The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-10-25
PERSONALS AND LOCALS.
No wild grapes this fall.

condition.
The hunters dogs can be heard
every night
Pres. Frost will spend few days
in Cincinnati
Father White visited Miss Mamie
Tudor, Sunday.
Miss Bertha Robinson was in Gin
cinuati last week
Hon. William Smith. of Richmond
was IN town Sunday.
Robinson and Kidd are having a
line lot OF lumber sawed.
Rev. j. q. Parsons was in Living.
ston last Saturday and Sunday.
John VanWinkle. who lives in
Laurel county was in town last week
Mr.. and Mrs A. I. Fish Of Wilde.
are visiting their son, Mr. A. T. Fish.
Mrs. Lou Hanson is at Foster, Ky,
at reunion of the McCollum family.
Miss Phamy Richardson has return
ed from a twoweeks visit in Lexing-
ton.
Mrs. Jennie Baker spent q week
with her son, Jim Woods, at Paint
Lick.
Mr.. {. II. Cherry Of Newark. o., is
visiting his sIster-in law Mrs NJ. X.
Pasco.
j. h. Logstou says business is good
aud he expects TO build a new store
house soon.
Rev. j q Fee. and grand -daugh-
ter, Miss Halle Embree, are expected
home this week.
Instead Of calling q dentists Office
a dental "parlor' why not call It
drawing room'"-Ex.
Remember that the Winter term be-
gins Dec. IL. Get every room that can
be spared ready TO rent to students.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. z. Bicknell and
daughter attended the 5Oth National
Anniversary of the Christian Church,
at Cincinnati.
LOsr; on Saturday a purse contain
ing about two dollars The finder
will please return TO Mrs. Gertrude
VI. Todd.
The Woman's Industrial School
met Thursday afternoon in Lester
Hall. II will meet every Thursday
this year
The Teachers Association of the
Glade Precinct met here last Satur-
day. There was good attendance
aud great enthusiasm shown.
Horace Caldwell an old student of
Berea is in the standing army. His
address is Fl Leayenworth, Kan,
Company ID, iith L. 5. A.
Mr.. ). +. WEIGH, Jr., nd son re-
turned Sunday from a visit in Virgin
ia. Mrs. WEIGH aud daughters also
returned from u weeks visit IN Jack
son Co.
The Mormons are getting thicker
and thicker in Kentucky. III the |
people will stay away from their
meetings they will soon thin out and
go home.
Rev. +. ID. Burhans has accepted
the call TO the pasturate of the First
He receives a cordial vel |
come TO Berea, and the good wishes Of |
all in his work.
The Y, W. c. A. has been holding
its weekly prayer NEE tings in No. 2, |
Lincoln Hall About forty we're
present last Sunday night and an in
spring Bible reading was given by
Miss Thompson.
Mr.. Matheny is taking two courses .
IN Pedagogy post graduate work |
Analltlcal Geometry and Geology, at /
the State University of Wyoming.
He may go to New Mexico this win
Ter for his wife's health.
Prof, Marsh and Tutor White, of
Berea, attended the Rockcastle Co
unity Teachers Association, at Mt.
Vernon Saturday. The Superintend-
mt was unable TO be there and the
showed the lack of prepare
ion, II was not well attended.
Eat plenty, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
will digest what you eat. II cures all
'oTms Of dyspepsia and stomach trou
lles, +. X. Gamble. Vernon, Texas,
SAYS, 1t relieved me from the start
and cured me. II is now my ever.
lasting friend. s. f. Welch, Jr. j
At regular meeting of the Board
II Trustees of the Town of Berea
oct. IL, 80, the existing law relating
o hogs running at large was repeal
ii and another ordinance was passed,
which goes into effect Nov. |, 80. IL
-FOUR hog runs the streets look il up.
The slst Birthday dinner was Civ.
N TO the old man Elijah Abney, at
MS home on Brash Crock, Rockcastle
county, Oct /, 1899, Mr.. Abney is
he father of twenty children and the
grandfather of one hundred children.
The old man has good health yet
md can do as good days work as
,lnnai auv man