The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-08-06


Chestnut Street.
DR.. Craig of Stanford has taker
Or. Porters place, who is away fol
two weeks.
Miss Bertha King, who was Q
student at Knoxville. Tennessee
came home Friday for a months Wis
il.
Miss Lucy Holiday, who was a
student at Knoxville, Tenn, is here
for visit.
Mr.. Joe Adams and family arrived
last Thursday from Boulder. Col, in
time to attend the funeral of Mrs
Adams father, Geo. Anderson.
Miss Raymond returned Monday
night from Chautauqua where she
spent her vacation during July. On
her return trip she brought the
Roberts children, Mildred and Hell
en-. who have been visiting relatives
in Ohio.
Edmund Burgess has returned
from a summer visit to Washington
ID. C..
Mr.. J. II. Clark prosperous farmer
of Clay County is visiting relatives
in Berea for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs Washburn of Ibenche
Station. Africa, announced the arri-
val of Master Miles Dixon Wash
burn at ii:i5, p. m, June 3, 1914.
He is fine specimen weighing ~
pounds. Both are doing well, es-
pecially the mother"
Mr.. John C.. Kerby writes from
Atlanta, Illinois. July 2Sth, about
his bumper wheat crop of IL bushels
per acre and his neighbor who
threshed 5i2 bushels from 10 acres.
William Montgomery from Rich
mond moved into the Henry Bicknell
on Prospect Street lie is
a plumber by trade.
Alva Pullins, brother of d. C.. Pull
lins, moved from Richmond into d.
C. Pullins' property on Prospect st.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Burgess of
Paint Lick were visiting in town at
the first of the week.
Miss Lou Phillips of Wilde has
been spending several days with
friends in Berea.
Misses Bertha King and Lucy HOl-
llday returned last Friday from
Knoxville where they have been at
tending summer school.
Miss Della Holiday left the first of
the week for Hazard, KY, where she
will spend the remainder of the
summer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Spurlock of Haz-
ard, KY, arrived last week for a Wis
il with Mr. SpurlOck's mother who
IS very sick.
Miss Elizabeth VanWinkle of Har-
an, KY, is visiting for several days
With relatives in town.
Messrs. Porter and Moore attend
I'd the Fair at Lexington, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fulkerson
md little son, Ronald, arrived Fri
lay from California for a visit of
ew weeks with Mrs. Fulkerson's
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Van Wrinkle
# Cincinnati spent last week in Be
ga. Mr.. Van Wrinkle returned Sun
lay, but Mrs. Van Wrinkle will re-
main with her parents thru this
week.
Miss Bess Hays arrivevd Wednes-
lay from Gadsden, Ala, for a visit |
With home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Garfield left |
or Leitchfleld, Ohio, at 200 o'clock |
iOnday morning in the automobile !
ARRIVING with them Mrs. C. NJ. Can
leld and children. Mr.. Garfield made !
he trip on his motor cycle. They are
o be gone about a month.
Mr.. C. C. Rhodus left Berea for
horton, Va, where he takes charge
# nice hotel business. Success TO
lin.
Mr.. John S. Lakes writes from San
Diego, CAL, I'VE are always glad to !
'et The Citizen. We enjoy the good
tories so much; as well as the good
eachings. Our best wishes to The
,itizen and Editor.
Miss .Maude Bowman left Friday
light of last week for Altamont, N.
J., where she will begin teaching in
he AltamOnt school on the 7th, as
principal. Before beginning her
'chool she will visit relatives and
friends in Bakersville. N. C.