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March Rfl, 1022
THE CITIZEN
Pact Sevea
East Kentucky Correspondence
News You Get Nowhere Else
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JACKSON COUNTT
Kerhy Knob
Kerby Knob, March 2J. There In
quite a bit of sitkne in this vicin
ity at present. We are having win
ter in the rprinir, which will make
the farmers late about their crops-
Mr. and Mm. Godfrey laaars visited
Mr. and Mm. Jim Rotter at Red
Lick Saturday and Sunday. Mm.
Hobba wan the dinner guest of
Mm. Jaaper Ixaar Monday. Isaiah
Webb was in thia vicinity laxt week
on business. Joe Smith purchased a
from! gasoline mill from Sim Hobbs.
Mr. and Mm. George Gentry
visited Mr. and Mm. Isaac Smith
Saturday and Sunday. I). C. Sparks
was in thin vicinity this week on
business. Karris Rose and Mis
Hazel Abner were united in mar-J
riaite Thursday. We wish them
happinee and surrees thru life.
Mr. Nannie Isaacs and children were
the guest of Mm. Mary Isaacs, Sun
day. Mr. ami Mm. John Smith have
moved to the property owned by
Boain Smith. Sim Hubbs has (rone
to Wind Cave on business this week.
Miss Hat tie and Flossie Coyle
were the dinner (tuest of Vemie
Hobbs, Sunday. Miss Bertha Isaacs
waa the truest of Ninnie Isaacs
Sunday. Mr. and Mm. Tea Hobbs
were the iruesta of Mr. and Mm.
Sim Hobbs, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Boain Smith am the proud parents
of a baby srirl. Good luck to The
Citizen.
Kerby Knob, March 27. Rev. Cor
tiett filled his reirular appointment
at this place Saturday niitht and
Sunday. There was no service Sun
day night on account of rain. Del
mer, the little son of Mr. and Mm.
Robert Williams, is seriously ill.
Mm. Pete Powell has Keen sick for
the last few weeks. Mr. and Mm.
Joe Carpenter have moved to Paint
T.L'V r wvm)tm ftii hnm fi9 awKiljl !
Mrs. Leonard Johnson of Lexing
ton and Mm. Jake Kates of Bio;
Hill are visitinr their parents, Mr.
and Mm. Bill Kerby. Aaron Powell
has cleared sixteen acres of new
irround and is going to have an old
fashioned lojr rolling Thursday.
Robert Williams, who haa recently
come from Illinois, is planning to
farm with his father, Lafe Williams,
this year, as he is unable to carry
on his own farm work.
keeping-. Mm. Eliza Anderson and
sons, Will and Clarence, attended the
funeral of Buck Johnson at Whites
Station, March Ifith. Uncle "Buck,'
as he was commonly railed, was a
good citizen and loved by all who
knew him. II. s kindness could hard
ly be surpassed, his doors always
thrown open ready to entertain and
make his visitors welcome. The
community was grieved and shocked,
and we extond the sorrowing ones
our sympathy. So let us ever be
submissive to the will of Providence
who- doeth all things well, "for not
now but in the coming years well
read the meaning of our team, and
then up there well understand."
a serious spell of pneumonia. Mrs
F.rhy Birknell and daughter, Sadie,
were dinner guests of Mm. J. M.
Powell recently. Mrs. Joan Fowell
and Rena May were afternoon guests
of Mrs. C. M. Rawlings Saturdays
Mr. and Mm. Wilgus Hunter end
children were guests at Idle Wild
Farm Sunday. Vina and Sina Brown
were dinner guesU of Rena Ma
Powell Sunday. People have garden,
ed some in thia neighborhood. Jesse
W;lson waa Inspecting our pike Sun
day. The families of Curtis Lakes
and Hubert Lakes have moved to
Franklin, O. We are having lovely
spring weather.
Cariro
Carico, March 27. We are having
high waters in the river here of late.
There are a great many of the
citizens attending court at McKee
this weeks-Mrs. Jesa Williams of
Tulsa, Okla., is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mm. S. R. Roberts, at Car
ico, at present. Gilbert Reynolds of
London ia visiting Mrs. S. R. Roberts
at present and attending court at
McKee this week. Aunt Rutha Mil
bum is preparing to move to Willie
Milburn's at Catawba to make her
future home. There was a killing on
Horse Lick on the 21st George
Helton shot and killed Johnnie
Smith. It was a sad affair.
MADISON COUNTY
Drey fas
Dreyfus, March 27. We are hav
ing some rainy weather; the farm
era are getting behind with their
work. Mr. and Mm. Willie Layme
were the Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mm. James Denny. Bird Layme,
who has been sick for some time,
1 no better. Mrs. Mary Chrisman
is no better. Raymond Iayme and
Annie Layme spent last Saturday
night and Sunday with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kelley spent last
Sunday with Mr. and Mm. Willi
Lain.
Silver Creek
Silver Creek, March 27. John
Jones, who has been confined with
flu, ia able to be out again Bill
Gabbert is planning on building aoon.
Henry Whittimore of Richmond and
Miss Grade Turpi n were quietly
married at Richmond March 16th.
We winh them many happy years of
peace and prosperity. Mr. and Mrs.
Bradley Wyatt have gone to house-
Walnut Meadow
Walnut Meadow, March 27. Char
lie Duerson and family moved to Be
rea. I. L. Martin and children of
Harts spent Sunday with relatives.
W. C. Lillie of Pipe Stem, N. C, and
Mr. Rollins of Pineville, Ky., who
are in school at Be rea, were the
guests of L F. and C. W. Ogg, Sun
day. T. M. Ogg motored over to
Richmond Sunday to see Harrie
James, who has been operated for
appendicitis at Gibson Hospital
Mr. and Mra lafe Moore and Mr. and
Mm. fowl's Morgan were called to
the bedside of Oscar Moore, who is
sick with pneumonia at his home in
Spoonville. Bill Rowlvt, who has
been sick with stomach trouble, Is re
ported better at this writing. Mm.
Hannah Shorkley was taken serious-
ly sick one night last week and 1st
not very much better as yet. The
Lone Star Club Workers met at Todd
school Monday, 1:30 p.m., with a
good attendance. The boys and girls
enjoy the club work and some of the
membem walk two miles so that they
may be there. Mrs. W. T. Ander
son ia pursing a patient at Spoon
ville. Mm. E. T. Fish received a tel
egram telling her of the death of one
of her cousins in Illinois Miss Sa
die Moore, who has been in school at
Berea, is spending the spring at
home with her parents. Stone Moore
has not been well the past week.
Mm. Charles Anderson sprained her
ankle very badly and haa been un
able to walk. Wake up, Rockford,
are you taking the "Rip VanWinkle
nap"?
narta Settlement
Harts Settlement, March 27. Our
community social will be Saturday
night at 7:00 o'clock, April I. Every
bodybody come out and join us and
let us have a good time together. It
ia not for the young folka alone
it is for the older folks and married
ones as well. Samuel Robinson's
family, who has been so very sick
with flu, is improving a little; also
Iaac Martin's family, who haa been
siik with flu, is better. Mm. Hac
kett of Berea spent Sunday at the
home of Jacob Browning. T. J.
Lake made a business trip to Jackson
county last week. Mra. J. E. Ham
mond of Disputant waa in Berea the
first of the week to see her children,
who are in school there. Misses Liz
zie and Mattie Lake visited Miss Nel
lie Lake Friday night Batty Figg
of Cowbell Hollow will soon occupy
his new home neat Ilarta. Mart
Baker is very1 sick with flu. Mr. and
Mm. Wilson VanWinkle visited John
Kindred Sunday. Mra. Parson went
to see relatives near Carters villa one
day last week.
Slat Lick
Slate Lick, March 26. Several were
out from Berea today to our Sunday
school. We have been having nice
weather for several days and the
farmers are getting busy. T. M.
McCormick of Slnte Lick sold a pair
of mules last week to Mr. Lakes of
Berea. Mr. Smith of Cincinnati has
moved in the property of Mr. Owens'
on Slate Lick road. Mm. Alvin Az
bill of Richmond has been visiting
her brother, Pat Crews, the past
week. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Pat
Crews, the 21st, a girl. Her name
Is Matilda Mea. Mrs. W. M. Wil
liams received the announcement of
a fine boy born to her daughter, Mm.
Leonard Crane. His name is William
Edward. Mr. and Mrs, Crase were
former Berea students The friends
of Mr. and Mm. James Coffey, of
Dayton, O., have received word that a
10-pound son came to their house to
stay, March 19th. His name Is
James William Most of the sick
folk are better at this writing The
death angel entered the home of Mr.
and Mm. Fanny Roberts. March 24.
and took their 8-year-old child, after
eight week illness of flu. Little
Buster was patient and cheerful thru
hia sickness. We extend to the be-
reaved one our heartfelt sympathy
in this said hour in the loss of their
only child. Miss Sarah Wyatt, sis
ter of U. S. Wyatt of Berea. is mak
ing her home with Mm. Ponder at
Slate Lick. R. Richardson of Berea
visited hia sister, Mm. J. D. Penn
ington, last week.
Wallaeeton
Wallaceton, March 27. Mm.
Schuyler Johnson spent last week
with her daughter, Mm. Wm. Wal
laceMr. and Mrs. Chester Elkin
and little son visited A. J. Kidd of
Nina, Sunday. Missed Grace and
Hora Gentry left Tuesday for Hunt
ington, W. Va. Mi-s. J. H. Pickard
rnd little girl of It thin visited her
mother, Mm. Hnrdin Kidd, last we?k.
Mm. Wesley Calico had a severe
attack of appendicitis Wednesday
night. She was taken to the Robin
son Hospltnl and operated on Thurs
day afternoon. She is improving
nicely. Mr. and Mm. Charlie Dunn
and son, who have been visiting her
mother, Mm. Felix Estridge, are plan
ning to leave for New York Tuesday.
Mm. Dunn's sister, Florence, will ac.
company her. The death angel vis
ited the home of Mr. and Mm. Sam!
Hill Saturday morning and carried
away their little son, Everett Rlce.l
The little one had flu, which develop-!
ed into pneumonia. The bereaved'
family have the deepest sympathy of
the whole community. Mr. and Mm.
John Guinn and family visited Mm.
Jas. Guinn Saturday night and Sunday.
chester, spent Saturday and Sunday
at this place.
CLAY COUNTY
Vine
Vine, March 25. Bom to Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Coffey, a rirl. named
Martha Susan. Misses Vireia and !
Lucy Clark of Malcom spent Sunday
and Sunday night with their cousin,
Hazel Pennington, at this place.
Riley Birch, who became insane
while in a series of meetings near
Ethel, conduct Hi by the holiness, and
later sent to the insane asylum at
Lexington, has returned home to his
family. Mr. Birch seems to be all
right Hope he will remain so.
Bora to Mr. and Mm. Charley Mc
Queen, a fine girl, recently. George
Downey, Jr., our circuit court clerk,
of Manchester, visited home folk and
also attended church at thia place
Saturday night Rev. Ira and J. L.
Pennington held a series of meetings
at this place last week, closed Sun
day with one addition. We feel that
the good seeds of their sermons will
be as bread cast upon the waters and
will be gathered up many day hence.
Sunday-school will be organized at
this place March 26th, and we hope
with success. Mis Ol.te Morgan of
Indiana visited relative? at this place
last week. Miss Sudie Sandlin, who
haa spent the winter month with rel
ative near this place, has returned
to her work in Indiana. H. H. Rice
made a business trip to Manchester
Saturday. Matt Bowman of Man-
OWSLEY COUNTY
Island City
(Too late for publication last week)
Island City, March 20 Munroe
King and Arthur Btirch are planning
on leaving for the State of Indiana
Monday, March 20th, to make their
future home, probablyThe flu is
in the home of foe Blakes at this
present writing. The continued rain
has made the roads almost impas
sable. Neal Moore was arrested near
here a few days ago for transport
ing whisky. Three sealing 1ara were
found in his aaddleporkets, one being
full of whisky. He failed to give
bond and was conveyed to Manchester
jail to await further action. W. T.
Bowman has moved into his new shop
with the best set of blacksmith tools
ever was at Island City, equipped with
everything to meet the demands of the
people. Mr. Bowman is a real work
man. Charley Peters, one of our
neighbors serving as juryman at the
present term cf court, returned home
Wednesday with flu. In the case of
the Commonwealth against Sandlin
for killing the Allen girl on Upper
Buffalo, he was given a sentence of
10 years in the State reformatory at
rrankrort, at our last present term
of court. William Hacker and Black
Smith have gone to Newport, Ky., to
look out a situation. Therman Reed
and wife of Blake passed thru our
place enroute to Jackson county. The
mother of Mr. Reed' wife Is sick
with an abcess in her side, and prob
ably will have to undergo surgical
operation Riley Burch has returned
home from the asylum. Everett
Sparks, returning from Ida May a
few days ago with a load of goods
for R. H. Bowman, near H. D.
Petem the high water had washed
out a deep place in the road, one of
his mules stepped into ft and came'
very near getting drowned but was
rescued.
The remains were laid to rest in the
C hasteen Cemetery Sundny. Mrs. M.
V. Swinford spent Thursday with
Mm. W. S. Shearer Mr. and Mm.
John Hardin and Mr. and Mra. Gil
leas Parsons (nee Eliza Dcese) were
visiting their sister, Mm. McGuire,
Sunday. A. T. Abney was in Berea
Wednesday on business. Dempsy
Hart and Harry Finnel who are In
school at Berea spent the week-end
with home folks. A. C. Hart spent
Saturday night at the home of W. S.
Shearer. Mr. and Mm. Hiram Thac
ker and Mr. and Mm. Chas. Drew"
were in Berea Saturday. J. L'. Ham
monds' folks, who have been down
with the flu, are improving splen
didly. Miss Nora Gadd arti mother
spent Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mm. Walter Gadd. Elija
Abney, Jr. was back from Harlan
County last week to conduct a sale
of his property here. Everything
brought good prices. Mm. R. A.
Swinford spent Sunday with her
daughter, Mrs. W. G. Mullins. Miss
Sallie McIIone and Lydia Swinford
spent Sunday with Misses Verdie and
Eva Shearer. J. D. Thomas and
family, of Cruise Ridge spent Satur
day night at the home of her sister,
Mm. Wm. Chasteen. Next Saturday
and Sunday are regular rhnrch day
at Clear Creek. Everybody is In
vited to come. Success to the Citizen.
ROCKCASTLE COUNTT
Disputants
Disputants, March 25. The spring
days are here and have set
the farmers busy to "hitching up old
Dobbin and turning the sod." The
roads which have been so muddy are
drying up rapidly. This community
lost one of its oldest citizen last
Friday morning when "Uncle" Tom
Miller passed into the great beyond.
Panola
Panola, March 28. Ewell Bicknell
and Oscar Campbell were guest of
home folks the week-end Mr. and
Mr. L. C. Cox lost an infant son by
death recently; also Mr. and Mr,
fos Richardson lost an infant by
death. Miss Lucy Broaddus under
went a successful operation for ap
pendicitis at the Gibson Infirmary.
Mm. Alice Patrick of Franklin, O.,
was called to the bedside of her
mother. Mm. Ann Lainhart, who in
very ill Mm. Mary Thurman con
tinues quite ill. Mra. Thomas Kin
dred is convalescing from a severe
case of the flu George Richardson
has resumed work on the pike, after
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Made them get that way.
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Threelinks
Threelinks, March 26. Rev. Free
man of Berea filled his regular ap
pointment at Sycamore Saturday and
Sunday. Several of the Sand Gap
boys attended the I.O.O.F. Lodge at
thia place Saturday night The Sand
Gap boy are a jolly old bunch of F.
L. a T. S., and always find a wel
come at Threelinks. Com again,
boys, the latch string hang on the
outside. Simmie Hampton, who has
been at Cumberland Hospital, Som
erset, Ky., is home again. W. O.
Phillip was in Berea Friday on busi
ness. A. P. Gabbard has just return
ed from a trip thru the mountains,
where he has been selling the boys
flour, meal, and oil. John Witt and
wife visited Bert Phillips and family
Sunday. Lou Phillips still continues
ill. The sheriff of Jackson county
and his deputies have been doing
quite a lot of night hawking around
the county line. Clay Dooley and
wife have moved to Climax-J. W.
Martin was in Threelinks Sunday.
Rockford
(Too late for publication last week)
Rockford, March 22. There seems
to be no end to the flu, and it seem
to be no respector of person. It
goes to all alike, both young and old.
In and around Rockford there are
more than twenty families down
with flu. Farming is almoet block
aded; if one out of a family is able
for work, he has more than two can
do to wait on the sick. H. E. Bui
len goes day and night and feed
for three farmers, J. M. Bullen, J. W.
Todd and William Todd. John T.
Stephen ha several flu patients to
look after away from home. He say
some are improving. H. C. Todd of
Dripping Springs i visiting relative
and friends in this section for a
while. Bristol Taylor ia very busy
putting out hi sang seed. Every
body that is able to work ia work
ing for Mr. Taylor, a he ia in dan
ger of losing hi sang seed, about $75
worth. Wm. Rich ia planning to
move to Hazard, where he will work
for the R. R. Co. J. W. Todd ship
ped to Richmond to John Alman a
fine lot of ham last week that
amounted to $128.25.
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GARRARD COUNTY
Gay Lick
The 3-year-old child of Sam Bill
died Saturday and wa buried at the
1 Wallnc Chapel Sui.ray evening.
1 Claud William3 ha gone to Bond,
j Ky., to work for a few day for Be-
rea College. Mr. and Mrs. G. T.
i Payne of Dinputanta spent Sunday
j with Mr. and Mr. Tine William.
James Short lost a good work horsa
last week. This ia the second horse
he has loot in the last month. Ad
die Williams, who has been teaching
1 at Nina, Garrard county, for the
j past eit;ht months, has returned
home and entered school at Berea
College. Mr. and Mr. Harvey Huff
' and daughter, Darlene, spent Sunday
1 at George Huff's. II. G. Payne, who
ia going to school at Berea, spent
Sunday with relatives here. Cleve
land, the little son of Bdl Baker,
waa sick last week with flu. Mrs.
Kat Botklns and children spent on
day last week with Mrs. Dan Bot
kins. What's wrong with the Dis
putant correspondent? W har
no new.
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