The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-01-21
Mr.. and Mrs. =. c. Maupin were in

d'Hu munVN was Dusiutsc WIS.,
itor to Paint Lick Tuesday.
Mrs. w. r. Griffin Of Norwood
: Ohio, was the guest Of Mrs. w. II
Duncan the past few days
Greedy Deoman. a former voca
I, ticnal student. now in the insurance
. business at Mavsville, visited over
: Sunday with friends.
Cornetrs for your fancy Grocer
. les. ad
Eugene Marsh. son Of Dean Marsh,
underwent an operation for an
pendicitis at the College Hospital
Monday. Or. Botkin was the al.
tending physician.
Denny Elliott. who was a student
here 1912, visited his cousin. Rass,
the latter part Of last week. He is
now in school at State University at
Lexington.
1 The Messrs. George l.. Burton and
James SDeed Of Louisville were in
town Saturday. They served as
judges on the debate between the
two senior societies.
Charles Howes, class 1914, visited
former classmates and friends the
latter part Of last week. He is
teaching school at Berry, Ky, this
year.
When you want groceries quick
call Cornett's. ad
The Messrs. James Wynn. Stanley
Smith and Parnell Picklesimer were
Paint Lick visitors Sunday.
George Parrot of the west end Of
town moved to Brush Greek the first
OF the week.
General Lunsford of Sand Gap
has moved TO Berea this week. He
is located on Railroad street.
See Cornetts grocery before you
buy. ad
The Messrs. Carl vogel, Robert
TempletOn, Charles Lark. Clarence
Harold, Harold Hackett and Veo
Douglas were entertained TO dinner
at the home of Lester Hill on Scat
fold Cane Pike Monday.
I Alden Ogg was a Richmond visitor
, Monday.
The streets of Berea were too mar
row for Doctor Best Tuesday MORN
ing. His face was too small TO con
tain the smile that told the story of
nine pound girl that came to their
home that morning of the 10th.
Generalization TO the parents.
Cornett makes deliveries any time
you call. ad
Treasurer and Mrs. Osborne were
made happy as well as their son,
Albert and his wife by the arrival
Of a son to the young couple on
Christmas morning at Long Beech,
Cal. He was named Charles ThOm-
as. Many will remember the moth
er as Miss Wayne Garfield, FORM
er student of Berea College.
Hal Barber. who has been work.
ing in Jackson, Mich. returned to
Berea last week.
Fresh groceries at Cornetts. ad
Edgar Moore was in Louisville for
a part OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Herndon left
for Texas Thursday where they will
spend the rest of the winter.
Miss Smith. who has been helping
in the Presidents's Offices, left for
her home in Ohio "Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. Hanson of Lexington, spent
week end at the King home.
See COrnett for Christmas cand-
les and Fruits ad.
Sam Clay of Winchester was
in town first of week on business.
Mrs. l.. A. Davis spent Saturday
in Cincinnati, o.
Mr.. Wilson of Paris was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Seal the first
of the week.
Henry Bingham mas rented MS
residence on Chestnut street to Less
Adams. Mr.. Bingham has moved in
TO John FOwler's residence on Chest
nut street.
Go TO Cornetts for Christmas
candies and fruits. ad
Walter BOgie, who has been in bad
health for quite a while, left Thurs
day for New Mexico. His sister,
Miss Lizzie Bogie. accompanied him
as far as Cincinnati. Miss Bogie re-
turned home Monday.
The Priscilla Club met at the home
OF Mrs. Frank COyle Friday after
noon. January 10. The hostesses
were Mrs. COyle and Mrs. Clark. The
program was as follows:
Some Notable Social Settlements
and Workers, by Mrs. Calfee; Santa
ton for Berea, by Mrs. Roberts.
These papers were greatly enjoyed