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

Doctor McAllister and Professor
Calfee were business visitors in
Frankfort during the first Of the
week.
Prof. W. J. Baird Of the Vocation
al Department spent the weekend
in Cincinnati on business.
Miss Lou Phillips Of Wilde spent
several days last week at the home
of Miss Bess Vaughn. They. accom-
panied by Miss Naughns mother,
were shopping in Richmond Friday.
Messrs. f. q. Godbey and C. ID.
Triplet Of the College Department
were Richmond visitors Saturday.
James Durham was business
visitor in Richmond Saturday
Mrs Ernberg. Of the Fireside In
dustries Department, is spending
the week in Oak Park. H.. where
she is giving an exhibit Of the work
OF her department.
James VI. Smith. a former Berea
student, now employed by the Ford
Motor Works Of Louisville. was
Berea visitor Saturday.
Dr. :. 4. Scale Of Grand Island,
Neb., was in Berea last Saturday TO
enter his son in the Academy De
partment.
William s. Owens Of Franklin is
visiting the College. His wife and
daughter were formerly students.
F. VI. Ingler Of Chicago spent sew
eral days in Berea this week visit
ing the College and arranging to
give several students employment
next summer. He is Y. NJ. C.. A.
enthusiast and has made many
friends among the students.
Herndon and Wyatt traded ii9
acres Of the Estridge property near
WallacetOn for the J. B. Richardson
store property on Main street in
stead Of a purchase Of the same as
mentioned last week.
U. 8. Wyatt made a business trip
to Louisville yesterday.
Professor and Mrs. Dodge returned
home yesterday from Louisville aft
or more than weeks absence.
They have been busily engaged in
addressing different gatherings in
various places relative TO The great
work Of the G. A. r. and Relief
Corps. Professor Dodge gave the
principle address at the Lincoln
Celebration held at Lincoln Ridge
Saturday and preached at the same
place on Sunday following.
A letter comes from VeO NJ. Doug
las, Glass Of rs, that he is employed
as instructor in the gymnasium Of
the Y.M.C.A. at Evansville, Wis. He
reports very pleasant work and
probably will remain there another
year.
Robert Spence returned from Lex
ington Saturday where he was at
tending the County Agents meeting.
The plans Of the College are at
present to complete Kentucky and
Talcott Halls before September 1.
The large dining room and kitchen
in these halls will accommodate 800
boarders and greatly increase the
capacity Of Berea.
AZ tbo Nopp,al Caninp rIooc Dnaatino
Friday night, Miss Bertha Atzen-
hoefer was chosen secretary TO sue
ceed Miss Maud Parsons who re-
signed.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Little are re-
iOicing over the birth OF 10 pound
baby girl on Tuesday, whom they
call Margerie.
Margaret, the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. LivengoOd. was OPP
Grated on for appendicitis at the
Robinson hospital last Friday. She
IL recovering rapidly.
Earl Haley spent the weeks end
with relatives and friends at Wilde
and Mount Vernon.
Mrs. Jennie Fish left Sunday after
noon for Cincinnati, Ohio, and Chi
cagO, Illinois. While there she will
purchase the new spring bonnets
for Easter.
Miss Lillian Smith went TO Lam
caster Saturday 10 visit her sister,
Mrs. Chester Lewis.