The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-07-11
LOCAL PAGE
NEWS OF BEREA AND VICINITY, GATHERED FROM A
VARIETY SOURCES

Little Miss Mollie jackson Ct
narlan. Ky, is visiting at Mrs. w.
II. Porter's this week.
Mr.. John Muncy's bid for the cree
ton of the new consolidated school
building at Paint Lick was accept
ed. The bid was near $1,000. The
advertisement for bids was run in
the last two issues of The Citizen.
Mr.. Geo. Kelley of White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va, is visiting this
week with his brother-in-law, Mr..
L. b. Roberts.
Master Cecil Jackson has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. |. l.. lsaacs,
of Estill County.
Prof. T. A. Edwards returned from
Ohio last week, where he had been
visiting for several days.
Prof. Miles L. Marsh left last
Friday morning for Chicago to attend
the National Educational Associa-
ton.
Mr.. u. b. Roberts returned the
latter part of last week from White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va, where he
had been visiting relatives for a
few days.
The Misses Grant and Lillian Maui
pin attended the Teachers Institute
and Chautauqua at Richmond last
week. Miss Lillian went from Rich
mond to Baldwin where she has
charge of the school Miss Grant is
continuing her visit in Frankfort,
Lexington and Oxford. Ohio.
Prof. Scale conducted the Report
meeting, Sunday morning. and told
of the work of the last session of
the Kentucky Educational Associa-
ton, held in Louisville last week,
which he attended.
Mr. Chester Baker left, Tuesday,
for his home in Ricetown, KY, 10
spend the remaining part of the sum-
mer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Richardson and
family left on the early morning
train. Monday, for Frankfort, where
they will visit relatives this week.
Pres. Frost returned from Chautau-
qua, Saturday night, for few days
stay in Berea.
Prof. Chas. ID. Lewis. accompanied
by Prof. Ralph Rigby conducted
the Teachers Institute at Grayson,
Carter County, last week. Prof. Rig
by gave instruction in music. They
returned last Saturday.
Mr.. S. w. Boggs, accompanied by
Master Otto Errberg left early,
Monday, for Camp Daniel Boone.
near Wilmore, Ky. They will spend
EN- days there, and then they will
20 TO Chautauqua for several weeks
yisit.
Mr.. w. X. AzLill of Cleveland, o.,
ormerly of Columbia, KY, who is
listing friends and relatives Of
3erea, gave a very Interesting and
triking lecture at the Christian
hurch last Thursday night. The sub
ect of the address was Border
ines"
Mr.. j. o. Bowman, on his way to
frankfort from camp Daniel Boone,
where he has been in charge of a
,roup of boys for the past two
weeks. spent from Saturday until
londay with homefolks.
Rev. b. II. Roberts returned last
friday night frcm Pittsburg. Penna.,
where he has been visiting his
laughter.
The Berea Public School begins
ext Monday, July 10.
The City Council will publish the
pecificatiOns for the new city hall,
which will be erected on Railroad
t.. opposite Stephens and Muncy.
Mr.. VIM. Ponder, a graduate Of
of Berea, who has a con-
ract for building several houses in
ieorgia is now visiting his parents
ear Berea.
Mrs. j. II. Jackson who has been
n Richmond under the care Of
he Drs. Gibson returned, Wednes-
lay. very much improved.
Two very interesting and enthus-
astic baseball games were played
asst Thursday, July 4th, on Lincoln
field between the Richmond town
md Berea town teams. Richmond
Won the first game by a score Of
10 6. Beroa won the last game by
! score OF 7 TO 8. The Berea team
moved up In every particular better
han the Richmond team. and would
AVE easily won both games had IL
lot been for some useless errors on
he part of one or two OF the play
RS.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Wagers are
1siting with relatives at Wagers-
lille, KY, this week.
College Purchasing Agent, Office
tours, 10000 TO 1880 A. NJ, 800 10
200 p. NJ. Office in Boone Tavern.
Mr. Gaa niol rat,rnad ,kl. ,.,n.n