The health of this community is very good at present.

Mr. Jessee Sapp of this neighborhood has recently moved to D.M. Moore's place near Garlin. We regret very much to give him up.

Mr. Valentine Bryant and E.L. Poynter are planting corn this week.

Misses Pinkie and Beatrice Breeding visited Misses Mabel and Irene Murrell of Craycraft, last Saturday night.

J.A. Breeding is the owner of a fine young colt.

Mr. Edwin Hardwick the county surveyor was in this community surveying land a few days of last week. [Mr. E.G. Hardwick had been elected County Surveyor of Adair in the General Election of '09. ]

The Misses Murrell and Breeding, attended the singing at Concord last Sunday.

Mr. James Hayes was home from the L.T.W.S. [Lindsey Wilson Training School], last Saturday and Sunday.

Mr. George Hunn was in this community last week buying sheep.

Eggs are 17 cents and chickens 14 cents.

So went the news, 100 years ago, October 5, 1910, run a bit out of sequence owing to the importance to the as yet unanswered question, "Where was Sulphur Vale, Adair Co., KY"?

This story was posted on 2010-04-18 10:22:35

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