The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-10-08
LOCAL P AG e
NEWS On BsxHA AID VICINITY, GATlHRD FRoM
VARIETY OF So0VoCB
Get that aluminium cooking ware
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/ Get that aluminium cooking ware
at WEIGHS. (ad)
Mr.. Tracy Pearsons Of Orange, N
j., is in Berea this week installing
new batteries at the telegraph Of.
flee at the depot.
The Misses Nina King and Bet
tie Lewis were in London, Ky.
Sunday.
Mrs. George Dick and Mrs. l.. A
Davis were in Richmond, Ky, Thurs
day.
Mrs. Serbia King of Center st
is spending the week with friends
in Laurel County.
Latest shapes in ladies and girls
dress hats $40 TO $500. Children
hats best bargain ever. A complete
line. II will pay you to come down
to Chestnut st. and see what a nice
hat you can get for such little
money. Mrs. Laura Jones. (ad-i5l
Many Berea people attended the
teachers institute which is in ses-
sion at Richmond this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Adams of Win
chester, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lazwell
and little daughter, of Brush Greek
are visiting here this week with
their mother, Mrs. Mamie Branna-
man.
Mrs. I. Dooley and daughters Mary
and Ethel accompanied Mr.. +. F.
Coyle to Richmond Sunday.
A crowd Of young folks of the
town enjoyed a moonlight horse
back ride Monday evening.
Pure lard in 5Olb cans at Welch's
for $500. id.
Mr.. f. T. Fish is serving on the
grand jury this week.
Mr.. f. F. Coyle and DR.. Best took
Misses Nettie Oldham and Myers to
Richmond Monday to the institute.
Miss Fox is in Richmond this
week for the institute.
Misses Mary and Florence Tatum
are in Richmond for the institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Jackson and little
sons have returned from a three
weeks visit in Kirksville, with rel
atives.
II you want an exclusive style in
a suit or coat, make your selection
during our opening, Oct. 9th, as we
show only one garment of kind.
(ad-i5) Mrs. S. r. Baker
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Bonar of Mad
isonville, Ohio are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Ii. Bower.
b Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay Watson OF
Edinburg, Ind, and Mr.. F. NJ. Bow
er of Parksville, KY, spent weeks
end with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bow
er.
Mr.. Ben Gabbard was in town
Sunday.
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.. Edgar Wyatt was in town
from Saturday until Monday.
A crowd of the young folks mot
ored over TO Danville Sunday.
Mr., A. COffey and Mr.. d. Boone Of
Stanford, Ky, motOred over Satur-
day evening and spent Sunday with
friends. Both young men are form
er students of the school.
Get that stove at Welch's. (ad)
DR.. Cornelius was called to Liv-
ingston, KY, Monday.
Mr.. ID. n. Welch and Mr.. f. Cor
nelius spent Monday in Richmond.
Miss Dora Ely left Friday MORN
ing for BuckhOrn, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hipshire Of
Lexington, KY, arrived Monday for
a visit with ]. g. Harrison and fam
lily, and other relatives at Big Hill.
Don't all come in at once; but you
come first to Mrs. Laura Jones Mil
linery store, Chestnut St., Berea,
KY, and get the benefit OF her won
derful bargains in new, stylish hats
just in from Cincinnati. Every
style and price from SOC up to $40
ONLY this year. Stock open to the
trade now and satisfaction guaran-
teed with every order. (ad-i5)
Mr.. Leonard Robinson OF Corbin,
is visiting in Berea this week.
Mr.. Green Bales who lives in the
north central part of the state was
in town this week with his
parents and sisters.
Mr.. r. +. Spence was in London
for couple of days last week.
Eggs now zoe at Welch's. (ad)
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw who have been
living on Center ST. for some time.