Lincoln County, West Virginia    NEWSPAPER: excerpt, The Lincoln Democrat, vol. 1, no. 32
Hamlin, W.Va.  January 31, 1918

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Lincoln Democrat, vol.1 no. 32,   Hamlin, W.Va.   Janurary 31, 1918

Bear Creek
Miss Maymie Johnson went to Huntington last week to see her brother who was
hurt some time ago.

Mrs. L. E.  Midkiff is recovering nicely from injuries received in falling.

R. C.  Butcher was at salt Rock recently.

Mrs. B. L. Butcher is suffering from a severe cold.

The Upper Bear Creek School has started again with Miss Kathleen Courts as
teacher.

Mrs. M.E. Estep was visiting her daughter, Mrs. Carrie Jeffrey on Merrits
Creek last week.

L. E. Midkiff has been visiting his little granddaughter Ora Moore on Cove
Creek.

B. L.  Butcher was at West Hamlin on business Friday.

Mack Johnson, Otho and Bulah Ray, and Jesse Butcher attended the spelling
match at Balls Gap Friday night.

Wm. Estep visited B. L.  Butcher Sunday night.

O.H. Midkiff and wife went to Huntington last week.

Mrs. Susan Butcher is very ill.