The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-07-22
IN Berea At the FIRST Of the week.

ston, was the guest Of Misses Nina
and Bertha King at the first OF the
week.
Mr.. and Ms Pruitt Smith de-
llghtfully entertained large number
Of young people at lawn party at
their home las. Friday evening. Va
rious outdoor games were played
and bountiful refreshments, consist
ing OF watermclons and ice cream,
were very greatly enjoyed.
II. II. Harrison made a business
trip 10 JohnetIa at the first Of the
week.
Fred Lewis, Il Chagrin Falls, o.,
has been visiting with his parents
for the past few days.
Mrs. Sam Isaacs. Of Valley View,
visited at the first Of the week at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
J. X. Baker.
Mrs. B. II. Roberts returned Satur-
day, from three-weeks visit in the
North. and reports a very pleasant
and restful time.
Miss Alberta Mitchell has retrun-
ed TO her work in Lexington as
nurse in one Of the large hospitals
there, after spending a couple OF
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Min
ME Mitchell. a. her home on Center
street.
. Grant Hun returned from Wash
ington. d. c.. and Atlantic City,
Tuesday OF this week, where he
spent a part OF his vacation. He
will spend The remainder OF his
holidays at his home in Letcner
County.
C. f. Jarvis, assistant accountant
in Treasurer OsbOrne's Office, left
on the Friday morning train Of last
week. for Pittsburg. Pa, for a short
business trip in the interest OF a
coal company, which is in the pro-
cess of organization in that city in
which he is interested.
R. F. Spence returned from an
extended trip through Laurel
County, where he was called TO as
sist County Agent Sam Morgan at
the different farmers institutes held
in that County last week. He re-
ports an excellent time apd profit
able one for the farmers and corn
club boys. He visited the following
points: Mt. Vernon, London. Bon
ham, and Farriston, at which places
the institutes were held.
R. F. Spence turned into the hos
pital for repairs on Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Mae Tcdd returned to the
hospital for further treatment Tues
day night.
James Wynn. having spent a
pleasant vacation with home peo-
pie in Virginia, returned Tuesday
and resumed his duties in the print
ing department
Mrs. DeJaTnette, OF Hardinsburg,
is now visiting her daughter, Mrs.
English
II. C. Mcclure disposed OF his prop
erty on Jackson street and will leave
today with his family for Winnie
bago, Ill.,, where they will make
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Bnrdette
and Mrs. CAM bell motored to High
T ridge Tuesday OF this week.
Joe Lewis, of the Silver Creek set
Element, was operated on for ap-
pendicitis at the Berea Hospital
Tuesday.
Boone Tavern is being greatly i'm
proved by the addition OF seven
private baths and running water in
very room. The work is being
pushed forward and will be COM
Dleted after the Berea Fair. This
will make Boone Tavern one OF the
most complete and attractive hotels
in the State.
Preparations are under way for a
new roof on Lincoln Hall. II will
De covered with asbestos slate.
Jersey bull for sale or exchange.
ad. T. Combs.
Work is going on in preparing logs
or the new Log Palace which is TO
De used for the Fireside Industries.
This is to be completed before
and will be an ornament
o Berea and campus.
Miss Elizabeth Minnich, OF Lex
ngton, returned home Sunday. She
lad been uur2ing her cousin, Mrs.
simon Muncy. Miss Minnich will
pc remembered as a graduate Of the
3erea School OF Nursing several
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