The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-11-05
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NEWS or BERBA AND VICINITY, GATHERED FROM A
VARIETY OF SOURCES

Mrs. Chas. Burdette returned last
week from Clarksburg, Ind, where
she has been visiting for the past
two or three weeks.
Burdette & Sons received the con-
tract for the construction Of the
new postonlce to be located in the
WEIGH block on Chestnut st.
Mr.. Edwin Tatum. who is tele-
graph operator at Fl. Estill June
ton, spent several days the past
week with town friends and rela-
t'vcs.
Latest shapes in ladies' and girls
dress hats $40 TO $500. Children's
hats best bargain ever. A COM
plete 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.
lad
Mr.. s. X. Richardson is visiting his
many town friends this week.
We are serving the public in a
most desirable manner in the way
of advertising what you need. Don't
be afraid to read our ads, they are
clean. The Citizen is always at the
front on new things.
Miss Matilda Medlock of Annville,
Jackson county, was Berea visitor
from Saturday until Tuesday.
Mr.. Geo. Parrett visited his par
ents in Mt. Vernon, Rockcastle
county. Sunday.
Miss Lou Phillips was at home at
Wilde over Sunday.
Miss Laura lsaacs, a student OF
the Eastern Ky. State Normal School
at Richmond. spent the week end
with her parents on Depot st.
Miss Gertrude Beecher, a Senior
Of the College Department, under
went an operation for tonsilitis at
the College Hospital this week.
Mrs. Laura Jones has in new hats
and shapes every week while the
season lasts. Bought late and can
give you a splendid hat for the
lowest price. Call and see her.
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All the unmarried members Of the
Faculty were guests at party given
in their honor at the Todd House, on
Prospect st., last Monday evening.
In the course of the evening, a quilt
was made, each person present con-
tributing a patch. The quilt will
be presented to the first member to
become victim to Cupids darts.
There was large number present
and jolly time is reported.
Don't forget you can always get
the best hat for your money at Mrs.
Laura Jones. Every one will tell
you that. Ask them. (adl
Mr.. Joe Riddle, a last years stud
ent, stopped over for a brief visit
with Berea friends Tuesday. He was
on his way TO his home in Brod-
head, Rockcastle County.
Miss Frances Sproule, who has
been visiting near Berea the past
three weeks returned to Battle
Greek, Mich, Wednesday.
Mrs. Jane Estridge of Richmond
was in town on a business call last
Monday.
The College Seniors enjoyed a
walking party Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Burns Of Chicago is
with her sister, Mrs. G. II. FELTON, on
Jackson Street, and expects TO re-
main for a part Of the winter.
Mrs. b. F. Harrison has returned
from a visit with her mother, Mrs.
J. B. Park of Estill County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Parker gave
a very delightful dinner party to
OF their friends Saturday
evening at their home on Center
Street. The guests seated at the
table with Mr.. and Mrs. Parks were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Mitchell, Miss
Nettie Oldham. and Miss Nina King.
A party of students thOroly enjoy
ed a trip to Brush Greek Caves Mon
day.
Miss Marie Bower left Friday for
Cincinnati to spend few days with
friends in the city. She returned
home at the first of the week.
Mrs. Sallie Adams who has been
living in the west end OF town for
some time moved back to her old
home on Center Street last week.