The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-02-17

|, working in Dayton, Ohio. returned
tc his home here Sunday.
DR.. b. F. Robinson and Paul Ditto
motored 10 Richmond Saturday.
F. \. Bender. who has been en-
ployed in pineville, is visiting his
family on Center street for few
days
William Hanson. Of Lexington
spent saturday with his mother
Mrs. Samuel Hanson. Of Chestnut
street
Master William Bower, the young
cst son Of W. II. Bower, is III with
Typhoid fever at his home on Chest
nut street.
Mrs. John Herndon and little son.
Of Whites station. were in Berea
Saturday shopping.
Miss Martha Dean underwent a
serious operation for appendicitis
at the Robinson Hospital last week.
Miss Dean had just recovered from
an attack Of typhoid fever.
Z Mrs. Alice Settle Of Depot street.
while going down the Depot hill, re-
cpived an injury over the lett eye.
Mrs. Settle cannot remember wheth-
or she stumbled and fell or whether
someone hit her.
Little Carl pitts. who has been
confined al the Robinson Hospital
with pneumonia. was able to ne
taken home Friday.
Gordon Hammond. bricklayer on
Kentucky Hall, made a business
trim 20 his home in Salyersville the
first Of the week.
Ed Scale Of Lancaster was in town
Friday. Mr.. Scale is former resi-
dent Of this place.
Mrs. r. r. Terrill Of Richmond
visited Mrs. w. J. Tatum OF TINS
place. Thursday and Friday OF last
week.
People Of Conway and Livingston
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Andrew
Isaacs "Wednesday 81 last week.
Eli C6rnelison Of Paint Lick was
in town last Friday.
DR.. p. Cornelius went to Mt. jack
son sanitorium, Mt. Jackson. Ind
Doctor Cornelius throat has beer
giving him much trouble.
J. w. Fowler is very i'll at his
nome on Chestnut street.
Mrs. Fannie Taylor OF Center
street. is low with tuberculosis.
Mrs. Allie Bingham is sick at her
home on Chestnut street.
Gilbert Terrill Of Paint Lick was
in town Friday to buy household
goods. Mr.. Terrill and wife are
settling down"
TT. Coyle Of Jackson County was
in town Tuesday.
On SUNDAY morning, Feb. g. j. p.
Bicknell passed from this life INTO
the next. Mr.. Bicknell had been
sick for about five months win
stomach trouble. Next week more
will be said relative TO his life.
Last Tuesday night relatives and
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Early
were pleasantly entertained at their
home on Chestnut street. The pa
triarch" Of the family was J. w. Van
Wrinkle of Mt. Vernon.
John Bicknell accompanied by his
son. Virgil, OF Carlock, Ill., arrived
in Berea Monday TO attend the fun
eral of his brother, J. p. Bicknell.
Stanley Van Wrinkle of Cleveland
O., came to Berea Tuesday to visit
friends and relatives. Mr.. Van
Wrinkle has not been in Berea for
six years.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Azbill Of Lexington ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. Sarah
NJ. Azbill, came to Berea Tuesday
for the funeral OF their brother, j.
p Bicknell.
County Judge June Baxter and r.
b. Terrill OF Richmond were in Be
rea Tuesday for the funeral OF j.
p. Bicknell.
Miss Pearl Scrivner Of the Voca-
tional Department spent from Sat
urday until Tuesday with her par
ents at Station Camp.
Little Lucille Stephens was quite
sick last week with lagrippe.
Tarlton Combs met with a very
painful accident in the Wood Work
Department Tuesday afternoon when
in some unexplainable way he had
his thumb almost completely sever
ed while operating the circular saw.
II is hoped that the thumb can be
saved.
The popular lecture, Dixie Be
fore The War;" given by Doctor La
mar in United Chapel Wednesday
morning was rare treat. II was one
OF the best OF its kind the assembly
has enjoyed this year. Doctor La
mar has won a place in our hearts