The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-02-11

Sallie p. Hanson.
Henry Bingham spent weekend
with his family.
Mrs. l. C. Davis has been sick, but
} is now better.
: Bess Harrison
Miss Lucretia Spurlock Of Paint
. Lick was visiting in town the first
Of the week.
Mrs. Sallie Hanson pleasantly en-
tertained few of her friends at her
home on Chestnut street last Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. S. r. Baker drove to Bear
Walow Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Vale of Gin
cinnati are spending the week in
Berea.
The Misses Helen Carruthers,
Marguerite Porter, Helen Dizney,
Gene McCollum, Nora Baker, Helen
Weddle, Susie Holiday and Maud
Spencer, and the Messrs. Benton
Fielder. l.. o. Holman and William
Crouch attended the Student Vol
unteer Conference at Georgetown
last Saturday, the 9th. The con-
ference lasted two days.
r. F. Spence addressed the west
end school, taught by Charles r.
Anderson, last Monday on agrfcul-
tural subjects. While there he or
ganized a peanut club, and pig,
a poultry, and a tomato club.
Messrs. U. S. Wyatt and Charles
Burdette made business trip to
Winchester Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Belue OF Rich
mOnd left on the 4i6 am. train
February 9Th for Cincinnati, where
they will meet Miss Banner Proctor.
their trimmer. They will diligently
search the style centers of Cincin-
natl, Indianapolis, and Chicago for
the newest things in millinery and
ladies ready-to-wear garments.
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A. F. Scruggs, of the Scruggs &
Baker Insurance Company, was a
Richmond visitor Monday.
C. R. Hanson Of Lexington is Wis.,
iting friends about town this week.
C. |. 0gg and son, Alden, came over
from Lancaster the first of the week
for a short visit with friends. He
says he is getting along nicely with
his work and finds Lancaster to be
quite pleasant place to live. Alden
has contracted to play cornet in
the evenings with the local movies.
Attorney L. C. Little Of Mckee
stopped over Sunday for visit with
friends. He had been attending the
County court which was in session
last week and was on his way home.
Miss Matte Medlock of Annville,
Jackson County. visited at Dan Bow
mans, on Prospect street, the first Of
the week.
A. C. Webb, an attorney OF this
county, was in town several days
on business last week.
]. |. Jackson and Miss Ida Terrell
Of Perth, Kansas, were Tavern visi-
tors last Saturday.
Harold Hoagland OF the College
underwent an operation
at the College Hospital last Thurs
day for a bent-stick fracture OF the
leg. The fracture occurred over
year ago while playing football and
only partially healed over.
Joe Van Hook, a student of last
year. entered the College Department
the first of last week. He has been
teaching school in Pulaski County.
John McCracken, a College stud
emit left for his home in Cynthiana
the latter part Of last week.
Miss Rose Higgins, of the Academy
Department, left for her home in Co
lumbus, o.. Tuesday, where she will
enter the city high school for the
balance of the year.
James Wynn. OF the Academy De-
partment, was called TO his home in
Dryden, Va, last Friday by the death
of his sister, who has been ill for
some time.
Warren Keith Of Larue County
entered the College Department last
week.
A. l.. Shearer, night engineer at
the Power House underwent double
operation for appendicitis and small
tumor Of the head Sunday morning.
Miss Mae Suffer Davis OF Bar
bOurville was in town last Friday,
She entertained at the Methodist
Church Friday evening.