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

calling on friends and relatives In
Berea Sunday and Monday.
Foster Yenser, Of the College De-
partment, left for his home in Ohio
last Friday. He will probably re-
turn at the opening Of the second
semester.
Friends Of Methyl Hyxon, resident
in Berea several years ago. will be
glad to learn that she is located in
Louisville. where Mr.. Bradbury, her
husband, is at the head of the Eng
lish department in the Boys High
School.
John II. Asher. who graduated from
the College Department last year,
made the race for Circuit Court
clerk in Leslie County, and was
elected at the last general election.
He is in Berea to take typewriting
which he can use in connection with
his office.
Miss Anna Kath, Of Cincinnati, has
been visiting friends in Berea during
the past week.
John b. Kilbourne returned to Be
rea, Friday, TO enter the College De-
partment.
J. w. Bergthold. Of Louisville, the
State secretary of the Young Mems
Christian Association. spent several
days last week in Berea attending
the Student Conference being held
here.
Mrs. Reuben Tyler, Of Ohio, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. William
J. Baird, this week.
Last week the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Logan Tower was made sad by
the entrance Of the Angel of Death.
claiming as its victim their little
dne-year-old son. He was attacked
with acute pneumonia and survived
only a few days.
The Rev. Mr.. Culton, pastor of the
Primitive Baptist Church. Of Rich
mond. visited friends and relatives
in Berea, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald. of Lexing-
ton, spent the latter part Of last
week in Berea with friends.
Fayette Vaughn. one Of our neigh
boring farmers. made an automobile
trip to northern Indiana last week.
William Locke. Of Cary. Bell
County. accompanied by Miss Ger
trude Collette. came to Berea. Tues
day. seeking to buy a farm near
Berea in order that he may give his
children better school advantages.
They come through the influence
of Miss COllete, who is conducting a
school in connection with her social
settlement work among the miners Of
Cary. Berea students are rendering
lasting service in different parts OF
our country.
H. w. Foght, expert in regard TO !
rural schools in connection with the .
work being done by the United
STATES Bureau Of Education, will be
in Berea, November 10 and 20. He
will speak in United Chapel, Friday,
November 10th. on some phase Of
The Rural School Problem" He ]
will come here from Nashville, where
he is TO be in a conference on
Teacher Training for Rural
Dean McAllister and Pro-
lessor Hunt will attend this conven-
ion.
Edward Warnacutt and John
'ogle, Of Bourbon, Ind, were spend
ng last week visiting Fayette
Of near Whites Station.
f. NJ. Poteat, of Louisville, was
n Berea from Friday until Tues
lay attending the Conference.
Robert F. Spence visited friends in
Kingston Sunday. He called on two
Pig Club boys who have suffered ac-
,idents lately. Ellis Peters had an
irm broken from fall, and William
T. Ager leg broken by horse.
A new oven is being installed in
with the Kitchen. II will
nave capacity Of four thousand
caves daily. The new bakery is
being built directly back Of the Col
ege dining room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philo C. Dix were
stopping with Secretary Vaughn
rom Friday until Monday. Mr.. Dix
s one Of the travelling secretaries
If the Young Mems Christian Asso-
station. He was here to attend the
student Conference.
Simon Kelly, who graduated from
he College Department in 1908, is
coated in Missoula, Mont. He will
be in school in the Univer-
'ity Of Montana this winter.
Last Wednesday evening the Soph-
more Glass enjoyed a social hour