The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-11-18

visit with friends in Berea.
l.. l.. Shadoin Of Louisville spent
"Wednesday and Thursday IN Rerea
visiting friends.
Junior Edwards, who has been
working in Xenia and other parts Of
Ohio for the past few weeks. return
ed home Monday evening.
Mrs. :. G.. Franklin of Mt Vernon
is one Of the first patients to be con-
fined in the new hospital opened by
the Doctor Robinsons.
g. C.. Purkey and family moved to
Bond. Saturday. where Mr.. Purkey
will go into business,
Doctor McAllister and Professor
Hunt are attending the conference
for Misunderstanding being held in
Nashville this week.
Miss Flda Hammond left for home
near Paint Lick Sunday.
Miss Laura Spence, who has re-
Gently recovered from an attack Of
typhoid fever returned TO her home
at Ionia. at the first Of the week.
Adam Ogg. who is uoing photo
graphic work in lancaster was Wis
iting in town this week.
Miss Henrietta Childs. who spent
the most Of last winter at Boone
Tavern. returned TO Berea Monday.
Rev. C.. 5. Knight has moved 10 his
property on Jackson street and
Fleming Griffith with his mother
and sisters are occupying the house
vacated by him.
Mrs. Laura Jones Mid Season Mil
linery Sale is now on. Greatest bar
gains ever offered. Everybody
come. Ad-22.
Morris Phillips Of Wilde has been
spending several days in Berea.
Miss Sallie Hammond of Richmond
State Normal was in town at the
first Of the week.
Conn Asher of Livingston was
Berea visitor Monday.
Wallace Adams returned to Rich
Imond at the first Of the week after
"A short visit with his mother on
Center street.
Floyd Kelly has been visiting with
friends in Berea for several days.
Mrs. Laura Jones is just back
from Cincinnati where she has been
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by Miss Ethel Azbill Of Richmond.
Miss Bette Azbill is making an
extended visit with w. X. Azbill and
family Of Cleveland. o.
The Rev. Alfred Smith formerly Of
this place is now pastor at Spring.
field. o. He sends his best wishes to
all Berea friends.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Fetch
er at $3.50 Tuesday morning. fine
baby girl whom they call Elizabeth.
Both mother and daughter are doing
nicely under the competent care Of
the College Hospital force.
Pruitt Smith started south Monday
night where he will visit Tuskegee
Institute and other institutions in
order TO gather data for his line OF
work
John VanWinkle is decorating
the windows and sales rooms Of R.
H. Chrisman's furniture and range
store getting ready for the big sale
Of the South Bend Malleable Ranges
from November nth to 23rd inclu-
sive. He will also assist in this big
sale during the entire week.
Don't miss the chance Of getting
the $500 set of aluminium ware
given away at Chrisman's during the
week November nth to 23rd. Read
his ad on page five. Ad-2i.
Mrs. C.. C. Degman Of Springdale,
near Maysville, came 10 Berea Mon }
day TO visit her son, C. G. Degman.
She will remain for about two
weeks. Z
Miss Ruth Bentz, a state Normal
school student, whose home is at
West CovingtOn, was the guest OF
Rev. and Mrs. Brown over the week ,
end.
The two-year- daughter OF Mrs. ,
Washburn OF California (who with
her two children is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Baker, on Chestnut
street, has been very low with bron-
chial pneumonia the past week at
the new Robinson hospital, but is re-
ported this morning as showing
signs Of recovery. Mr.. Washburn,
who was telegraphed for, will arrive
from California here by Friday
morning.
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