The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-05-16
L &C AL P A G E
NEWS OF BEREA AND VICINITY GATHERED FROM
VARIETY OF SOURCES

Mrs. A. j. Smith was quite i'll last
week but is better now.
Mr.. Ben Gay and family have NOV
ed into town from their farm at
Lowell, Ky.
MIR. A. w. Williams and family
returned from Florida, recently. They
brought with them some samples Of
Florida fruit and vegetables which
they shared with friends.
Mrs. G.. w. Hook and children ex-
pect to leave this week for a visit
with relatives in Mason County. Be
fore returning Mrs. Hook will at
tend the Department Encampment of
the G.. A. r., held in Louisville next
week.
Mr.. Paul Bowersox, who has been
in the College department here this
year. left last Thursday to spend
few days with his parents at Wilkes
barre, Penn. He will then go to the
Adirondack mountains, where he will
81 end the summer.
The only real up to date line Of
buggies in Madison County, now at
WEIGHS.
Mr.. w. w. Long representing the
Success Company,s Branch office of
Danville, ILL.,, and c. II. Milkee,
fha hona papogar Of Tho oop,na,,,.
were in town from last Tuesday I'M
til Saturday employing agents for
the ensuing summer.
Mr.. VIM. Dooley. after spending
several days with his parents, left,
Monday, for an extended trip thru
the South representing Gin
cinnati Hardware firm.
Mr.. ]. G. Durham, a teacher in
the Model Schools, returned to Be
rea last Thursday after having spent
a month at his home in Jackson Co.
Secretary and Mrs. Morton are
being visited by Mrs. Mortons sis
sister, Mrs. A. f. Mickey, and two
children of Mt. Airy. Phila, Penn.
Mrs. Mickey will probably spend the
summer in Berea.
FOR SALE: foot wire fencing at
20 cents per rod at Welch's.
Mr.. Cameron johnson gave an
excellent address to the Y. W. c. A.
girls. Sunday evening at the regular
meeting on "Heroines of the Mis-
sion Field
Mrs. G. n. Ellis left Wednesday for |
where she will take I
up her duties as matron of the young |
ladies' of the Lincoln Institute.
Rev. A. L. Wilson and wife return
I'd to their home in Cincinnati last
saturday after spending a week Wis
ting the College.
Mr.. r. b. Porter of Caneyville
vas in town visiting his brothers,
dessrs. G. E. and w. ii. Porter last
week.
Miss Edith Hinley, physical direc-
or of the Y. w. C. A. of Dayton, |
J.. returned to Dayton last Friday, /
fter visiting with Mrs. V. o Steen- {
cd for a week.
House cleaning is now in full blast q
nd don't forget the new furnishings /
t Welch's.
DR.. Craig was called to his home
, Stanford, Tuesday, on account of
ne sickness Of one Of his children.
Messrs. G. E., w. H. and r. b.
OTTER were in Richmond on bust :
ess last Friday.
Mrs. L. Z. Steenrod of Sidney, o., "
s,.endiDs the week with her son Fl
I'd his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. V. o. d
Mr. horace Beatty Of Richmond t
As Visiting in Berea, Monday. p
MIR. J. +. Engle of Mckee accom- o
lnied his daughter. who was on her Ia
sy TO Y. w. c. A. conference at
Hensboro, as far as Berea last Sat u
day
A party of teachers and students
the L. X. S. N. of Richmond were :,
sitting the various departments Of =
e College. Monday. =
Mr.. Wright Kelly is visiting in Har- .,
n County, this week.
Miss Anna Baltimore of Bellevue, 7,
y, returned missionary from India, M
ii be in Berea next Sunday and g,
IL, at the NJ. f.. Church, give two 90
'tures on India and its people - II
Ie at lO:45 a. m, the other at 1880
IN. The public is invited to be pres
t.-V. T. Willis. Pastor.
fertilizer has just what
ur soil needs. and saves you money A
$40 per ton.
Mr.. Henry ii. Long. former Be
a student. now of the eighth in
ntry at Manila, writes TO friends
Berea that ha findu tho arnnv N,