The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-07-19
College Items
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Superintendent Edwards is back
in town again.
Secretary Gamble is with us again,
big as life and twice as natural, after
his vacation in New York.
Treasurer Osborne is expected back
next Wednesday.
Miss Brooks leaves this week TO
spend a month in Chatauqua, N. Y.
We have received an interesting
looking book entitled "The Mountain
People Of Kentucky" just published
by VIM. H. Haney, who graduated
from the Normal course here last
June. We hope TO give review OF
il in next weeks Citizen.
Prof. Dinsmore returned to Berea
last Thursday after being away for
several weeks.
Mrs. Thomson returned last Fri
dry.
Tutor Scale left Monday morning
TO attend the County Teachers lnsti-
tute at Beattyville.
DR.. Hubbell returned to Berea
Sunday after few days absence.
Miss Ada Phillips left early We'd
nesday morning for months vaca-
ton
Pres. Frost and family left early
Monday morning for the north and
east.
Prof Lewis has been visiting the
Joint institute OF Knox and Bell
counties at Bsrboursville, and the
Wayne and Pulaski county institutes.
He reports that Prof. Coats who was
instructor at Pulaski, is doing espec-
tally fine work Of very practical
nature.
Prof Lewis enjoyed an interesting
adventure when near Mill Spring
He with fourteen other passengers
were riding on and in the old-fash-
toned stage coach, when a horse fell
the tongue broke and the stage was
overturned. Happily nothing more
serious than slight bruises resulted
TO anyone.
Minnie Wesley Of Casey Co. is to be
in school again next year and brings
her brother Clarence.
Francis Clark writes from Whites
burg, Ky. giving some interesting
facts about his organizing Sunday
schools in Letcher Co He has found
a number who hope to be Berea stu
dents next fall.
Albert Hopson writes fromVirginia
Of success in canvassing. He will
be in Berea next fall again.
Jessie HUFF returns in the fall
bringing his brother with him.
Henry Ingram who is organizing
Sunday schools in Perry county
writes that he is enjoying his work
very much and has organized mum
Der Of schools and established some
preaching stations.
Winifred Jones' address is Station
! c, Cincinnati.
Lemuel Parsons Of Virginia writes
for a catalogue for friend who
wants 10 come to Berea.
Chin Wah, a Berea student writes a
very interesting letter from Chicago
saying that he is working in rest
aurant and looking forward TO his re-
turn TO Berea in the fall.
Efiie Godby who was here in 1904
is planning to return this fall.
Chas. w. Fulkerson writes that he
is looking forward to the gymnasium
classes he is to conduct this year in
Berea. His address is Gen1 Delivery
Hillsdale, Mich.
Harry Miller writes Of his Sunday
school work in Leslie county.
G. G. Hudson who was working
with him has been sick but is now
recovered.
J.W. Cope and family, of Hamilton
o., visited DR.. and Mrs. S. 4. Baker
this week. Mr.. Cope, who attended
school here some years ago, is now
linotype machinst for the Republican
News CT Hamilton.
Major and Mrs. G. II. Grosvenol
left Monday for months vacation
They will visit their married daugh
ter who lives in Elmwood, o., neal
Cincinnati, and then expect TO wish
friends in the east. Their many
Berea friends wish them pleasant
vacation and a safe return.
"The Grafters," strong seria
story begins in next weeks Citizen
Don't miss it.