain Of oil
in the last well, there is considerable
interest here. More complete inves-
tigation is being made.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-03
GARRARD COUNTY
Paint Lick

Paint Lick. Feb. 2S.-Tom Jenu-
ings Of Buena Vista was a weekend
visitor here Mrs r. 6. Woods and
little daughter. Dolly, and Mrs. II. J.
Patrick spent last week in Nicholas
Vile. the guests Of Mr. and Mrs Jno.
F. White and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G..
McWhorter. George W Noe and
family are moving to Ashland. n. C.,
on account Of the health Of Mrs. Noe.
JAS. and John S. Ledford have
rented MIR. Noes farm for the coming
year.-Mrs. Robert Estridge has been
i'll with mumps.-Mr and Mrs. Blaine
Estridge are rejoicing over the ar
rival Of a baby Rodney Rails
ton celebrated Washington's birthday
by going over to Georgetown tn see
his sister. Sadie. who is in school
there.-Mrs Annie Anderson is on the
sick list-Miss Cynthia Pruitt enter
tanned number Of her friends AT
cards" Saturday evening.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-03
JACKSON COUNTY
Nathapton

Nathanton, Feb. 24.-Mrs. J. A
Clark has been suffering for a week
or so with abscess in her sidc.-Jas.
Lynch had working last Friday, six
teen work hands. Quite an amount Of
fencing was done.-B. II. Holcomb
and Jim Woods have purchased d
large sawmill. They will begin a
contract with Tice Hornsby, Tyner.
KY, where they have set their mill
recently.-M NJ. Caudil has declined
to move to Indiana.-Miss Georgia
Lou Moore visited Miss Daisy Clark
last Sunday.-Msses Ruth and Reba
Evans were the guests of their
brother, Herman Evans. Sunday
Jesse Clark and family spent Sun
day with his brother, Everett Clark.
ID. G. Woods spent Sunday after
noon with T. d. Caudill, Jr.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-03
allaeeton

Wallaceton, Feb. 2S.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Shockley visited her mother,
Mrs. Jack Robinson, Saturday and
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. +. T.. Wal
lace are moving TO their home at
Waco this week.-Mrs.. Charlie Goock
is visiting her father. Jas. Calico
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Kidd invited
their friends to their home Saturday
night. Mr.. Kidd entertained them
with music while his wife had de-
lightful time pulling and eating
candy.-The death angel visited the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shockley
Tuesday morning and took away
their little babe, hardly two months
old,-Willie Rogers will preach at
the Baptist church Sunday morning,
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-03

Bobtown, Feb. 2s.-Mrs. Melvin
Garrett is sick.-Mrs. Johnnie Law
son and her little girl are visiting
Mrs. John Henry of Ohio.-Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Nicely are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Roscoe Whitlock, at
White Hall.--Mrs. Isaac Burns and
little Eta were in Berea Saturday
afternoon visiting Miss Hope Hib-
bard, who has gone through an OPP
Grafton at the College Hospital
Mrs. Burt Johnson is sick with heart
trouble.-Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Tine
ture have moved into the house with
Mrs. Tincture's father, Jim Hignite
Grandma Gay is very sick.-Mss
Nella Gay, ANNA Garrett and Cora
Fry spent Sunday afternoon with
Leorada Creekmore.-Andrew Jack
son, who has been visiting his mother
and relatives, has gone to Ohio to
work.-Everett Benge and family
were visiting on Housley Fork last
week.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-03
POWELL COUNTY
CLAW CITY

Clay City, Feb. 21.-Rev. Sherman
Robbins held divine services at Olive
Hill Saturday and Sunday.-A ne v
barber shop opened up last week in
the village, f. F. Harris is the pro-
Turner Mcclure, one of
our leading merchants, has announc-
ed himself candidate for Represen-
tative Of the Powell and Wolfe dis
trict.-Tom Mounty has gone with
the Gulf Refining Co., Louisville, as
travelling salesman. Mr. Mounty for
merly held a similar position with
the Indian Refining Co.-Candidates
are galore in this community, as most
of the "dem'tats' for the various Of
fees of the county have announced
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-03

Mrs. VIM. Mounty, Of Beattyville.
will open a new millinery store here
about March IL. Miss Mary Nelson
will be Naturalization J. +. Burg
her has installed a small electric plan.
which is supplying the business sec
tion with good lights. Mr.. Burgher
will in short time extend the power
to the residential part.-Drilling for
oil continues along Hardwick's Creek.
There are now two rigs in operation
by David Patrick Of Vaughns Mill and
Col. T. c. Stewart of Winchester.
The former expects to bring in a well
in few days at a depth Of 1900
feet.--Luck and best wishes to the
good old Citizen family.
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JACKSON COUNTY FOLKS" AT
r.. X = N

Jackson county is better represent
ed at the Eastern Kentucky State
Normal School this year than it has
been in previous years. The names
of those who are here now are as
follows: Misses Susie Watson, Bon
ME Tussey, Gertrude Tussey, Elsie
Fowler, and Mamie Reynolds; Messrs.
Coleman Reynolds, Clarence Davis.
Sylvester Little, end Leonard Moore.
Harry Tussey was in school here
during the rst of this term, but on
account of illness he has returned
home. Earl Goodman and Sula
Llewellyn. both of Jackson county.
were here during the first of this
year. but are not here this term.
Although we are very busy with our
studies and class work, we have time
to enjoy various exercises, such as
chapel exercises, Saturday night"
games, literary societies, etc. Among
the seven literary societies on the
campus about two-thirds Of the Jack
son county boys and girls belong to
the utopia" and "Cynthian" socie-
ties. The Utopia" has about ninety
members, while the 'Cynthian' has
not quiet so many. OF course. every
body thinks his society is the best
one, and it must be what it is thought
to be by its members. There will be
a debating contest between the diff
ferent societies March 8. We will
let you know later who won. Cole
man Reynolds made a trip to Berea
last Monday. Elsie Fowler is plan
ming on going to Lexington in a few
days with her friend, who will do
some spring shopping. Miss Roberts,
the dean of women. and President
Coates are away attending an educa-
tional conference in New Jersey. AL
though they are greatly missed, the
work here is continued just the same.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-03
Herd

Herd, Feb 25.-George Amyx is
very low.-Mrs. John Short is in very
poor health.-Mr. and Mrs. A. II.
Farmer of Jericho, who have been
visiting friends and relatives of this
place for the last two weeks, have re-
turned home.-Mr. and Mrs. Dexter
Welch of Welchburg spent from Sat
urday until Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Farmer.-Miss Martha
Farmer spent last Wednesday night
with Miss Icy Farmer.-Doil Chad
well of Caldwell spent last night
with Mr.. Gordon.-Several of the boys
attended the party at Jim Vickers
last night.-Neal Frost of Richmond,
KY, is visiting his brother, A. s.
Frost.-Miss Jewell and Hazel Nc
George spent last Sunday with their
aunt, Mrs. Martha Murrel of Maui
den.-Misses Icy Farmer and Jewell
McGeorge were in Maulden last Tues
day.-H. d. Farmer was in Tyner last
Thursday.-E. B. Flanery and Rob-
ert Akemon went to Mckee last Mon
day.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-03-03
Big Clear Creek

Big Clear Creek, Feb. 27.-Bro
Hugh Ponder filled his regular ap.
pointment at Clear Creek Saturda \
and Sunday.-Miss Roena Hammond
is sick.-Willie Hammond and Clar-
ence Abrams just returned from Rich
mond Monday.--Lee Roy Wyatt is
with relatives here this week.-Bill
Murphy and family are visiting Lark
Murphy this Week.-Mrs. Nora and
Verna Kindred of Narrow Gap are
visiting friends and relatives of this
Willie Mullins is building a
new dwelling house on his farm which
David Bowman will occupy soon.-
Willis Shearer is very sick. His son,
Bob, from Ohio, who was called to
see him, returned home recently.
while his son, Joe, from Blooming.
ton, Ind. is yet with him.-Dempsie
Hart was with home folks Saturday
and Sunday.-Best wishes to The
Citizen and its many readers.