The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-12-16

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William Jesse Baird spent from
Saturday until Monday with his
father near Lancaster. lie was ac-
companied by Thomas Baird.
Miss T.. X. Corwin left for Louis
Eville Saturday.
Howard Grant of Richmond is Wis
iting friends and relatives in Berea
this week.
| A letter comes from Alfred Sides,
who was compelled TO return 90 his
home in Damariscotta, Me-, some
weeks ago, stating that he was not
al all affected with tuberculosis as
was supposed when he left Berea.
He is rapidly recovering and expects
TO be hale and hearty in a few
weeks. He sends greetings 10 all Be-
rea friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Of Richmond
were visitors at the laying Of the
cornerstone OF Kentucky Hall.
The large oven at the Boarding
Hall, which has been in the process
Of construction for several weeks,
is nearing completion. This will be
great acquisition TO the facilities
Of the Boarding Hall. Its capacity
is 1000 loaves Of bread daily.
Robert Spence, our popular county
agent, spent Monday in Richmond in
conference with Jeoffrey Morgan, the
state agent.
w. II. Owen Of Copper Greek was
business visitor in Berea last
Thursday.
Mrs. Frost left for Louisville Mon
day for several days visit in that
city.
J. F. Moore was visited by his
mother the latter part of last week.
Bert Ramsey and William Farmer
were visitors in Richmond last
week.
f. B. Tatum went 10 Louisville
Saturday and returned Sunday.
A bazaar given by the Loyal
Daughters of the Christian church.
was held in the store Of Mrs. J. NJ.
Early, Saturday and Monday. The
Bazaar returned good profits.
! Charles r. Anderson, rural school
expert Of the Normal Department,
accompanied by Miss Bowersox's
class in observation work made an
excursion TO Miss Fox's school at Mar
row Gap Monday. They went TO OBJ
serve methods which are actually in
use and which are working from n
practical as well as theoretical
standpoint
Clarence Harold. who has been
spending the past week with friends
and relatives here, departed for Ok
aloha, Miss, Monday noon.
Robert Spence, county agent, lee
tured to a gathering Of farmers at
Dreyfus last Friday night on Com
munity Organization" The at
tendance was large.
Mrs. Ella Kindred who underwent
a serious operation at the Robinson
Hospital several weeks ago, was able
to be taken TO her home on Scafrold
Cane Sunday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Terrill OF
Paint Lick We're visiting friends in
Berea Sunday.
Mrs. w. J. Hudspeth was shopping
bin Richmond Monday
The papering of the Christian
Church has been completed greatly
identifying the inside appearance.
Mrs. Will Duncan and Miss Ethel
Duncan were shopping in Richmond
Monday.
A Christmas cantata is TO be given
lat the Christian Church next Friday
evening. Special parts are to be
sung by Misses Grace Cornelius,
Hazel Blazer and Ralph Hudspeth.
Preston Cook. the son Of Robert
Cook OF Center street, is i'll with
scarlet fever this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan BOgie and lit
tie daughter of Kirksville came TO
Berea Thursday. Mr.. BOgie is do
ing the brick laying on Mr.. Chris
mans houses.
John Asher left for his home in
IHyden Wednesday where he goes TO
assume the duties of Circuit CLERK Of
Leslie County.
/ Paul DeGroOdt was called TO his
home in Excelsior, Mimi, Tuesday
on account Of the illness of his faith
ier.
Robert Spence, our county agent
lectured to meeting of farmers at
Locust Branch Tuesday night. a
good attendance was reported.
At meeting of the College men
Friday morning Harlan Muntz was
elected captain Of the basketball
team for the coming year. The cap
tain and team are putting forth ev-
iery effort to produce a winning ag-
'gregation.
Dean Clark is rejoicing at the
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