The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-05-23
L &C AL P AG E
NEWS OF BEREA AND VICINITY. GATHERED FROM A
VARIETY OF SOURCES


FOR SALE: A fine milk COW. Call
at Pres. Frost's residence.
Prof. Scale talked upon the High
Call' in the Y. NJ. G. A. Sunday even
ing. lie emphasized the duty of a
man to society as a whole and show
ed that one of the best ways to fill
this new call to social service is
as General Secretary of the Y. NJ. G..
A.
The following students OF the 4.
h. S. N. at Richmond visited the
various departments of the college
Monday The Misses Mulloy, Holmes
and Estridge and the Messrs. Napier
and Skinner.
House cleaning 10 now In full blast
and don't forget the new furnishings
at welch's.
Mr.. A. ID. Greenlee of Philadelphia,
Penn, brother to Miss Eolis Green
lee of the Collegiate Department, who
has been thru the south giving lee
lures on Scientific Agriculture for
the U. s. Government, entertained a
number of friends at breakfast
at Boone Tavern, Sunday. Those
present we're the Misses Sarah Cocks,
Bessie DeBord and Eolis Greenlee
and the Messrs Dwight Scoles
and h. F. Sellers. Mr.. Greenlee
returned to Philadelphia, Monday.
Miss Isabella Wilson of Illinois,
who has been teaching at Saluda. \.
c, for the past year. is visiting until
after Commencement with Miss Nina
King.
Mr.. w. A. Adams who had an oper-
alton for appendicitis last week will
soon be able to be out again.
Mr.. VIM. Jones returned home from
last Saturday night where
he has been employed for the past
few months. MIR. Jones has been sick
since he returned but is now improv-
ing.
Mr.. Richard Howard entertained
the b. X. debating team at a birth
day dinner given at the home of
President Frost last Friday evening.
The members of the team are the
Harold brothers and Mr.. Ritter.
The Academy baseball team won
EVER the Model Schools ~ to 0 in
game played Oh the Athletic field,
afternoon. Thus far the
academy team is undefeated and
has beaten every team of the school,
Dock Gilbert, who has been work
ng at the Sanitarium at Battle Greek,
llich., writes that he will be employ
ID in Detroit this summer and that
lie will be in Berea Sept Srd TO en-
er school.
The only real up to date line OF
,uggies in Madison County, now at
Weighs.
Mr.. Ben Eubaaks, an old Berea stu /
ent, now a photographer for the /
,oca Cola Bottling works of Lexing- /
on, was in town, Saturday, on bust
ess.
Mr.. w. d. Logsdon and wife were
isiting their many friends in Berea,
aturday.
Miss Nettie Oldham of Richmond
isited in town, Sunday.
Prof. 7. A. Edwards is being visit
d this week by his brother-in-law,
Ir. Frank Montgomery of Meridian,
Hiss. Mr.. Montgomery has charge OF
ne Weather Bureau at that place.
on her way to Battle Greek, Mich
, visit her sister, Mrs. ID. S. Ha-
'orth of Knoxville, Tenn, spent the
liter part of last week with her
rother, Luther FIelden, who is in
,hool here.
FOR SALE: 4 foot wire fencing at
) cents per rod at Welch's.
Mr.. Ralph Saxton who has been in
,hool here this year, left Saturday
fternoon, for his home in Hardy,
IVA, for few days visit. He will
zen go 10 South Dakota. where he
i'll be employed for the summer.
Mr.. ]. n. Early, after spending
overal days with his family, left,
Ionday. for an extended trip thru
outh Carolina.
The Philathea class of the Union
unday School will give an lce-cream,
and Cake Fete on the
lwn Of the Pastors residence, Sat
rday evening. May 18th. from $3.50
D 1880. If stormy it will be held
D the Parish House. Come and help