The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-09-19

ing office for several weeks.
There's a dIfference"-then tie
sure and Save it, by going to
welch's
DR.. and Mrs. p. Cornelius were in
Richmond last Friday, the DR.. having
been called to see Mr.. Chas. Azbill
of Oklahoma who is at the home OF
his father, MIR. Joe Azbill, very SICK.
Mr.. Azbill, after partially recovering
from typhoid fever. underwent an
operation, having his leg amputated.
Il is later reported that he is I'M
proving.
Two houses and lots for salS.
Houses new, we'll finished. Prices
right. Apply to J. w. Hoskins. Berea.
MIR. Thos. Terry who has beea
spending the summer with the Dins-
mores at Lake Rest, Oshkosh, Wis,
on his way 20 his home at Jets
Creek, Breathitt County. stopped for
visit with Berea friends from Fri
day until Monday. Mr.. Terry will
not be a Berea student this year
but will be the principal of the
Breathitt County High School at
jackson, Ky.
Look for the new price list Of "eys
openers" from Welch's.
Mrs. Fred A. Shepard and daugh-
ter, Helen, returned to their home
in Kalamazoo, Mich, on Saturday,
of last week, after visiting the Col
lege for a few days.
Mrs. ]. w. Dinsmore, who has been
spending the summer at Oshkosh,
Wis, returned last Friday night.
Mrs. Dinsmore has thus far been un-
able 10 take up her duties as in
structor in the Normal Department,
owing to illness.
1t looks like everybody trades at
Welchs.
DR.. and Mrs. B. H. Roberts are
being visited this month by their son,
Douglas, of St. Joseph, Mo-, who
is an employee Of Swift and Co., at
that place.
Master George Bowman who under
went a serious operation for append
citis last Thursday is rapidly improv-
ing and it IS expected that he will
be able to enter school in about two
weeks.
You can get anything you want at
Welch's Department Stores.
Pres. Frost's lecture on Scholar
ship" to the college students, Tues
day morning, was not only interest
ing but pleasing to every student
present.
Mrs. Wyndham Kemp OF FL Paso,
Texas, and daughter, Emily, have
been visiting Mrs. Kcmp's brother,
]. w. Herndon and family, near Be
rea. The daughter left for a visit
with relatives in Virginia, the latter
part of last week. Mrs. Kemp left,
Wednesday. for Atlanta, Ca. where
she will be Joined by her daughter.
They visit at Newman near Atlanta
with Mr.. Kemp's sister, Mrs. Mu--
ray. for few days, after which the
daughter returns to Atlanta, where
she is to take a Library Course and
the mother returns to her home.
Mrs. Alabama Tanner of Winchester
is visiting for several days with her
aunt, Mrs. Estridgc and family on
Chestnut Street.
Quantity. Quality, Equality speak
volumes and all at one place, Welch's.
Miss Nora Wilson returned, Mon
day, from a trip west where she 10
Gated some Beroa students as teach
ers in North Dakota schools. The
girls are teaching ct the following
places: The Misses Jennie Carpen-
ter and Mary Jones at South Heart,
The Misses Leona Pninengcr and
Stella Anglin at Sheffield, Miss
Myrtle Beck at Dickson, Miss Ora
Flanery at Gladstone and Miss Ethel
Flanery at Manning. The girls be-
gan teaching. Sept. End. and it Is
reported that each girl is having
great success.
Mr.. ]. w. Herndon was visited
Tuesday. by Mr.. Montgomery, the
new Prof. Of Animal Husbandry Of
Berea College. and Mr.. Arnold, the
U. S. Agriculturalist. who is visiting
al this place.
Mr.. J. H. Johnson OF Asheville, N. |
G.. arrived in town Sunday. and will '
work in the shoe shop for c. o. Bow !
man.
President and Mrs. Frost were
the guests OF G. c. Rhodus ana wife
In Pineyille last week. The PineviIle
Hotel under the Rhodus management
Is coming up to o high standard.
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