The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-04-02
Berea and Vicinity.
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OF hats alone. Miss Pearl Cain OF
Louisville. KY. a trained city trim
mer will fiji your orders. We guar
antee satisfaction.
Mr. James ID. Fletcher. formerly Of
Berea and now living In Colchester.
H.. sends a paper telling OF the 1921
birthday OF Mrs. Maria Niece. who
was borl in Washington County KY.
and Is the widow OF Jesse Niece, OF
Madison County.
DRINK WAINsCoTTs Pop.
Miss Josephine Robinson. who has
been III is better and able TO be
about he. work.
c. G. Woodson. OF the class OF 1908
has served three years as government
supervisor OF schools 81 the Philip
pines and made a voyage around the
world, is now a graduate student in
Chicago University. expecting to re-
csiye the degree Of Master OF Arts IN
August. During his trip around The
world he was for some time a student
OF European History in the Uniyer-
sity Of Paris. His present address
Is lO7 Middle Divinity Hall. Chicago
University. Chicago. Ill.
Mrs. Noble HIN (Grace Rogers) a1d
her daughter Carroll. from Woodstock
Ills. arrived In town Thursday noon
and vii. be at Pres. Frost's for a
visit.
Friends OF Willie Short. a son Of
Mrs. Isabel Short, viii be sorry 10
learn that he has developed consump-
ton during his stay at Lincoln Me-
mortal University and he will have u
20 West
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Simpson are
rejoicing over the birth OF fine boy.
Mr.. l.. L. ShaGoln. Manager Of the
Telephone Company. who has been
III for the past few weeks. has had 10
give up bis work and go to his home
near Somerset. lie expects TO be
back as soon as he RECEIVERS.
Mrs. Joe Evans is in Conway this
week.
Mrs. Fay Hanson is visiting rela-
lives at East Bernstadt.
De AR Preston left town headed for
Hot Springs. Ark.
Mhs Helen BecEwith and Miss
Lloyd OF the Black Mountain Acad-
envy at Evarts. Ky. arrived In town
Tuesday noon for a short visit with
Prof. and Mrs. Raine. Several friends
were invited In to meet them at din
ner Tuesday night and a social in
their honor given by students and
teachers here who know them, fol-
lowed.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Ball OF this
place. have left for the mountains
to spend several days with relatives.
Mr. A. J Miller. formerly of Frew.
Leslie county, has moved to town
TO educate his children. and has TAX
en- cottage In Mt. Vernon street.
1t is learned that Ransom T. Nc
Quinn, who was married last week,
is Planning to taite a four years.
hospital course In Louisville, prepar-
atory 20 practising medicine in The
mountains. He viii enter the hos
pital in the far ana will spend the
summer teaching or farming at his
fathers home.
Mr.. Bierly. who recently resigned
as Superintendent of the College
Farm. left town last Friday morning
for his new work.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. X. Pasco returned
last Thursday night from their trio
to Newark. o. Theodore G. Pasco.
Superintendent OF Schools at Mont
pelier, o.. arrived Saturday noon for
a few days visit. leaving Thursday.
Miss Ruth Putnam, who spent her
vacation with her mother, returned
Tuesday to her school work at MI
ami University.
Mr.. c. b. Holden. who has been
preaching at the Disciples church for
the last two Sundays. stayed till noon
Monday and spent the time going ov-
or the College buildings. He return
Cd then to his work ct K U.