The citizen., 1914-10-15

| III 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
/ Flsh's (ad)
Mrs. Gatewood, who demonstrated
at Richardson's Grocery Store last
week left Sunday morning for Lex
ington. where she will next perform
her postum demonstration.
! Mr.. J. b. Richardson has sold his
grocery store to Mr.. Cornett who
will take charge soon. Mr.. Rich
ardson will take charge of the cloth
ing store formerly occupied by Cor
nett & Coyle.
Get that aluminium cooking ware
at Welch's. (ad)
Secretary Vaughn and Professor
Francis o. Clark returned Mon
day from Salyersville, KY, where
they attended school fair. They
both report the affair a great sue
cess The fair gave an agricultural
display that was well worth seeing.
DR.. Steele of Welch's Drug Store,
was called to Hyden. early this
week thru the serious illness of his
mother.
The ]. G.. Bowman family are doing
a thriving business making syrup
this fall. Fifty gallons are report
ed as having been put up so far,
with more to follow.
Pure lard in 5Olb cans at Welch's
for 5000. ad.
Mr.. sheldon Davis of Wilkesbarre,
Pa, arrived in Berea last week and
is now enrolled as a student in the
College department
We are glad to see Mrs. Taylor in
our midst again. The old crowd
says Berea didn't look quite right
win her absent.
Mrs. Sallie b. Hanson, of the Tel
ephone Exchange, left last Thursday
for Lafollete, Tenn. where her sis
or Maude, is rather critically ill.
The new graded school, which
opened Monday is reported doing
fine.
Mr.. C. C.. Rhodus. who is now man.
ager of the New Arlington Hotel
at Norton, Va, was in town the
first of the week visiting old Be
rea friends.
Portland Cement at Welch's 55c.
Miss Garlic Witt of Waco, has
been the guest of Miss Blanche
Wilson. at her home on Center St.,
the past week.
Judge J. r. Engle of Mckee spent
several days in Berea the first OF
the week.
Get that stove at Welch's. (ad)
Mr.. Chas. ID. Anderson OF Rich
mond, former student here, was
in town during the pharmacy meet
this week. He is connected with
the Perry Drug Store of Richmond.
Mr.. John Spiyee, who came here
from indianapolis, Ind, about three
weeks ago has taken up permanent
residence, having moved into re-
Gently purchased property on Rail-
road st.
Miss Myrtle Click, a graduate OF
the Berea School OF Nursing, was
visitor in town recently. She is
now located at Barbourville.
Mrs. J. NJ. Early, who left two
weeks ago for an extended trip in
the South, returned Monday.
Eggs now 20c at Welch's. (ad)
Mrs. S. Z. Gilley of Big Stone Gap,
Va, visited her two sons, Milford
and billiard last week. Both boys
are in school here.
The Misses Evans and Smith,
teachers of the Foundation Depart
ment were Harlan, KY, visitors last
week.
Mr.. Otto Ernberg left for New
York City last week, where he will
be employed this year. Together
with his work he is planning TO car
ry several studies in one OF the city
Y. NJ. C. AS.
Trunks, suit cases and all kind OF
gO-way bags at Welch's. (ad)
Miss Grace Lee Cornelius returned
last week from Fleming, KY, where
she has been located the past sew
cral months. We are glad TO see
her back.
The Messrs. John +. Trevett and
Herbert Bogue Of Casper, WyO. ar
rived here Saturday night to enter
school for the fall.
Mr.. Oscar Campbell Wyatt, who
left the first of August for
Battle Greek, Mich, returned TO Be-
rea the latter part of last week and
Will again enter school.
Cheslnuting is quite the favorite
pastlme now due TO recent frOsts.
Quite q few parties have gone out
the past week and all returned well
supplied with nuts.