The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-03
Berea and Vicinity.
GATHERED FROM A VARIETY OF SOURCES


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where he inspected the electric plants
OF the L. a N. railroads office build
ing. and of the Belknap Building. as
well as the l.. g. N. shops. for pointers
In connection with the proposed re-
building OF the college electric plant
here.
Last Wednesday morning. Sept. %.
very quiet and pretty wedding took
place at the home OF Mrs. Spurlock on
Center street when her daughter. Miss
Martha Marie. was united in marriage
10 Ulysses NJ. Burgess OF Louisa. Ky
The bride looked charming In a white
net over taffeta silk and carried a
bunch OF bridal roses In her hand.
The groom was dressed IN a conven-
tional black. The Rev. Amos Stout
OBLIGATED. The house was prettily
decorated in autumn colors. The hap
py pair left on the noon train for Lou
lisa, KY. where they expect 20 make
their future home. Both young people
are well known In Berea and the best
wishes and congratulations OF their
many friends 90 with them.
J. b. Cook. brother OF Prof. Il. Al
bert Cook. who was editor OF The Cit
izen last year. was in town making
his brother a short visit. He is In
the banking business In Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peckham, missionaries
in Havana. Cuba. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
b. f. Cartmell Friday and Saturday OF
last week.
Thomas Barnett. one OF the students
who entered school at the beginning
of the term. is likely TO have 10 quit
and 20 to New Mexico because Of lung
trouble. contracted long before he
came here.
Mrs. Hudson and two sons. Esther
and Dan. left Monday for st. Louis.
esther. who is now employed in the
United States Department OF Forestry
Will 60 from there TO Texas and other
points in the west TO study some ex-
periments that are being carried on
In the interest OF the Department,
while his mother and brother will go
TO Oklahoma where they viii make
their home II satisfied Mrs. Hudson
has brother living there.
Miss Nettie Oldham OF Doylesville.
Ky, was the guest OF Mrs. Coddington
Friday and Saturday
Green Bales OF Moorehead. Ky. vis-
tied friends and relatives hero last
week.
Or. and Mrs. p. Cornelius and their
daughter Grace have returned from
Tulsa. Okla. and viii again make Be
rea their home Their many friends
have given them a warm welcome
Quite large number Of children
We're present at the S. S. rally held
at the Parish House last Sunday The
special program that had been prepar-
ed was well rendered by the children
and the house looked very beautiful
with its autumn decorations.
Miss Bette Lewis. who is teaching
school at Peytontown. visited home
folks Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Clagett and Mrs. G. f. Porter
were Richmond visitors Monday.
Quite large crowd of people went
to Richmond last Wednesday to hear
the Hon. Augustus E. Wilson speak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford left for Ohio
last week where they will make their
home with a daughter.
The rebuilding OF the College Barn
is going on rapidly.
Miss Grace Blanton of Asbury was
the guest OF her sister Mrs. Laura
Gabbard Monday.
Mrs. Demmon is having a new addi-
tion built to her house on Center
street.
George Settle has moved into
the house recently occupied by w. A.
Williams on Center street.
Mrs. Della Baker visited her mother
Mrs. Frank Hays. Saturday.