The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-02-20
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Mrs. Il. NJ. Spence visited in Rich
mond last Wednesday and Thursday.
The little son Of f. A. Robinson
who has been very III for the last
three weeks is some better.
Miss Lillian Kerby is III with
measles.
Mrs NJ. j. Bush OF Blue Lick
made a delightful visit to Mrs. SAL
lie Cornelison last week.
Aunt Sally Cornelison who has had
quite lengthy spell of la grippe is
still complaining.
Mr. Bower. the station agent. re-
turned last Thursday night from Gin
clnnati. where he went to attend
the funeral OF his mother-in-law.
About seventy or eighty from Berea
were in Richmond Monday and Tues
day TO attend the trial OF the suit OF
Thomas Baker against the College.
Don't forget that there Is fine
band concert coming on March 4
There was an alarm OF fire at the
Parish House about 1900 o'clock sun
day morning, and large crowd OF
boys and others gathered there quick
ly, but the trouble vas over almost
as soon as they got there. The blaze
started near the furnace. where a
couple Of jolsts seem TO get over
heated. There was a little charring
of the wood noticed some weeks ago
and Il was thought that the needed
care had been taken. but Il seems
that something was overlooked. The
damage was slight and the services
were held there Sunday as usual.
The Rev. Mr.. Dager's lecture on
the Missions In West Africa in the
Parish House last SUNDAY light was
one OF the most interesting and in
splring missionary talks ever heard
here, aud tho house was packed. The
electric lantern was working bet
ter than ever before and the pictures
we're enjoyed TO the utmost. The
lack Of time prevented the showing
OF them all. greatly To the disappoint-
ment OF those who were present. Mr..
Dagger will deliver the same lecture
and show the same slides at Farris-
town Sunday night.
Those who wish to help in the
gift TO Mrs. Lyon should remember
that there is none too much time to
do this, and leave their contributions
at once. Mr.. Lyon accepted no pay
for the great service he did the COM
munity, and as he cannot work here
and board In heaven. every one
should be glad of chance TO show
little their appreciation of his kind
ness to Berea.
Thos. Barnett writes from the
county hospital near Colorado Springs
that he is being well cared for, but
is improving slowly II at all
A delegation of sixty Berea fell
lows have loft here In squads in the
last day or two to so to the Y. NJ.
IC. A. Convention at Winchester.
Foremost were the members of the
college orchestra, who have been
engaged TO give the music for the
entire convention, and the Ariel
Quartette. which will sing at the
meetings. IL Is a great honor for
our boys to be chosen for this work,
ard there is no doubt they will ac-
quit themselves well.
In the basket ball game between
the Whites and the Blues last Satur-
day the Whites won by 16 to Is.
II was one of the hardest fought
games that has been played here for
several years. This is the third
game won by the Whites The Blues
were the best in passing and the
Whites strong point was in shoot
ing goals. Tho White team was;
Eastman. c., Long and Combs. f.,
and Wheeler and Ellis. g. The Blue
team: Estes. c., Hoffman and Muncy.
T., and Logan and Carney. g.