The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-09-27
College Items
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

carlos H. ifpHdudt arrived lew ud9 ,
ago from Callao. Peru. Altho 1t Is
bad 10 begin late it's worse not to be-
gin at all Most of the fall term is
still ahead
Mrs. Gamble returned Monday after
a few days in Cincinnati.
Nose Anglin. while picking apples
for the College, fell from tree and
broke his leg, lie is resting easy
now.
A telegram from Utah, states that
John l.. Atkeson, former student OF
Berea College was crushed to death
by a train few days ago.
Arthur Daily was called to Nichol-
awhile Monday evening by the sudden
death Of a seven year-old son Of his
brother who il station agent at that
place.
Mrs. Dinsmore and Prof. Rumold
are in the hospital with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Hudson and daughter return
ed from the East last Friday night.
Prof. Mason and the rest of the
committee have selected Bare Knob
for the mountain day excursion and
are planning fine time for all stu
dents and teachers.
Mrs. Martha Pennington, a teacher
OF Rockcastle county who has been
Ina North Carolina In search Of health
has recovered IL and expects 10 re-
turn home October LIST
President Frost gave the Monday
lecture on "Scholarshin.'
w. A. Hills. Superintendent of the
American S. s. Union. whose son and
daughter are attending school atBerea
this year. paid the College a visir Sat
urday and Sunday
The student SUNDAY school workers
met In the Parish House Saturday
evening 20 talk over their summers
work with Mr.. Hills
Misses Brown and B1atrisht and
Walter Mckay visited Clssius Clay's
old home near Richmond on last
Saturday
Judge A. r. Burnam. Of Richmond
was la Berca on legal business last
Tuesday
Dr. Cooks sister-inlaw. Miss Brode.
leaves Wednesday. on her way 10 New
York. whence she sails October End
for her home in Germany.
Lois and Helen Beck Arrived last
saturday 90 be I'm school
President Frost preached the ser
mon az Sunday NIGHT Chapel His
text was: More than conquerors thru
! Him that loved us
Miss Marion Buruam. Miss Leanah
Burnam. OF Richmond. Miss Bertha
Martin, Cleveland and Robt Logan,
Louisville. called az the College last
Friday.
Prof Rumold, Mr Pendleton. and
Mrs Dinsmorc are No resent in the
HOSPITAL with typhoid fever.
The Y. W. c. A. had a very inter
osting meeting S1nfav evening with
Mrs Frost as leader The subject was
Bible study"
John r. Wiley n former student,
writes that he has a nnsitiOn In the
Postoffice at Grayson. Ky.
Miss Ethel Putnam leaves Thurs
day morning for Bloomington, Ill, to
take "A course in Domestic Science AT
the Illinois Wesleyan University.
Miss Mary Coyle. former Berea
student, is now living with the rest
OF her family In Winter Park, Fla.
where she attends Rollins College.
\ company with headquarters In
Pennsylvania. has recently bought
forty acres of land az Blue Lick, and
had a car of thirtv-five tons of slate
from there shipped away. What ?
Why2
The following letter from one Of
the teachers In Grandview Normal In
stitute Grandyiew. Tenn. will inter-
est many.
sept. is. 1906
we nave this year as workers In
our school three persous who have
been connected with Berea College,
TO all Of whom The Citizen brings
each week news Of much interest.
Miss Ella NJ. Andrews, who taught
one year in Berea. comes TO us after
interesting experiences as PASTORS
assistant in Provo. Utah.
Miss Anna Lindlev. well known to-
many Berea people, teaches here
this year aud tells us of the good
things Of Chatauqua, enjoyed the
past summer.
Miss Sybil Noble. who will be re-
membered as having lived for a time
In Berea with Prof and Mrs. Hill, be-
gins her third year as matron in
Grandyiew
ELLEN NJ Click continues to have
charge of the Intermediate department
in the school.
Miss Lena Stebbins, who was a
student in Berea last year, and who
speaks enthusiastically Of the school,
Is teaching at Carp. Tenn, and visits
her parents In Grandview occasionally
George Campbell, who was stu
dent here last year, has gone to Der
TO school Three h~others have grad
uated from this school and are con-
tinuing their studies in college. Their
sister, Bertha, is with us this year
Grandview is beautifully located
on top of Walden's Ridge On the
west the Cumberland Mountains rise
and on the east. stretching far away
10 blue line of the Smokes in North
Carolina, are the valleys of East Tenn
essee. A view of the Tennessee riv-
er, winding in the valley below, helps
To make this place truly 'Grandview.'
Miss Anna Fay Hanson will be in
town this fall, and will teach classes
in drawing, painting, wood carving