The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-11-08
College Items
HERE AND THERE

Claude Debaun and Ernest Powers
visited the historic Uncle Toms Cab
In last Sunday. They took a few
pictures of the Cabin and the house
Mr.. Shelby is supposed 10 have lived
In. Mr.. Powers wrote quite a clever
story Of his trip to the sceno of Mrs.
Stoves book, and will send II back
east to his home town paper.
Miss Brown spent Saturday and Sun
day in her home at Waynesville, o.
Prof. Edwards showed the Model
Schools this week the circulation OF
the blood thru the web of a frogs
foot under the microscope.
Charles Gosney writes that he is
teaching a very good school at Cos
NEVILLE, KY, where he has several
scholars that hold teachers certifi-
Gates. He Is at present getting up
school entertainment and writes to
Prof. Edwards for material for the
program. Chas. will return 90 school
this winter.
Mr.. Lindsey was called home by
telegram to Corning, n ", to the
bedside of his father. who had just
had a stroke OF paralysis and was
not expected TO live. Mr.. Lindsey
himself was not In condition to travel.
but thought that he could make the
journey safely.
Caroline Mason. one OF our last
years students, is this year attending
school at Lewis Institute. Chicago.
Jesse Cornett, OF Haztrd, KY, has
gone into the army.
Mrs Raine led the Y. w. C. A. on
/ Sunday night. The topic being, mis-
sions is Christianity; no Christianity
without Missions"
Dr. Thomson gave the history Of
Berea College at Sunday night Chapel.
Miss Margaret Livengood is enjoy
ing her teaching very much at Nor
walk, o.
Rev. w. A. Hills of oberlin, call
ed on his son and daughter here last
week
Mrs. Dinsmore is convalescent. She
seems on the high road to recovery
The remains OF William and Lewis
Rogers were brought here from Shaw
noa, Wis. some weeks ago, and were
Inferred in the Rogers lot at the Be
rea cemetery Monday. Since Father
Rogers death, the family have decid-
ed TO make the Berea cemetery the
family burying place and II was for
this reason the bodies we're brought
here
The following trustees and possibly
some others are TO be present at the
called meeting Of the Board OF Trus.
tees this week Wednesday and Thurs.
day: President Frost, Harvey +
Fisk. Dr. James Bond, Hon. Curtis f
Burnam. Samuel G.. Hanson, DR.. w
r. c. Wright, Or. Thomson. DR.. w.
Z. Barton. John r. Rogers and Hon
Guy Ward Mallon.
Rev Andrew f. Hensey, who gradu-
ated at Berea in 1904. is engaged in
mission work in Africa, and will be
glad to hear from his friends. His
address is Boienel Haut Congo, In
dependent d. Congo, W. c. Africa
Via Antwerp, Equator Mission OF f
lC. " s.
i Many Berea friends who remember
| Mrs. Lucy Johnston Menzi with pleas
ure, will be sorry to learn OF her re-
cent death. October 18th. at st. Vim
cent Hospital, Cleveland, o. For q
number OF years she had been a pa
tient sufferer and with the hope OF
being relieved, she went TO St. Vim
cent, where she underwent a severe
operation, which resulted in her death
two days later. Remains we're in
TERED at Huntsburg. o. Rev. Il. u
Menzi. husband of the deceased, with
his two children reside at Richfield
10. Mr.. and Mrs. Menzi were botf
former students OF Berea. Mr.. Menu
graduating in the class of 'sf.S