The Citizen from Berea, Kentucky • Page 8

Pace Eight. THE CITIZEN. August 15, 1912. East Kentucky Correspondence News You Get Nowhere Else mtirndfic poMliht Mint lltBfd (all fcy Mt wnirr. ttt ttir sot for pibllcitlon, but a tMcic of tool Ulth.

Writ pUloly. SWAT. Swatl Swatl Swatl Though tha weather cold or hot. In the tun or th rIn Tou must hit 'lm araln. 80 8wtl 8wtl 8wll A whack for eaeh srm ha'e got.

Though he'a onlr a fly, Tou mult help him to dla. 80 Swatl Swatl Swatl 8watl Swatl Swatl Till you'v kilted tha whole bloomln' lot no they houie or horaa. Ther hare rerma, of court. 80 Swatl 8watl Swatl No matter what elae la forgot. Though the nelghbora hounding About all the pounding, You muat Swatl Swatl Swatl Swatl Swatl 8watl nejolce at each one that you've got.

For each fly that you kill Makes aoma baclllua nil. 80 Swatl Swatl Swatl Some Fly Don'ts DONT allow flics In your houie. DONT permit them near your food, especially milk, DONT buy foodstuff where files are tolerated. DONT have feeding places where files can load themselves with dejections from typhoid or dysenterio patients. DONT allow your fruita and confections to be exposed to the awarms of flies.

DONT let fliee crawl over tha baby'a mouth and awarm upon tha nipple of its nursing bottle. JACKSON COUNTY FOR COUNTY SUPT. OF JACKSON COUNTY Kerby Knob, June 18, 1912. It Is now no unusual thing for women to servo as County Superintendents, and in other high educational positions. A number of counties of this state have secured notable service from their women superintendents, for example: Cora Wilson Stewart has won national fame by her very efficient service as superintendent of Rowan County schools.

The great schools of Chicago are ably managed by Mrs. Ella Flogg Young. Mary Lyon, like the undersigned, was a poor mountain girl. She struggled against great odds to secure an education but succeeded and bo-came the- founder of Mt. Holyoke Seminary which made possible for the first time in the history of th'o world a general, liberal education for girls.

Having taught in the public schools of Jackson County seven years, at Burning Springs in Clay County eight month and In the Foundation Schools of Berea College, two terms, I feel that I could servo my county efficient ly in the office of Superintendent. So, in response to many requests, I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of County Superintendent of Schools of Jackson County, and 1 ask all friends of education to fall In line and unite irrespective of party in my support, thus securing a Superintendent of Schools, who a promoter of education rather than a politician. Anna Powell. McKEI McKee, Aug. 12.

The Teachers' Instltuto was held here last week. Prof. Sharon failed to be here and Prof. Lewis of Berea took his place as Instructor. The teachers seemed to receive a great deal of benefit from the Institute.

Several people from this place attended the dedication of the church at Sand Gap lost Sunday. Eleven people were baptized near the Sparks school house last Sunday. A large crowd from here attended Miss Alma Iladcr of Ann-ville visited friends here last week. W. H.

Clark has been in Louisville for several days. Ellce Fowler, who has been sick for some time, Is improving. F. Winter and wife camo back to this place last week. Miss I.ula Farmer of Berea has been visiting here fo' a few days.

BUI Bennett and family have gone to l-exlngtou to attend the fair this week. J. It. Hays' horse died last week. He was valued at $200.

Harry and Luclllo Collier visited at G. I. Rnder's at Annvllle last week. A baseball game was played last Thursday between tho teachers and the town team. The town team won by tho scora of 6 to 0 Tho Junior Kings Daughter gave au entertainment on the first night of the Institute.

Tho proceeds go to the Home of Incurables in Louisville. School begins at McKee Academy on tho 12th of this month. MilBilfK Gray Hawk, Aug. 12. Corn crops In this section aro fine.

Ncal Mooro nnd Co. are drilling a well for I). Young, this week. 0. II.

DcgHy sold his J. B. Bingham farm to Jns. Brumback. A.

I. I'rlvett made a business trip to Wm. Hays one day, (his week. Our quarterly meeting passed off nicely, with Mr. T.

Jl. Stratton presiding. Floyd Hays Is planning to go to McKee, Monday, to schcol for about six months. Death entered tho houso of J. U.

Bingham and took from Its clrclo a friend nnd brother, Uncle Jockey Jones. He was 76 years old and a good quiet Christian: man. Ho was a 'Methodist. CARICO Calico, Aug. 12, Wo ate having good rains and crops nre looking fine.

Flvo of Ablo Gnbbard's clill-dicn hnvo typhoid fever. Bill naker killed a large rattle snake near his houw, Friday. The little infant of Isaac Hlmcs Is very sick with a large boll on Its hip. Orbln Smith Is Improving very slowly. There was a large protracted meeting at Letter Bo last week.

Mrs Cosby Cole Is not In good health. Dr. Hornsby of McKeo mado a profes-sional call at S. It. Robert's tho 7th Inst-The little son, of S.

I. Roberts got burned to death in a kettle of boiling water, the 7th, and was burled tho Sth. He was 3 years and 23 days old. KKU1IV KXOH Kerby Knob, Aug 10. We nre having lots of rain In this community.

and Mre. Riley Uabbard are 'lsltlng friends nt Sand Gap, this week. Grover Gabbard has gone Into the tie buslness.Iake Gabbard is hauling goods for. J. F.

Englc, tills week. Floyd and Willie Calllhan are visiting friends at this place, this week. David Gabbard Is bulldlnc a chimney for W. M. Baker.

J. K. Hays lost a horse, this week. WUUo Gabbard, Leonard and Roy 'Morris made a business trip to Sand Gap, Saturday. The Teachers Asso ciation in Educational Division No.

1 will bo held at Indian Creek School house the fourth Saturday in this month. Quite an extensive program will be rendered. Kerby Knob, Aug. 12. Elijah Hatfield has been quite ill for the past few day3.

Little Vertle Johnton who got her arm broke by falling from an apple tree Is Improving nicely. Her parents. are planning to send her to the Danville school for the deaf In Sept. if she is able. It seems that everybody attended the dedication at Sand Gap, Sunday.

Little China Click received a serious burn, Sunday. Myrtle Click who Is taking nurafag at the Berea Hospital was spending the month of Aug. with home folks, but was called to I'arls, this week. She will return to Kerby Knob again, Saturday Miss Viola Click and a friend of hers of Berea. spent Saturday night and Sunday of last week with her father, d.

'M. Click. Stella Wild of Clover Bottom spent last week with her sister at this place. Mr. and Mrs.

Matt Splvey's baby has been quite 111 for the past few weeks. WATIIA.NTON Nathanton, Aug. 10. Mrs. L.

J. Hosklns of Clay County spent last week with relatives at this place and McKee. A large crowd attended church at Union, Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

L. C. Holcomb and family of Oklahoma, are visiting friends and relatives here. Mrs. Currey who has been making her homo with her daughter, Mrs.

Wm. Evans, 1b visiting friends In Lee County. Serllda Hurst spent a tew days last week with her uncle John Picrson of Owsley County. John Hurst who has been employed as brakeman on a train In Ohio for some time, Is spending a few days with home folks. B.

H. Holcorob, teacher of this place, after attending tho Teachers Institute at McKee for tho past week has returned to resume work. Taklug advantage of the op-rortunlty several of his uuulls snent Thursday afternoon in "beautifying me school houso and surroundings. Ernest Cains and Miss Bowman, daughter of James Bowman, of Is land City, wero married last Friday. ROCKCASTLE COUNTY nocKiroRn Rockford.

Aug. 12. Thos Occ nnd family wcro In Rockford, Sunday. J. J.

Martin, wife and little son wero also in Rockford, Sunday. Dadle and aianile Ttodd aro dolnc their llttlo chores but aro very feeble. Jno. D. Thomas, and W.

T. LInvllle left hero last night cn tho lookout for work. J. W. Todd is getting out a lot of fchlngles for H.

II. Collier of Rtch- mondi Coin crops are looklne fine after tho heavy rain, Friday. W. If. btepnens is building a new kitchen, Kuv.

G. E. Childress of Johnettr. fill ed his regular appointment at Fair Vitw Saturday and Sunday and will also begin a ptotractcd meeting nt Macedonia next Sunday night which will continue several days. Everybody Is Invited.

Such nn npplo crop has never been witnessed before for many years. Mrs, J. Thomas Is very sick nt tills writing. Mrs. Coyle nnd daughter arc Improving fast.

There Is talk of extending the phono line thru Scaffold Cane to Kctron's reside nco. Gauley, Aug. 10. Married, Mr. Or-tin Gllcm to Miss Loty Snmcs, last week.

Died, Undo Ervln Miller, nged 76. Ho leaves a wlfo nnd three sons to mourn his loss. He was burled at Red Hill on tho 7th. Mr. nnd Mrs.

Clnrtneo Howard have moved from Merltaburg. O. W. Murphy Is sick this week. Al Vnughn who got his thumb cut off In tho quarry Is getting along nicely.

Several went to tho Mt. Vernon fair from this placo nnd report a nice time. A protracted meeting will begin nt New Bethel church this week. Rev. H.

L. Ponder will conduct tho services, MADISON COUNTY Big Hill, Aug. 11. Next Saturday thy 'I shall jo softly all my years In tha bitterness of my soul" Isslah, xxxviU, 15. "I shall go softly all my years" Thus said a saddened king of old.

When through the mistiness of tears He av the grief his days must hold. And he vent softly all his days Were days that gloved with gentleness, The paths of peace his chosen vays. In time his griefs he camo to bless. He knovs the grief that others feel By. vhat Is tugging at his heart; Of all the blovs that life may deal To others, he vould boar his part.

Grief has a vondrous softening; It betters every soul It sears; Though It touch commoner or king He goes more softly all his years. (Copyrisht, 1111. by and Sunday Rev. J. W.

Parsons will preach at Pilot Knob church. L. C. Powell has sjld tho remainder of his merchandize to G. W.

Lucas and M. D. Settle. Ho expects to go Into tho fur business. Jake Haley and D.

Settle have combined their business. Buzz Rogers and Miss Eva Murphy were qultely married at the home of R. L. Ambrose's last Thurs day. "Mrs.

Julia Crump who has been visiting relatives hero the past week has returned to her homo in Lexing ton, Miss Besslo Johnson of Silver Creek Is spending a few days with Lucy Hayes, this week. The John son Reunion Is the 16th of August. Every ono Invited. Go and enjoy the day. School at this place and Narrow Gap lo progressing nicely with Miss Adclla Fox and Miss Lucy Hayes as teachers.

Oscar Hayes who I teaching the Beach Grove school has a census enrollment of fifty-tight pupils, and he has enrolled fifty-nine. JMallcry Springs School which Is being conducted by Achilles Webb has good attendance. D. W. Cnstecl who has owned tho Mallor Springs farm for quite a whllo his sold to Mr.

I-Mdi near Richmond. Mrs. Knto Green has been quite sick for a few days. Corn looks well In this S. C.

Carrier has returned from Iondon where ho S)cnt few days. Rev, R. L. Ambrose Is building bnrn for C. II.

Ar. net nt Duluth. Mr. nnd CnnH Neeley's baby who has been very sick Is much betcr. III.UK i.ick Bluo Lick, Aug 11.

Mr. Jas. MauPln of this placo and Miss Ilerta Alexander wore quietly married nt tho bride's homo near Dig Hill on Wednesday, July 31st, Rev. Brynnt officiating. They left tho following Sunday for Clermont, where they will reside.

good wishes bo with them. Oco. Bratcher visited friends nt Whlto Hall from Thurs-nay till Saturday. Mrs. B.

II. Hol- crts of Berea will preach at Bluo Lick church, Sunday, Aug. ISth, at 3:30 p. ni. Everybody come out to hear Roberts.

Frank D. John-, son Is slowly Improving with thu fever. R. R. Harris who has been visiting his mother at this place returned to his homt Monday, In Mans- There Is an echo for each laugh An echo from the onea vho hear.

But they have fellowship who quaff Tho bitter drink breve from a tear. The man vho knovs cf sorrow's velght Is never In that woe alone; The mystic brotherhood of fate Gives him a thousand friends unknovo. V. A softer cadence fills his songs; A truer grasp is In hla hand. For, out of seeming bitter wrongs.

He comes at last to understand The heartbeats of his fellov men, The dinging of their hopes and fears. When grief brings her message, then He goes more softly all his years. W. O. Chapman.) field, III.

Hon. C. L. Searcy of Wa co was a guest of his sister, Mrs. L.

K. Flancry during tho fair. MUs 1 Alberta Norvcll spent Saturday night I with home folks at Whites Station 1 Rev. Parsons filled his regular ap- Itolntment nt Pilot Knob, Sunday. Mrs.

Clint Carrier of London Is visiting her father, Frank Bratcher, nt this place. IMCISTON Kingston, Aug. 12. Mrs. Eager of Ueattyvlllo Is spending this week with her daughter, Mark Flan-ery.

Mr. and Mrs. Evoolo of Stanton, opent from Saturday until Monday, with tho former's sUter, Mrs. Wesley Webb. Mrs.

W. J. New-some of Richmond spent last week with Mrs. John Lawson. Miss Suda Powell and mother were shopping in Berea, Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. James Turley spent Saturday and Sun day with tho sister, Mrs. Whit Moody. Mr.

and Mrb. Ben Boon spent Saturday and Sunday with relative) at Big Kit Parks made business trip to Irvine, Mon day. Mr, nnd Mm. Ab Azblll nttend-nl the Methadlst tent meeting nt Taylors Fork Inst Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. CorncllBcn spent Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard Golden, it Ann Harts, Aug.

12. Dro. Harden did not fill his regular appointment, Sunday. Dro. Childress nnd othar pnflchers will liofiln a protracted meeting nt Macedonia church 1110 third Sunday night.

They will hold tho meetings for sevcrnl days. Roy Gndd is ho haa been working nt Paris on tho rnllrond haa returned homo. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jncob Browning gave a birthday party, Wednesday night, to quite a number of elderly people.

Tho Misses Ella and Dlnksle Lako who attended the Instltuto at Mt. Vernon returned homt. T. J. Lake, tho merchant, made a business trip to Lexington nnd Richmond the first of tho week.

Forest Dowden went to Dig Hill, Snturdny, on business. John W. Lako Is now with homo folks nfter long visit at Hamilton, 0. 'Mrs. C.

C. Logstou who has consumption Is Improving slowly. U. 1. nko Is going to Richmond to work.

ESTILL COUNTY WngersvUIe, Aug. 12. Miss Fan Scrlv'ior wns tho pleasant guest of Miss Kate Wagers, Sunday. Mrs. Allen Powell nml two daughters, Myr-t lo nnd Edun, visited relatives In Berea the latter part of hint week.

Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Kelley came houie, Saturday, after pteusnnt vis it with relatives In IkS-wi.

iEldiir 1 Winkler delivered ery Interesting sermon at tho Wagcratlllo school house, Saturday night. Tho Nettle and Ilcitlic Noland, Anna and Ida Flynn and, tho Messrs. W. Collins, Clem Hoover and Turner Lancaster visited Mrs. Bottle Sparks In Irvine, iJaturday night nml Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wngeis, Mr.

Aimer WIN son and daughter, Mary, were the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. II. Kelley, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose. Wilson nnd son, Louis, wero tho guests of Mr. nnd Jeff Wagers, Sunday.

Joo Neal, tho llttlo son of Mr. nnd Jnko Johnson died, the 7th, after a few days Illness of brain foyer. The bereaved parents have Pur dooiest sympathy. Mr. and Mrs.

Wade Park art. tho proud parents of girl, horn the Sth. LAUREL COUNTY VIVA Viva, Aug. 12. Miss Lola Bentty of Beattyvllle Is visiting tho family of Rolley Ueatty.

She wilt remain until after tho London fair. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Qutnlan and daughter, Nora, visited at James Qulnlans of Weaver, Saturday and Sunday. Miss Etta Jones who has lx-011 visiting for some time with her sisters at Louisville and I'lnckard tins returned home.

She dlso visited at Leo Congletons at Richmond on her way home, Geo. Splvy and family if tdamay are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Carrlo Cloyd. Morgan, the llttlo son of John Gill, fll from a tree last week and was hurt very badly. May Ahranis has purchased a houe bnd lot near East Bernstadt and will move to It soon.

Mrs. Lou Anderson of Cartersvllle has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Klzzle Jones. riTTRIIl'HO Pittsburg, Aug. 9.

Mrs. Rebecca A. Jobnsou Is still very sick. Services will be held at the East Pittsburg liaptlst church, Saturday and Sunday. Rev David Ashcr haa been chosen (tutor of the Nfcw Salem BaptUt church.

He preached a very Interesting sermon, Sunday. Several from his placo attended tho services, conducted by Rev. E. E. Vlolett, at tho Christian church at London.

Bluve Asher Is drilling a well for the East Jl'lttsburg church. Thero was an Ice cream Bupper given hy tho' Red In their hall last Saturday night. Mips Annie Gum was awarded a water-set as first prize the most popular young lady present. Miss Annlo Oilman was awarded a nice lamp as second prize. Also, Mr.

Bill Raster received a plpo as being tho ugllcjl man. Miss S. J. Medley Is very sick. J.

B. Evans attended tho funeral of his brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. O.

Evans, at Cumberland Gap, Sunday. TI.o Sulvatlon Army left our quarters last week. Mrs. Emma Evans Is very sick. She has lung trouble OARSASD OOUVTY rAiirr lick.

Paint Lick, Aug. Mr. and Mrs. R. 'H.

Soper wcro tho guests of Reu ben Gabbard at Big Hill last Satur day and Sunday. Mrs. Hardin Kldd haa returned, nfter a few days "lslt with hsr parentH at Wagcrsvillo. Mr. nnd Mrs.

Gilbert MayB wero the guests of Mrs. Elizabeth McCol- I'ltn last Sunday, O. L. Gabbard and Stevo Holcctnb wero tho guests of C. C.

Blanton of Re mi last Sunday, Orandma Kldd Is visiting her sons, liardln nnd Jack Kldd, at present. Mrs. Rachel Duck returned to her homo last Saturday after spending cevoral days with relatives at June-tlun City. She then visited Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh Miller of Mt. Vernon. Mr. Bill Oulnn and Miss Pearl Bod- kins are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

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Rate Ono Dollar a day sad Bond for prompt payment required For further particulars address THE BEREA HOSPITAL BEREA, KY. Oulnn In Lincoln County, this we-k. Dtin Bodkins will leave this week for Crab Orchard Springs, where he will be treated for rheumatism. The protracted meetings will begin at Wallaccton the second Monday night In August. Tho Rev.

Duke Loulsvlllo and Rev. Cornelius, tho pastor, will conduct the meetings. OW1LSYCOUMTY COW CUKKK Cow Creek, Aug. 10. Crope aro much In need of rain as wo havo had no rain for two weeks.

Miss Molllo E. Wilson visited Miss Mae Mlnter, recently. C. B. Gabbard was at Booncvllo, Saturday, on business.

R. W. Mlnter and daughter, Mae( aro visiting relatives In Breathitt County. Estill Mooro and Samuel lilcks havo been out of school this ueek on account of sickness. Mr.

and Mrs. J. L. Uabbard visited their son, Henry, Saturday ulght and Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. E. E. Gabbard of Crockettsvllle, and Mrs. Gabbard'H Mam'e Vard of Hazard, wero hero, Sunday afternoon.

Mr. Gabbard came to fill his preaching appointment. Rev. H. S.

Murdock of Buck-horn and Dr. Irwin of Louisville wcro hero, recently. Dr. Irwin preached at Grassy Dmnch, his text being, "De-hold I ctand tl tho door and knock: If any man hear my voice and open tho door, 1 will como Into him, nnd will bup with hlDi, r.nd ho with me." Rov. 3: 20.

It was considered a great sermon by all who heard him. ISLAND OITT Island City, Aug. 9, E. Flanery, deputy U. S.

'Marshal, was on Island Creek, Monday, nnd arrested Joo Slzemoro and conveyed him to Lon- Ion Married, Aug. 3, Andrew Slro- mopo to Miss Ethel Margraves. Robert Morris attended County Court at Boonovlllo, Monday. Hurvey Brigga Is building a couple of chimneys for O. II, Row- lett, the oil drummer, was calling on the merchants a few days ago.

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