The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-10-29

Mr.. Spence in company with ID
Robinson made the trip in an aut,
mobile.
Pure lard in 5Olb cans at WEIGH
for $500. q
Mrs. Abney is working hard fc
her school and should have the CO
operation of every patron in the dis
trict.
Mrs. Laura Jones has in new hal
and shapes every week while Oh
season lasts. Bought late and ca
give you a splendid hat for tn
lowest price. Call and see her.
lad
Last Thursday, the Priscilla Gu
met at Mrs. l.. A. Davis home o.
Center Street.
Mrs. W. H. Duncan and children
are visiting at the home of Mr.. an,
Mrs. p. Kearns in Winchester.
Miss Sara Ely. who is nurse a
Witherspoon College hospital. o
Buckhorn. has returned to her worl
at Buckhorn after a short visi
with her mother. Mrs. Jane Ely anc
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Engle are tn,
proud parents of a baby girl.
Mr.. W. II. Bower left for Jackson
wednesday on business.
Portland Cement at WEIGHS $50
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Jones are the
proud parents Of a baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Botkin were in
Richmond. Thursday.
Mrs. Edward Edwards of James
port, Mo, is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Best and brother Mr.. r. II. Chris
nan.
All cereals fresh at Cornetts Gro
,erys nd
The Epworth League of the NJ. T..
1hurch will have genuine. old
fashioned "Punkin" pie supper at
he new graded school auditorium.
friday evening, Nov. 9th. Every
me invited to attend. There will
'e splendid music and good program
which will interest all who come.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parrett spent
sunday with relatives in Rockcas-
le County.
Down, down, down the prices go
I Welchs. lad
Mrs. Lou Hanson. who has been
listing with her sisters at Wagner.
kla., for some time writes that she
MI start for Kentucky the last of
MS week stopping at Augusta for a
lslt before she returns home.
Stoves, stoves, stoves at Welch's.
ny kind, any price. (ad)
Mrs Chas. Burdette and son, John.
eturned Tuesday from a four
'eeks visit with her mother, Mrs. |
annie Campbell of Kingston, Ind. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli COrnelison moved |
.Onday to Paint Lick where Mr.. |
ornelison will have charge of the
'lephOne.
Don't forget you can always get |
he best hat for your money at Mrs. |
aura Jones. Every one will tell
)u that Ask them. lad |
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Spurlock of Har.
N, Ky, came last week to see Mrs. |
purloek's mother who is very i'll.
Call C0rnetts Grocery. ad
Prof. and Mrs. Carl Hunt enter
lined Misses Mary Fee, Hlda
'elch, Mr.. John Welch, Prof. Mess
Pr and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Vaughn
a dinner party Tuesday evening.
Get that stove at Welch's. lad
Mr.. William Evans spent Sunday
/ Richmond.
Rev. ID. w. Brown of the NJ. f.
hurch attended the State Sunday
chOOl Convention at Lexington
st week.
Why don't you trade at Cornetts
rOcery. ad
Eggs now 20c at Welch's. (ad)
Miss Fox Of Narrow Gap was in
'wn Saturday on business.
Mr.. ID. II. Breck and family were
town Monday on business.
Last Sunday was Rally Day at NJ.
Church. The attendance reached
he two hundred mark and the pro-
am and decorations were enjoyed
Fry much by all who were there.
New goods daily at COrnett's. ad
Miss Grace Cornelius spent the
st of last week in Richmond with
,latives and friends.
Mr.. Bob Engle was in Richmond
Who said high prices? They
ave been cut to pieces at Welch's.
tad)