NEWS: Excerpts from THE NEW ERA  1920

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Taken from THE NEW ERA of Albany, Clinton County, KY dated 25 November 
1920. Typed as published and submitted by Laura Frost Wright on 10 Aug 
2000
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FROM CUMBERLAND COUNTY

CEDAR CREEK, Nov. 15--After a few week's silence we wish to send a few
items of news to your paper.
Corn gathering and wood cutting is the order of the day.
Whooping cough and mumps are still raging in our community.
Mr. TRAVIS BOW'S little girl, JEWELL, is thought to have pneumonia.
Mr. JOHN GLIDEWELL'S children are very poorly at this writing.
Uncle PATTON GOSSETT has been suffering awful pains caused by something
like blood poison in his eyes.
Mr. WILLIAM DAVIDSON has been very low with malaria fever but is
improving now.
Mrs. LEN GARNER has been away several days waiting on her mother Mrs.
SEWELL who has pneumonia.
Mrs. SHELA BYBEE came home last Sunday from Bakerton, where she had been
visiting her mother Mrs. BAKER for several weeks.
Mr. DAVE COX, a soldier boy who has been stationed at New York is in on
furlough, visiting his father Mr. BOWLES COX at this place.
Mrs. EVA RUSH visited her sister Mrs. BESSIE TUGGLE of Bear creek, one
day last week.
Mr. WILL BOOHER was visiting at Mr. JIM APPLEBY'S yesterday.
We can still hear the jingle of wedding bells. Mr. LUTHER BOWIN of Bear
Creek and Miss GERTIE MAY CRAWLEY of this place were married Saturday.


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