The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-02-07
College Items
HERE AND THERE

Mrs. Putnam was unable to meet
her classes last week. She has been
suffering from an attack of the grip.
Last Saturday morning, Feb. 2. at
about z O'Clock, Charles Wesley Lew
is came TO live with his parents, Prof.
and Mrs. Lewis. On his arrival he
weighed nine pounds, and altho at
present he is much given to sleep, he
shows other counteracting qualities
that indicate that he will be valua.
BILE addition to the college working
force. Mrs. Lewis is getting on
nicely.
Miss Swing returned last Thurs
day from her vacation which she
spent at her home in Dayton, Ky.
She had a pleasant rest and saw the
flood of the Ohio river.
Supt. Burgess and his daughter
moved this week from their rooms in
the Fee house to Prof. Rumold's new
house. Supt Roberts, of the Print
ing office, expects to occupy the
rooms vacated in the Fee house,
when his family arrive.
President and Mrs. Frost are ex-
pected back from the east on Satur-
day, February 10.
The students we're much pleased
with Mrs. Richards address both Sun
day night and Mondly morning and
are unanimous In wishing that she
may soon return 20 Berea. BY invi-
ation Mrs. Richards spoke Mt the col
ored school Tuesdhy morning
Mrs. Perry and daughter OF Leipsic,
O., who came with Mrs. Richards are
spending a week al the home OF Prof.
and Mrs. Edwards. Mrs. Perry is a
cousin OF Mrs. Edwards and an aunt
to Roln Hoffman Of the College De
partment She is a friend of Berea
and expects to send her son here next
year.
Green Gibson. Who because he was
not feeling well went home last week
not expecting to return soon beolme
homesick for Berea and came back on
Monday bringing with him his brother
Larkin who was here last year.
Rufus Stephens of the Model
Schools is in the hospital with pneu-
monn. He is improving and will soon
be in school again
A party OF College students went
on a sleigh ride Monday night.
+. l.. Lester, cousin OF Luther shad-
DIN. OF Science Hin, Pulaski county,
KY, entered school Monday. McKin-
ley Short of Berea also entered
school Monday.
Miss Emily Huntington, Y. w. c.
A. Secretary for Kentucky and Tenn
essee arrived saturday noon. staying
until Thursday, Miss Huntington led
the Y. w. prayer meeting Sundly
night, and also spoke at Miss Robin
sons report division Tuesday morn
ing. A great deal of help and inspirn-
ton has come from Miss Huntington's
visit.
The ". NJ. c. A. had a testimony
meeting Sunday night. VIM Sprague
led the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glmble entertained the
boys and girls OF Harlan and Bell
counties on Tuesday night.
Miss Cameron returned last week
from New York. where she has been
with a sick sister, aud Mrs. Melon
aid, who had been supplying her pllce
LEFT Berea on the noon train Sltur-
day.
Mrs. Putnam has been on the sick
list with Grippe for severnl days past.
Miss Boatright, on account of Ill
ness, left for her home at Russell
vile, o.. on Tuesday OF last week. She
will return as soon as che is able 20
resume her duties. Miss Mary BarlOer
Of the Normal Department Is supply
ing her place.
Mrs. Marsh got hack home last
Friday night. Her father is still in
poor health.
Prof. Mason stopped over in Berea
on his way from Washington, ID. C.
TO Texas ON work for the U. s Dept.
OF Agriculture. He arrived here Sat
urdny and left Monday afternoon.
From Texls he goes to meet appoint
ments In Pasa Grand and Their
points in Arizona.
Miss Huntington of the Y. W. C.
A. spoke in Upper Chapel Wednesday
morning.