The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-08-13


Mrs. +. Clark came from Delaware,
Ohio, Saturday night where she was
visiting relatives.
Mr.. l.. l.. Davis Of Elwood. Ind,
was in town Saturday for the Davis
reunion.
Mrs. Maude Lines who has been
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Bert
Coddington, returned to her home in
Cincinnati Ohio.
Mr.. Jas. Black of Speedwell is Wis
iling his daughter, Mrs. J. II. Jack
son.
Mr.. Sam Scruggs Of Flemingburg.
who has been visiting his brother,
Mr.. Albert Scruggs returned home
Saturday.
Miss Stella Bicknell returned TO
Richmond, Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie p. Hanson went to East
Bernstadt, Saturday. to spend weeks
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearl
Mrs. T.. C.. Carter Of birmingham,
Ala, is the guest of her niece. Mrs.
A. +. Griflith.
Mr.. Everett Nanwinkle of Hazard
was in Berea Saturday for the Davis
reunion.
More blackberries were shipped
from Berea TO other markets this
year than any other season. Mr.. j.
5. Colt was the largest shipper and
received one check from Lippwest &
Co, Of Cincinnati, for almost two
thousand dollars. in part payment
for his shipments.
For Sale. One set double harness
complete. A bargain. Enquire at
The Citizen office. (ad)
Mrs. Stanley Kitchen and children
Of Corbin are visiting relatives and
friends for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Kinnard and
children attended the fair in Lex
ington from Wedne sday until Sun
day.
Mrs. J. VI. Farley who has been in
Baltimore, Nd. buying goods return
ed home Saturday.
Elizabeth Lee Harrison
Miss Minerva Spurlock returned at
the first Of the week from a visit
with her sister. Mrs. L. VI. Burgess,
at Paint Lick.
Mrs. Kansas Harrison has been
spending several days in Berea with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Coyle.
Mr.. Robert Spence was in Lexing-
ton on business at the first of the
week.
Misses Grace Preston and Una Cab
bard were attending the fair at Crab
Orchard at the first of the week.
Miss May Harrison is spending a
few days in Irvine this week.
Phone all your wants to 90. adj
Mrs. Margaret Golden and children
have moved to the Adams house on
the East end of Center st.
Mr.. T. J. Coyle Of Jackson County
was in town on business the latter
part of last week.
Very successful meetings were
held in the NJ. F. Church the past
week under the direction of the Rev.
Brown Of Harlan. Like meetings
were held in the Christian Church
by the Rev. Bell Of Lexington.
Prof. Marsh met with a very pain
full accident last Friday while at
work: when a heavy plank fell upon
his great toe, crushing it badly. He
on all tours at present.
Miss Bertha Robinson Of w. Va,
is spending a week with her sister,
Mrs. Sharp.
Mr.. Taylor returned from his va
'ation Friday night, the eth. Mrs. I.
Taylor is still in the hospital and |
Ices not hope to return before, per- !
maps October.
Miss Harriet I. Gray returned to her /
i'ill' III tiuA iiiiidiis hOlludN lilplH- /
ng.
The Misses Lille and Margaret I
With, nieces of Miss Gray, both Of /
Cincinnati, are spending some time
N Berea.
The Rev. Everett filed his regular I
at London Sunday. Mr.. /
stanley Ault accompanied him as
his guest
Ulysses Wyatt, Jr., is a victim Of
he humps.
The war is going on in Europe so
: The Citizen progressing with its
of new subscribers. II is
bound to take the country.
Don't hesitate TO subscribe for The
Citizen because you are getting
war" bargains on premiums.