Lincoln County, West Virginia    NEWSPAPER: excerpt, The Lincoln Democrat, vol. 2, no. 3
Hamlin, W.Va.  July 18, 1918

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The Lincoln Democrat, vol.2 no. 3, Hamlin, W.Va.   July 18, 1918

Bear Creek
We are having some fine weather here.

Crops in this section are looking fine.

M. H.  Butcher from Ohio spent several days here last week visiting relatives.

S. M.  Johnson was in Huntington Saturday.

Jesse Butcher attended the pie supper on Mud River at T.L. Brown's July 4th.
and reported a nice time.

Oat harvest is in now.

Mrs. R. C. Butcher was in Hamlin Saturday consulting the dentist.

Crosby and Sesco Johnson of Huntington have been visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. P. G.  Johnson.

Mrs. Edith Lockwood of Laurel has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
E. Midkiff.