The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-07-03
L LOCAL P A G E
NEWS OF BEREA AND VICINITY, GATHERED FROM
VARIETY OF SOURCES

Mr.. John WEIGH returned yester-
gay from Chicago.
Miss Beulah Wars, daughter OF I.
c. Wars, OF Scaffold Cane, died last
Thursday and was buried Friday at
the Wars graveyard, by the Eastern
Star. The Re-. Hudson and Rev.
Brookshire assisted in the funeral
services.
FOR SALE Three fresh two-year
old Jersey cows. See Tarlton Combs.
The quarterly conference Of BereG
NJ. E. church, vas held at Wallace
Chapel, June 2sth and 18th. Sunday
the Elder had charge of the morning
service and the afternoon service was
in charge OF G. w. Everett assisted
by r. G. Murreil. Between 600 and
700 people were in attendance.
Rev. VIM. Jones. Sunday School
Evangelist of Kentucky, delivec-
cd an interesting address, Friday
morning, at the NJ. f. church. He IS
booked to be back here some time
in August
Rev. o. c. Haas was called to NJ.
Vernon, Ind, where his mother is
dying. He has our heartfelt sympathy.
Mr.. b. II. vanwinkle and famll,
moved at the FIST of the week 20
their property on Forest St, which
they have recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bender and
children Of Richmond visited at Mr..
Joe Scrivner'3 home at the first Vf
the week.
The Christian church Sunday School
enjoyed their annual Sunday School
picnic at Mallory Springs last Thurs
day.
Mrs. c. A. Holder and children ar
rived Saturday from London for p
visit with Mrs. j. NJ. Early.
Mr.. X. b. Does mother who has
been an invalid for number cf
years died at hlj home last Friday.
A funeral service was held at the
residence Saturday afternoon by Dr..
Roberts and iatorment followed IN
Berea cemetery. Mrs. Doe had been Il
her sons homs for a number ~
months and had been faithfully and
lovingly cared for by her daughter,
Miss Mary Doe.
Mr.. ID. l.. Scoles stopped owe. for
few days In town az the first Of
the week, on his way from the Y. NJ.
| c. A. conference at Black Mountain
to his home IN Ohio.
+ Miss Sarah Ely returned last Satur-
day to her work at Buckhorn, KY,
where she is superintendent of the
hospital, at. that place.
Mr.. ]. w. VauWinkle of Mt. Yer
non was in town last week.
The Misses Bette Lewis and Bessie
May were in Richmond, Thursday
and Friday attending Chautauqua.
Miss L.lliaA ambrose left Monday
for Simpsonville where she has
position in Lincoln institute Tor
the coming year.
Franklin Evans and Charles Bow
man spent from saturday until Sun
day with friends in Brodhead.
Mr.. e. L. Robinson has just pur-
chased THE Palace Meat Market OF
Mr.. U. b. Roberts. We are exceeding
~ glad to welcome Mr.. Robinson as
one OF our business men Of the
town.
Mr.. Charley Adams, depot agent, at
Hannigan, KY, spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
Judge T. ]. Coyle left On a bust
ness trip, Tuesday. fer Florida.
The Disciple Sunday School spent
Thursday at Mallory Springs. Every
body having a most enjoyable time.
Mr.. J. l.. Bicknell made a business
trip to Cincinnati. Tuesday.
The Misses Mabel and Ruth Bick-
nell spent Saturday and Sunday VS.
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Elihu Bickneli ut
Hickory Plaino.
Mr.. Jesse Murrell was in town Sa.-
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Martin, OF Clover Bottom'
was visiting friends and relatives m
Berea last week.
Miss Rebecca +. Hall and Miss
Rosa Grocsman, teachers in Cinen-
natl. are spending a week or two 1t
Boone Tavern.
DR.. and MIRA Bodkins and Miss
Hilda WEIGH visited Mr.. ]. NJ. Coyie
AT the Richmond Infirmary, Monday.
Mr.. Chester Lewis of Lancaster
Ky. visited friends in town a few
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