Lincoln County, West Virginia    NEWSPAPER: excerpt, The Lincoln Democrat, vol. 1 no. 18,
Hamlin, W. Va. October 25, 1917

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The Lincoln Democrat, vol. 1 no. 18,    Hamlin, W. Va. October 25,1917

Bits from Bear Creek
Hubert Johnson went to Huntington Tuesday where he has employment.

B. L.  Butcher had the misfortune of falling on a barbed wire fence, cutting
his hand very badly.

R. C.  Butcher was in Huntington last week on business.

The people in this section are busy making molasses here now.

Miss Emma Johnson was the guest of Miss Maymie Johnson Sunday.

The Upper Bear Creek School has started with Wilson Pullen as teacher. We
wish him much success.

Dwight McCoglin of Buffalo was on the creek Saturday night.

Chas. Butcher went to Huntington on Sunday.

Mrs. Brad Ray of Guyan is visiting her sister Mrs. P. G.  Johnson.

Merrick Johnson accompanied by Misses Sadie and Vida Morris and Virginia
Henly motored from Huntington to B. Butchers on Sunday.