The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-02-20

the guest OF ner cousin, MISS tloh
Jackson, last week.
Miss Grace Baker who has been
suffering with tonsolitis is able to be
out again.
Mrs. Kate Tatum left last week
for Gatliff, Tenn. for an extended
visit with her sister. Mrs. Mary CHM
err.
Harry Sphinx who has had measles
is improving nicely.
Miss Daisy Spence is making an
extended visit with her sister. Mrs
Mollie Brewer OF Richmond.
Mr.. Pal Lewis visited last week at
the home OF Mrs. Marion Hill near
Bobtown.
Misses Minnie Harris and Ada Pet
acrue who have been the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Baker for the
past week left Sunday for their home
at Lebanon, Ohio.
Mr.. Il. b. Wallace has sold his
property on Prospect Ave. and ex-
poets TO move soon into the house
recently occupied by Mr.. A. p. Settle
on Center St
Mrs. S. r. Baker expects to leave
soon for Cincinnati to purchase her
stock OF new spring millinery Miss
Lizzie Burdette will clerk for her in
her absence.
Miss Julia Johnson is the guest
this week OF her grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. Phillip Hayes Of Big Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. NJ. Burgess of
Georges Creek who have been visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Wallace
and other friends in town went to
Paint Lick Monday for visit with
Mrs. BURGESS mother. Mrs. Sarah
spurlock.
Miss sallie Loen entertained last
Thursday at dinner in honor of her
birthday the following young people;
Misses Ada Petacrue. Leila Baker and
Minnie Harris and Messrs. Tom Ba-
ker and Jack Henderson.
Miss Minnie Young is visiting at
Conway this week.
Mr.. Joe Bender of Lexington was
visiting In town Saturday and Sun
day.
DIR. and Mrs. w. G. Best entertain
ed at tea last Monday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Dick and little daugh-
ter Katherine.
Mrs. Malinda Hill will entertain
Friday evening at her home on For
est St, her Sunday School class Of
young girls and their friends.
Miss Belle Taylor has been suffer
ing with a very severe attack Of La
grippe
Gen. LeVant Dodge. Department
Commander of the G. A. r., will re-
turn tomorrow from ~ trip to various
posts turnout the state. and will be
in time TO attend TO the regular meet
ing OF the post here. A copy of the
Falmouth Outlook, which has been
received. tells Of a meeting Of the
post there that he attended and
speaks In the highest terms Of the
good results Of HIS visit.
Miss Lizzie Benge and her grand
mother. Mrs. sallie Burns Of Ham
ilton. o. and friend are expected
here on a visit during Commence
ment.
The Citizen wants all the news. /
you have any call up phone 16 an,
tell us about II. Don't be modes
about yourself and remember that w
never tell who tells US things.
Mr.. Bird Deatherage. OF near Rich
mond and well known here died at
his home Sunday, and was buried at
he old family ground on Tuesday.
James NJ Combs will speak at the
Congregational Church next. Sun
day at IL a IN. All are cordially
invited
Miss Ada Phillips who spent last
week visiting at her sisters home in
Springfield, Ohio. returned Monday
night. She reports a pleasant visit
although she had an attack OF grippe
which kept her at home pretty close
ly. She also reports that she saw
several old Berea friends.
r. j. Engle has purchased lot
OF the old DIR. Robinson property on
Chestnut street. opposite Welch's, Of
J. p. Bicknell, and expects to erect
a store building there some time in
the future.
DR.. p. Cornelius leaves on the
noon train today. for Boulder Colo.
to which place he was called to oper-
ate for appendicitis ON the Rev. Oliver
McCully. former pastor in Berea.
DIR. Corneliua expects to return as
soon as the operation is over.