The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-09-24

the Porter-Moore Drug Store this
week during the usual rush occas-
toned by the opening of school.
The Messrs. Joe and Sidney Davis
were visitors from Pineville the lat
ter part OF last week.
Mr.. Dudley Curry returned from
Kansas. Thursday, where he has
been spending the summer. He
will enter the Academy Department
again this year.
Mr.. Achilles Webb, who lately re-
ceived admittance to the Kentucky
bar, was in town on business the
latter part OF last week.
Mr.. Bruce Barton and wife OF
New York City stopped over for a
visit with Berea friends the first OF
this week. Mr.. Barton is an old Be
rea student, now famous as q news
paper man, and we are always glad
to welcome him back.
Mr.. J. o. Bowman. class 1911, who
has charge Of the high school at
Carlisle, Ny, was in Berea Saturday
visiting home folks and friends.
Miss Annie f. Wellington, who has
been visiting in Berea all summer
with Mrs. Bogie and daughter, re-
turned to her home last Thursday
in Hastings, Fla.
Fish's announce their fall and
winter opening Friday and Satur-
day, September 25 to 26, 1914, and
earnestly invite you to attend.
Main and Center Streets, Berea, Ky.
lad 49,
The Misses Frances Heverlo and
Leila Mckee and the Messrs. Ben II.
Barnard and Hans Perry Of the
Normal School, were Wis
itors here over Sunday.
Miss Florence Stevens came from
her home in Waynesboro, Va, Sat-
urday to enter school for the year.
Mr.. Gordon Imrie returned from
his home in Whitehall. Mich, where
he spent the latter part of the sum-
mer. and will reassume his duties
at the Tavern.
Just now we have on exhibition
an attractive line of models in tail
Ored effects that are particularly
adapted for immediate wear. Even
if you don't want to buy you are
welcome to come in to look and
get an advance insight into the mil
linery styles for early fall wear.
Fish's (ad)
Mr.. Geo. WOoler Clark is again at
his old stand as Director of the Be
rea school of Printing. We are all
glad to see him in our midst again.
Miss Bertha Robinson, Mrs. Early's
very efficient saleslady, is suffering
with a sprained ankle.
Mr.. J. NJ. Dickson and family |
moved here recently from Hazard
md now occupy quarters in the
,lock opposite Welch's Stores on
chestnut st.
Mrs. Will Isaacs is very serious
Y i'll at the college hospital this
week
Eggs now 2Oc at Welch's. (ad) /
Mr.. Charles Click OF Kerby Knob |
listed Dr. Robinson at his home
N Chestnut St., the first Of this
week.
Mr.. Fred Turner, who is now 10
ated in Indiana, was also a guest /
# DR.. Robinson this week.
The BObtOwn schools have been
to close for the time be-
ng because of a slight epidemic of
liphtheria in the neighborhood.
DIR. Davis entertained the Senior
lass nurses at his home on Center
Il. the first Of the week.
The new Red Lick telephone line
$ now completed and ready for use. |
DIR. Roberts entertained the Sun
lay school teachers Of the Union
Ihurch at his home on Prospect St.,
Monday evening.
. Trunks, suit cases and all kind OF
,o-way bags at Welch's. (ad)
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Baker and
Bernice, spent Wednes-
lay at the State Fair at Louisville.
Cornett and Coyle have moved into
heir new building on Main st.
Mrs. l.. A. Wyatt and daughter,
Lucia, left Thursday for a four
weeks visit with friends and rela-
ives in Clay County.
Mrs. l.. d. Lewis Of Hyden accom-
panied her daughter, Mary, who
has entered school. Mrs. Lewis
made a short visit with relatives
and friends returning TO her home
Friday.