The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-06-20
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NEWS OF BEREA AND VICINITY, GATHERED FROM
VARIETY SOURCES


Split wood for sale. College Farm
office.
Miss Lillian Bowman. Of Bakers
vile. y. c., who was in school here
the past year. after spending a week
with relatives. NJ. J. c. Bowman
and family, left last Thursday for
Dallas, Texas, where she will spend
the summer with her brother Dr.
Homer Bowman.
Prof. John F. Smith, who was call
ed home for few days on account
of the sickness of his father return
ed, Saturday night, and LETT again,
monday. for Maryville. Tenn, where
he will spend several days.
The only real up to date line Of
buggies in Madison County. now at
WEIGHS.
DR.. W. y. Craig spent last Tues
day with his family at Stanford.
Mr.. b. NJ. Williams is attending
the summer school OF the Z. X 5.
y. at Richmond. Mrs. Williams left,
Tuesday, fer Gainesville to spend
several weeks with relatives.
Prof. Wren Grinstead, a teacher
in the E. X. 5. y. visited Prof. {.
ID. Lewis, Monday.
DO you need a skirt? You can &c;
one at great bargain. on June 26th,
at Mrs. 5. X. Bakers.
The Messrs. G. c. Anderson, Letch-
er Gabbard and Jesse Baird, students
Of the college department are now
studying agriculture in the Summer
School of the South at Knoxville,
Tenn.
Mrs. F. Z. Matheny and little son
left, on the early morning train,
Monday, for Beech City, Ohio, where
they will spend the summer with
Mrs. Matthew's parents, Mr.. and
hTS. MCNltlld0 ftdTTOlQ.
House cleaning Ia now in full blast
and don't forget the new furnishings
at Weleh's.
The Misses Delphine bunker, Mar
garet Shumaker and Myrtle Starns,
who were sent as delegates by the
Berea Y. W. c. A. TO the conference
held at Black Mountain, y. c., re-
turned last Saturday. There were
more than POO girls at the confer
ence this year and 1t is reported to
have been success in every way.
The girls not only enjoyed the many
lectures and many new acquaintances
but were inspired and helped by the
beautiful scenery which the noun
tains OF western y. c. afforded, the
country which is known as The
Land OF the Sky
DR.. and Mrs. b. II. Roberts LEFT,
to-day, for a vacation. Dr. Roberts
goes to Pittsburg, Pa, TO be with
friends and relatives where he will
remain for two weeks, while Mrs.
Roberts will spend some time at Ro-
chester, y. Y. She visits her daugh-
ter who goes to Europe this sum-
mer.
The following young men left en-
the midnight train. Friday, for BlacK
Mountain, n. c., TO attend the y.
NJ. c. A. conference which is being
held there from the 18th to 23rd or
this month: Glenn Porter, Paul Fa-
gan, Oscar Robinson, Randolph Sei-
lers. Dwight Willett.
Miss Esther Temenbaum Of Gin.
Ohio. on her way to Charles
ton, W. Va, TO attend the wedding
OF one OF her friends, is visiting Miss
Freda Roesche this week.
Mr.. Dean Slagle, until recently
chief clerk in The Citizen office
who is now making trip
through Tennessee and Vlr-
ginia, writes from Bristol that the
prospects are good for several stu
dents next year from that place.
FOR SALE: A fine milk COW. Call
at Pres. Frost's residence.
Mr.. Aryid Siler, former employee
Of The Citizen. is spending the sum
uer at his new home in Charleston,
". Va.
Mrs. Fay Hanson went with a
large crowd from Richmond last week
Oh a trip u Mammoth Cave.
Miss Florence SPHINX, sister c;
MIR. VI. L. Sphinx, is making an ex-
tended visit al his home here.
Mr. l. X Baker and family and