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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
GREETS 1922
AS HARBINGER OF HOPE
City Sees in Birth of New Year Forerner of Return
Prosperity and National Happiness Observ
ance Is ''Safe and Sane

Richmond welcomed the New Year
In round of festivities that was the
quietest and sanest In the city's his
tory.
The calendar babe camo in wob-
bling at the stroke OF midnight.
Gaiety ceased, for the passing OF tho
old year also usherod In the Sabbath.
If Broad Street serves as n mirror
to reflect the spirit of holiday
crowd, Indifference marked the de-
rarture OF 1921 and the advent of
1929. There were few persons on
tho street as compared with previous
New Years Eve crowds. and tho gem
eraI quletude was suggestive OF tho
Sabbath. Thus. tho celebration par
took OF tho character of indoor ro-
:jolcing, and not public manifestation.
All tho clubs wcra scenes OF mcrri-
ment. and in private homes tho spirit
OF Christmas was In evidence. Every
one greeted the New Year as har-
lhtnger OF hope. q Sorerunner OF re ;
turn 80 prosHsEity ssa national hap
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01

Club of Virginia. a buffet dinner AMI
dance at the Virginia Boat Club.
theatrical offerings, and private
parties gave expression to the spirit
of celebration.
Long before tho New Years Eye
celebrants began TO arrive at the JET
ferson Hotel last night for dinner
and dancing. every table had been
reserved. and. as n result. many per-
sons were disappointed. AnticIpat.
Ing n capacity throng. the wise ones
had made reservations early III ina
week.
There were ample "siags' on hand:
and girl dancers enjoyed II huge
rush" Music was furnished by the
hotoi orchestra. Tile celebration was
not unlike other New Year parties. in
that youth was hilarious. the middle
aged indifferent and old ago con-
sentative.
When tho tolling OF bells and tho
shrleking OF whistles ut midnight
formally ushered lin the New Year.
genuine sadness ncrvadcd the bull.
room. ting feeling being born OF re,
greet that ,sSau "a q th making had IA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
ASKS FOR AIRPLANES
TO SEARCH FOR TWO
MISSING HUNTERS
Mobile Men, Duck-Shootiing
on Riper, Gone Since
Early Thursday.

MOBILE. ALA, Dec. 3l.-Sherift
William II. Hoicombe, Jr. has wired
the commandant OF the Pensacola
naval station asking that airplancs
be sent to search for Robert Martin,
20. and Joe Harper, "a, local men,
who have not been heard from since
Thursday afternoon when they start
ed on nck-huntinG trip on Dog
River. II became known today.
The two men went down the river
in a skin. ~ stiff wind was blowing
at the time and the water was
choppy. Friends fear that the open
boat was swamped.
Searching parties went out yester-
day when the men did not return. but
no trace has Keen found Of them or
their boat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
Sarah to Do Her Part
to Aid Husband Mayor

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Dec. 81.
When Lew Skanks becomes
Mayor OF this city Tuesday, no
Will make good one prediction
promise right off the bat.
Mrs. Shanks. known to every
one hero simply as "sarah.'' VIII
step right up to tho regal seat
with him and .hayo an official
finger IN tho pie.
ShaDks told his audience what
"Me and Sarah' would do II
elected. IIo said shc was tho
real member Of tho firm. sho.
Will have the Democratic job on.
the Park Board because that's
where I can do the most good"
Mrs. shanks was more modest
about her ability. si tsi
h. II simply want to help Lew In
IaySsyssw - Gun S. Il De "a I'd. ! x, y =
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PROSPERITY TO COME
IN NEW YEARS. WAKE,
RICFzlNONDERSASSERT
1921 THE BANNER YEAR
INCONSTRUCTIONHERE
Bank Clearings for 1921
Pass Two Billion Mark

Thc Richmond Clearing House
yesterday reported the clearings
for the year 1921 to total $2.09l.-
67i.2i7, which, compared with the
total of s3.o5a,2s2,722 for 1920.
shows decrease OF ss61.55S.505.
CicArinSs ror the week ending
December 81 totalled s35,167.425.
as against s46.132.517 the previous
week, decrease OF 31O.965.Os2,
and decrease OF s4,363,322 as
compared with sss.530.747. the
total for tho corresponding week
last year.
The clenrings by months for
1921 fnllpv.
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ALLEGATION THAT
V|RG|N|AN SHOT
MAN COLLAPSES
Ellis, Stone and Askew
Deny Any knowledge
Of Alleged Crime.
CITE DISCREPANCIES IN
ACCUSER'S STATEMENT
Trio Sign Afiidavits, Clearing
Former Commander Of
Accusations.
WICKER SAYS oriE INNOCENT
Hiehmondcr Confident % Per Cent of
Men Under Stanton Man Enter
tain Same Belief
CITE DISCREPANCIES IN
ACCUSER'S STATEMENT
WICKER SAYS orln INNOCENT
Hiehmondcr CONFIDENT % Per Cent of
Mem Under staunton Man Enter
tain Same belief.

collapse OF tho charge made b.
Lemuel Q. Smith. VI Marion. that
Coionel III. l.. Oo!e, OF Staunton. shot
and Killed William woolwino In a
noSont md later admitted TO him the
hsed. came yesterday when signed
statements from each OF tho hrec
comrades OF Smith. named by him aS
witnesses. wore received ienyins
any knowledge OF tho alleged crime.
X. II. Wicker. Jr. formerly n
private in Company L. l1s,h In
fantry. Twenty-ninth Division. ana
who served und4r Colonel opie until
wounded In FraEcs. declared yester-
day his belief that his former com
Iaander WAS inn6cen. or the charges
preferred aEainat him. He sad he
J. was certain at ieast so per rta-u 81
! he men who served under be
taunton man would be willingI TO
'stify to the same thing. wicker
eryed undar Colonel Opie both IN
his country and ovcrseas-hrs, ls 4
Yprlvate and then as acting SERGEANT.
"witncsaes, Sign Stnteinents
j. i. Wysor. County Treasurdr al.
Xxi. yesterday forwarded 20 the
patch papers the statements Of!
&c three men named by Smith as
witnesses TO tho alleged killing OF
sWoolw!ne By Colonel Op!e. In let
ter accompanying the statements. Mr..
Wysor declared that he was re-
Guested by several ex-soidiers In the
ncighborhood 10 forward then; for
publication.
CT 20 ,yi,
with tho afidavits from the alleged
witnesses follows:
I'm reference to letter published
in the papers written by l.. o. Smith
charging Major II. l.. opie. COM
,nander OF the Third Battalion, with
having Killed, William woolwine. and
giving as references several members
of Company NJ. which letter is signed
by Lemuel o. Smith rs former frst
sergeant. Co. NJ, 10th Infantry:
Smith Was "Ruck" Private.
"My name is Russell d. Stone. I
was top sergeant OF Co. l. section,
Virginia Regiment. until the reor-
ganization. when l. Co. was thrown
into NJ Co. and afterwards known as
NJ Co of the ll6tt. Infantry. OF which
NJ Co. became tho top sergeant ano
continued in that capacity until
rehabilitation. Lemuel o. Smith was
buck private in the company and
continued as such as long as he was
with the company.
Smith deserted from Anniston,
Ala, but was sent back TO the cor
pany from Virginia. There was no
William Woolwine In tho company.
but there were two brothers. named
Walker ana Ernest Woolwine. both
OF whom were killcd-ono in action
and. one died of wounds received in
kGe same action. We lost twelve men
pl some thirty wounded one
nk. BEAD the letter pur-
s !. n x .s 's..s. - s !.
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MEN NAMED BY SMITH
MAS WITNESSES REFU7E
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OPIE EASIER ON MEN
THAN ON HIS OFFICERS
Cart Horse Sleeps
OFF Spree in Booze Pool

WHITE PLAINS, N. ", Doc. ii.
III You cav horse sleeping In
u pool OF booze fifteen foot ncrosa
and a foot deep. you'd think you
wero dreaming. wouldn't your
Yet that's what wido-Rwako white
Plains folks saw today whom Of
nccra poured out conascatcd liu-
uor In tho courthouse yard and Il
Jailed TO run away through
cloBRed drain. 4 cart horaa en-.
tered. drank and slept.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
FOOTBALL PLAYER
is BURNED BY BOMB
Explosion Is Thought to Have Been
Work of Practical
by Associated press.l

CHICAGO. Dec. 31.-J. w. Thomas.
star full back of tho University OF
chicago football team, was slightly
burned tonight when IL bomb exploded
outside his door in tho Sigma Chi
Fraternity Houses.
Tho bomb Is believed to have been
placed by a practical Joker. who OBJ
tanned 1t from tho laboratory OF tho
school OF military science.
4 Thomas door was shattered and
aa n slt & sura ,9s wy syn. bss s. e
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Plnncs Semi nt Once.

PENSACOLA. FLA. Dec. 31.-Air-
planes today joined In the search for
the boat In which Robert Martin and
Joe Harper. of Mobile. Ala. are be-
l!eved to have been lost off the Ain
bama-Fiorida coast The airplanes
were dispatched from the naval sta.
ton here following receipt for u re-
quest from authorities at Mobile.
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COLD EARLY in WEEK.
THEN TURNING NORMAL
Weather to DC Fair, Except Rain o,
Snow Wednesday and
Thurndny

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-Weather
outlook for the period January to
I. Inclusive:
Middle Atlantic States-Generally
fair except for rains or SHOWS Wed
nesday Or Thursday. Cold first part
OF the week. normal temperature
thereafter.
South Atlantic Enthusiastically
fair except for rains Wednesday or
Thursday: temperature near or
slightly below normal, frosts except
In Southern Florida.
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FOUR DIE IN MINE
BLOW-UP IN SOUTH
Explosion In Alabama Coal Field
Endangers Lircx of
:SnO Men
tBy Associated Press.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Dec. al
Four miners were killed and four
others seriously Injured in an cx-
p!osion in the Docena mine OF the
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad
Company today.
The dead are all negroes. Inspec-
tors from the loca! Bureau of Mines
station said that more than 800 men
in the mine had been brought out
right after the explosions.
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SENATOR PENROSE DIES
AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS

off died
here uftc q brief
by Ills condition
mpornE the
friends Hnid had realised
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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-03-23
Walnut Meadow

Walnut Meadow. March 10. Miss
Lula Fortune finished her school at
HIGH Point Friday The entire fam
lly Of Edd Kimhrcll has been down
with flu; also Miss Marie Coyle, who
was with thcm.-Mr and Mrs. Ben
Brown. Jr, have moved 10 their home
recently purchased Of +. F. Ogg.
Ben has covered his barn and making
other needed improvements Almost
everybody who is planning on raising
tobacco has their beds sown The
little infant ~ I L. Martin Of Harts.
who is being cared for by his aunt.
Betty Ogg. has been sick the past
week Conrad &. Chrisman left Sat
urday for Illinois. where he has en-.
plovment for the summer.-Robert
Mckinney has moved 70 Middlctown,
Ky
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MADISON COUNTY
Blue Lick

Blue Lick. March 20.-The year
book Of the seasons is repeating its
old, old story as we come again to its
most charming chapter-spring. The
robins sure harbingcr Of her advent
are building while they sing glad
melodies The fruit trees are family
hushing thru shoots Of tender green
The farmer catches the spirit and
from early dawn till close Of day he,
too. is whistling merry tunes as he
trcads the burrows on honest toll in.
tent Born 10 Mrs Ann Mulligan
(nce Kimberley, a boy, Donald Both
mother and baby are doing WE'LL
This community was shocked and
pricved by the sudden death Of Mrs.
Nettie Lewis Cole last Thursday
The community at large extend their
heartfelt sympathy and regret TO the
hcrcaved husband and children in this
sad visitation Of Providence. Mrs
Cole was a mort cstimable character.
loved an respected by all. and she will
be- sadly missed both in the home and
in the neighborhood Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Ballinger of Wilde are visiting
relatives in this section.-Alice Lewis
is staying with Mrs. John Johnson
Mack Johnson has new Victrola and
& number Of splendid records.-Mrs
Richard Kinlbrcll has been staying at
the Robinson Hospital the past week
TO be with her daughter, Annie Mul-
ligan
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JACKSON COUNTY
Herd

Herd, March l6-The farmers are
very busy blowing for corn and oats.
"Unclc" Frank Moore Of Owslcy
county moved TO his place last week.
Mr.. Minor Gordon made n business
trip TO Caldwell today. Chester
Edwards and Isaac Spurlock Of
Privett were in Herd Tuesday Of this
week. Mrs. Amanda Farmer spent
last Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Mary Farmer Neal Madden Of
Mummie and Miss Oracle Montgom-
cry Of this place were married today.
We wish the couple a long and happy
life. --- Miss ley Farmer attended
church At Maulden last Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. John Simpson spent Friday
until Sunday with relatives at Elias.
Miss Bitha Holcomb 81 Nathanton
spent a few days Of this week with
Mrs. r. y. Flanery Andy Mont
gomery has moved TO Tyncr- Mrs
Florence Metcalf has gone 10 Cincin
matt 20 seek employment
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Christmas Ridge

March 2O-Wc are having some
very pretty March weather There
seems 20 be- quite a lot II sickness in
this community. Brother Cornett
was called 10 preach at Silver Creek
another year Come out and hear
him, for he is a splendid talkcr -
Mrs. Clint Carrier has been very sick
with flu VI. \ Togsdon and family
~ Pamela novel TO {. h. Arnett's
property on Prospect street. Miss
Mamie Powell entertained quite n
number Of friends Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs Charlie Engram have gone 70
Indiana. whore they expect TO make
their home Miss Fairy Abrams and
Miss Ethel Baker spent Sunday after
noon with Hazel and Edna Logsdon
on Prospect street Miss Lula Bur
nell and Clarle and Mamie Powell
spent Sunday night with Minnie
Hazclwood Miss Mary Eaton spent
Saturday night with Myrtle and Min.
ME Lakewood.
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Drip Rock

Drip Rock, March IS We are
having some nice sprincliko weather
here now Mr. and Mrs G. c. Car
roll. who have been sick. are very
much improved Bill Joe Richard
sons family are all down sick with
the IN Mrs Dan FLOYD fen down
stairs and hurt her hip very badly
Friday Mr. ard Mrs. Mack Powell
visited Mr.. and Mrs y. " Tsaacs
from Tuesday til Thursday II this
week - Mrs Emma Cox and daugh-
ter. Myrtle. visited Mrs. Ollie Cox,
Friday Mr. and Mrs Roy y vii
liams. who recently married. have
gone 10 housekeeping Rirc Sparks
is on the sick list; also William II
Fox Andy Iainhart and Roy r
Williams are making q partnership
fence al present
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GARRARD COUNTY
Harmony

Harmony, March 2O.-The farmers
here are getting behind with their
work on account Of so much wet
weather. 49, There is considerable
amount Of sickness in this neighbor-.
hood.-Mrs. u. T. Lunsford, wife Of
y. T. Lunsford. Of Preachersville,
died on March nth. She was about
40 years old and had been a member
Of the Baptist church n long time,
and was said 90 be n real good wo-
man.--John Helton Of near String
town, age 6s, was found dead in his
bed on the 10th. He worked all the
day before. He moved here from
Harlan county last fall. - Henry
Crecch has put up n nice little store
at Stringtown T. J. Stigall and wife
attended the funeral of Mrs. Iuns-
ford at Observation-Disclosures Col
lett, who has been sick for some
time, is better at this writing Mas
ter James Elan visited his little
friend last Saturday, Master Joco
Carson, and they both report a good
time Trade Of all live stock is dull
except hogs, they are bringing a nice
price. Corn has gone 20 s4.0O per
barrel.
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Parrot. March 20 Farmers in this
section are getting hchind with their
work. No oats have been sown on
account Of So much rain Jake IIur.
lev ~ laurel county was thru here
last week buyinr cattle A rirl was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Green Berry
Gahbard last Wednesday night.
named Almeda. A boy 20 Mr. and
Mrs. Claborn Hurdlov. named Al
bert r O. Cornelius has been con-
fined Ia his room Tor several dave
with a cut knee Andrew Cornelius
entire family have been down with
flu Mrs. Laura (GahbardD Film
chum left last week for Missouri,
where she will Join her husband.
Sherman Flinchum. Roy Lake ard
family Of Estill county have been
visiting at this place the past week
They contemplate moving 10 Parrot
Mrs. Rachel Price was thrown
from n horse last week and received
some serious bruises Andy Tin.
chcr's family have humps Born
recently TO Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Tus-
sey. n boy, named Jones George
Price lost good milk cow last week
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Lowell

Lowell, March 20.-Benson Shoe.
maker and little son, who have had
the flu for three weeks. are improv-
ing very slowly at this writing.-Mrs.
Leena Brown and children from
Whites Station are visiting her aunt,
Miss Emma Kinnard, at this place
Sterling Whitaker and wife are
visiting relatives near Edenton.-
The Manse school gave an entertain
n'ent Saturday night-There was n
rie supper at Paint Lick high school
Friday night.--Rev. Young and wife
we're visitors Of II. II. Hall and fam
lily, Thursday.
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Carico. March l4-There was a
large tide in the river last week
which delayed the mail very much.
Born 70 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Tus-
sev. the 9th. fine boy called Jones.
The sheriff Of Jackson is in these
parts summoninP jurors for the cir
cult court which convencs the 27th.-
Orbin Smith made business trip to
Horse Lick this week The farmers
ere planning on sowing oats soon
Orbin Smith and little daughter,
Hazel. were visiting Mrs Bud Wat
kns, Sunday.
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CLAY COUNTY
Malcolm

Malcolm, March IL We are having
lots Of rain; the ground stays 50 wet
farmers can't pillow much. H..
Clark has been having a lot Of fenc-
inr done-Bill Mcdaniel has his gar.
den pailcd ready for cultivation
Matte Mcdaniel spent the evening
with Rcbecca and Eliza Browning
Thursday Rebccca Browning is very
poorly at this writing Mrs. billiard
Whitamore is some bctter-Uncle
Billie York is very sick, Hope he
will soon be better. He is the oldest
man in our neighborhood, 92.-Reus,
Ira, and j. l.. Pennington are hold
ing a meeting at Mt. Olive Christian
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-03-23

Court convenes at the same place.
IL was reported that Bev Allen and
two boys who accompanied him out
Of the navy we're wanted a few days
ago at Wyatt Allans, on Crooked
Creek, in this county, for disturbing
public worship and lodged in Mt.
Vernon Jail. IL looks like the county
officers have got about all they can do
here Of late to keep track Of the
law-breakers. Il. d. Brock and
Frank Malicot passed thru our town
today.-Mary Il. Gabbard is planning
on gardening very extensively this
spring and also raising lots of chick
ems. She has a fine place for poul.
try raising, il being high and dry
Pete Gabbard has gone TO blowing
for corn.-Mary f. Gabbard has
some pretty pet lambs that she Is
much interested in looking after.-A.
=. Gabbard is planning on making
trip out thru jackson this week.
We are looking ahead for a good
fruit crop this year. We can't tell
but should only hope for the better
and learn not to murmur but to be
content with what God gives us. let
il be what it may, and do our part
and God has always done His, so
good luck to all readers of the good
old Citizen.
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ESTILL COUNTY
Wifi

Witt. March 20-Wet weather still
continues and the roads are getting
bad.-Mr and Mrs. Willie Witt and
children spent Saturday night and
Sunday with their uncle, Greedy
Richardson.-Alford Isaacs fell from
his barn Thursday and broke his col
lar bone He is suffering very bad
ly.-Mrs. Earl Frazier Of Irvine
spent a few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Winn.-James
Wicker has moved on Jesse Nc
Georges Roland Witt is very
low at this writing.
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Disputanta

Disputanta, March 20-The wealth
err continues rainy, making the roads
very bad in this part Of the county.
There seems to be lots Of sickness
in this vicinity at present. March
seems TO have brought the flu this
time.-Mrs. Julia Brewer and chill.
dren have moved to the p. w. Shear
er farm.--R. T. Abney had sale re-
Gently and is planning to move to
Cynthiana, Ky, where he has n posi-.
tion.-Mr and Mrs. Tom Kerby of
Kingston, were visiting relatives here
Saturday night and Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. G. c. Thomas Of Harris
spent Saturday night at the home Of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. s.
Shearer.-Stevie Mcqueen and Frank
Cornett, the two boys who confessed
to the murder Of Isaac Coyle Of Big
Hill section two weeks ago, are in
Mt. Vernon waiting trial. We were
sorry to hear Of such tragedy, but
seems like that is all that whisky
and guns are good for.-Isaac Har-
vey has been very sick with flu
Miss Verde Shearer, who has had
the flu for the past two weeks, is
able to be up again.-Say, you poet
Of Sand Gap, we are going to look
for some more Of your spring poetry
pretty soon, as spring is fast ap-
preaching. Wake up, Big Clear
Creek, and tell US the news.
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ROCKCASTLE COUNTY
Threelinks

Threelinks. March 19.-There will
I've meeting at Sycamore Saturday
and Sunday conducted by the Rev.
Freeman Of Berea.-Bev. Allen Of
Camp Knox, Ky, is visiting home
folks at present.-Oscar Owens Of
DiSputanta was in Threelinks the
first Of the week.-Homer and John
Phillips and family have all been
very poorly with fu.-Quite large
crowd attended the Junior O. U. A..
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-03-23

M. at this place Saturday night
Thomas Harris If this place attend
ed court at Richmond last week and
did a lot Of trading.-Jasper Hamp.
ton was in Livingston last week on
u. Wolf of Disputanta
was in Threelinks Saturday night
Eosom johnson, who has been TO
Franklin, o., has returned and re-
ports work bad.-W c. Dooley and
wife have returned from Dayton. o.
Lou Phillips, who has been sick so
long, is improving.
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Drip Rock

(Too late for publication last week.
Drip Rock. March l3.-Wc are
having some rainy weather in this
vicinity at present Mrs Ann Al
corn, who has been sick, is much
improved Those on the sick list are
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Carroll, Mrs.
Nancy Ann Sparks, Mrs. Dutch
Sparks, and Mrs. Maggie Alcorn. 49,
Bud Isaacs is bedding LOGS for Sam
Clarkston.-Ro II. Williams and
Miss Hannah Isaacs were quietly
married Wednesday, March Sth, at
the brides home. Those present
at the wedding were Mrs. Mollie
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-03-23
GOchland

Goochland, March 1--we are hav.
ing some very unfavorable weather
at present and people are getting
badly behind with their work in this
INTERCHANGEABLE has been report
ed that the parties charged with the
burning Of Mr. Ramsey's dwelling
house on Horse Lick, in Jackson
county, met for trial at Pine Grove
on last Saturday and the Common.
wealth not being ready, the case was
continued until the April term of the
Justice Court. County Court con-
venes at Mckee on next Monday;
also the following Monday Circuit
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-03-23
holland

holland, March 20-Price Lays
family are all down with the flu
Mrs. Francis Walton is visiting her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Maggie Coffey, at
Duncanon, this week-David and
James Coffey of Duncanon were the
guests Of ID. p. Walton, Saturday and
Sunday.-James Coffey and Raw
Walton and Ernest Crow all went to
Irvine Monday.-Miss Grace Earth
ing is visiting Huston Walton this
week.-Omar Oglesby of West Irvine
will move To the Gum Winkler place
at Mr. and Mrs. Ray Arvine
and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Arvine