The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-11-19
L &C AL P A G E
NEWS or sERBA AND VICINITY, GATHERED FROM A
VARIETY OF SOURCES

store lately? II will pay you "a
visit il. ad
Mr.. Otto Staler, representative OF
the Perry, Norvell Go. Of Hunting
ton. W. Va, came down from Win
chester last Thursday for few
days visit with some Of his old
school friends, in school here. Mr..
Staler, was well-pleased with the
school, speaking very highly Of the
good work being done here.
Mr.. Jesse Baird spoke at the Fox
school house at Big Hill last week.
He was accompanied by Miss Taul-
heimer Of Cincinnati and Miss Ty-
Ter.
II it's new you'll find il at Hayes
& Colts. lad
Mrs. Myrtle Rice. nee Myrtle
Witt, a former student, and her
husband, Mr.. Charley Rice, a mer-
chant of Rice Station. Ky, visited
friends and relatives in town sew
eral days last week. They were
married last Thursday.
DR.. Bonser. Associate Professor of
Vocational Education at Columbia
University. is visiting the school
this week.
We are located in our new store
on Main Street and are ready to
give our customers the very best at
tention. Mrs. S. r. Baker. lad
Mr.. John Welch spent several
days in Washington, ID. c., the past
week on business.
Mr.. II. F. Taylor very delightfully."-
entertained the following young
folks to chicken dinner last Mon
day evening. Misses Taulheimer,
Carruthers, Brewton, Tyler, Bryan;
Messrs. Baird, Messner, Ritter and
Hancock. A pleasant social even
ing was spent and all enjoyed them
selves to the fullest.
Dried Fruits for your Black Cake !
now at Welch's ad |
Mrs. Peck is now out and about |
again, having successfully passed |
the critical after stages Of her op-
Mr.. GOilford Frost and Mr.. Tandy 1
Lanter of Moberly, visited the Miss
rs Anna Mae Grant and Luella Pull
lins from Saturday TO Sunday.
Miss Bessie Mullins Of Ewing, is
relatives and friends in Be-
rea for a few days.
Best Pink Salmon i0c. COrnetts.
(ad)
Prof. LeVant Dodge made short
blue grass tour last week visiting
Lexington, Winchest-
er. Ford, and Richmond. The trip
vas made as Asst Adj't General of
he Kentucky G. A. r. in the inter
sst of the Annual inspection Of
Grand Army Posts. He reports a
cordial and enthusiastic reception
1t all points.
Get a new rooster for Thanks
giving turkey at Welch's ad
Mrs. Howard Hudson has been in
he hospital for the past week suff-
ring with tonsilitis. She is report
ID to be improving.
Mrs. Mollie Hubbard left last
Thursday for an extended visit with .
Ter son, C. C. Rhodus at Norton, Va.
hecent word from DR.. Cowley as ,
o his health is most encouraging. {
lie feels quite himself again and
lop"s within year TO be able TO do T
mans work again.
Swell new caps for men and boys,
Oc to $3.50. Hayes & Gott. (ad)
The final tennis tournament Of the
eason's series was won by Mr.. Gene
Marsh, who was granted letter b.
The Rev. Guiles Taylor spoke to
he student body in the main chap
i, Saturday morning. He gave a
,ery interesting talk which was
,reatly enjoyed.
You can't afford to pass up the
ervice you get at Welch's ad
Miss Anna Leavitt left Wednesday
morning of this week TO take up her
lew work at Altus, Oklahoma. She
vent by way of Midway, Richmond
md Cincinnati, at which places she
will visit friends.
IS pounds sugar for 500. Cor
,pit's (adl