The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-04-11

White 0rpington Eggs for Setting
Fine Stock--50c for lie. l.. Roberts
Prof. NJ. Il. Marsh was in Lexington
Saturday. in the interest OF Athletics.
Mrs. John Cornett of Appalachia.
| Va, who has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and rJrs. II. X. Richard
son. returned to her home. Thurs
day.
Miss Net;ie Scrivner went to Rich
mond, Sunday, where she will spend
several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Ernest Bender.
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for
sale. Pure hoods; also one day old
chicks. 40 cents for setting OF 10.
T. A. Edwards, Phone. 1856.
Mrs. J. E. Williams OF Walton, Ky,
visited her daughter. Lucy. who Is
in school here. the first of the
week.
Mr.. Burton Roberts OF Richmond
was in town, Monday, entering his
little son. Carl, in school.
DR.. w. n. Craig. who has charge
of the Berea Drug Store, spent Sun
day with his family in Stanford.
Indian Runner Duck eggs. rs c.
setting Mrs. ]. w. Herndon.
Mr.. S. C. Kelley of the class Of 'OS,
who has been the Principal of the
Black Mountain Academy at Evarts
for the past year visited friends In
Berea, this week.
Mr.. Strother Gott left, Saturday.
for New York, In charge Of a car OF
poultry for Colt Bros.
Your ground needs phosphorus.
Then buy acid phosphate at Welch's.
Miss Gertrude Collette of Richmond
visited in Berea last week.
Mr.. J. o. Bowman, who is now the
physical director of the city Y. NJ.
c. A. at Frankfort, KY, spent, Sun
day. with homefolks.
Mrs. C. II. Holder of London, Ky,
is visiting her mother. Mrs. Early.
this week.
FOR SALE: Pure Rhode Island Red
eggs for hatching-75 cents to 500
for Is eggs. Orders taken now. Phone
Mrs. ID. S. Bodkins, No. lila, Wal
laceton or address r. X. /, Paint
Lick, Ky.
Miss Virginia Sinclair, Y. w. c. A.
State Secretary for Kentucky and
Tennessee, who is spending several
days in Berea. gave a very interest
ing lecture to the Young ladies at
the Sunday evening service.
Messrs. Don Edwards, Oscar Hays.
Dana Bailey, Jack Warrington, Dean
LeNTaster. Thos. Curry, Dorrel Flint,
M. Hall, Walter Hickman and Chas.
Tedford, members of the Berea Col
lege Band, were In Lancaster, Satur-
day, in behalf of the Roosevelt club.
Prof. J. +. Smith returned last
Friday from Clay County. where he
has been spending a week, complet-
ing an educational survey. which ne
has been making for the U. S. Com
missioner of Education. Mr.. Smith
gave two lectures while at Oneida on
Vocational Education.
Mr.. J. p. Bicknell was at Russell .
Springs last week on business.
Miss Hilda Welch left for Arkan-
sas last week to attend the wedding .
Of school-mate.
Wednesday and Thursday OF next
week-have all the rubbish where
the city wagons can find 1t.
Miss Jean Camreon returned. Mon
lay. from Detroit, Mich. where she
was called to visit sick niece, who
lied shortly after her arrival.
Mr.. r. w. Todd who has been
i'll is recovering.
The Sunday School OF the Christian
,hurch gave very interesting can
alta, Sunday night.
Mr. Howard G. Hastings, who is
IN his way to his home In Ohio from
india, where he has had charge
u boyS MlsSlon ocHOOl TOT the
,ast four years, gave a talk to the
Academy boys in Upper Chapel. Tues
lay morning. on the Sins OF India.
At a special United Chapel We'd
lesday Morning DR.. w. A. Heming-
way, medical missionary in north cen 4,
raj China. showed the flag of the
lew Chinese Republic and told Of
lis eight years experience there.
Dr.. Hemingway is visiting DR.. Cow
ey. his old friend and classmate.
DR.. and Mrs. Cowley are being
listed this week by Mrs. Cowley's
lister. Mrs. Chas. Kraatz and chill
Iren of Rochester, N. Y.
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