Lincoln County, West Virginia    NEWSPAPER: excerpt, The Lincoln Democrat, vol. 1, no. 42
Hamlin, W.Va.  April 11, 1918

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The Lincoln Democrat, vol. 1 no. 42,  Hamlin, W.Va., April 11, 1918

Bear Creek
The farmers on Bear Creek are preparing for a crop of corn now.

Mrs. Emma Butcher is suffering from an attack of pneumonia.

Isaac McCleria of Huntington was visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Butcher Saturday.

M. H.  Butcher of Ohio is here visiting his son R. C.  Butcher.

Mrs. Bettie McMellon is suffering from an attack of pneumonia but is greatly
improved.

The lower Bear Creek school closed Saturday with large attendance and basket
dinner.

A small Kaufman child dislocated her hip while playing at school Saturday.

Charley Perry was attending to business matters Saturday.

J.D. Lewis was seen on the creek last week.

Mrs. B. L.   Butcher was visiting Mrs. E.G. Wilson Sunday.

Fred Johnson of Madison has been visiting his sister Mrs. O.H. Midkiff.

                                Brownie