The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-04-20

newest thing in shapes and the
latest "kink" in style and trimming.
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Miss Elsie Atzenhofer. who has
been quite sick for several days, is
able TO be out again.
Miss Nancy Logan, who was called
home recently on account Of the
death Of her sister, returned to
school Saturday.
Earl Ford of Chicago came TO Be-
rea last Friday TO accept a position
as linotype operator in the Printing
Department.
Many enterprising young people
took advantage of the nice weather
Monday TO make excursions TO the
hills. Six wagons and several
walking parties were out.
New Sport and Outing hats at soc
and 800 at Mrs. Laura Jones.
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Mrs. Reuben s. Tyler of Wyoming,
O., is spending the week in Berea
visiting her daughter, Mrs. William
Jesse Baird.
Miss Nancy Huff Of the class OF
rs, who is now teaching at Whites
burg. writes that she is enjoying
her work and that she will be in
Berca during the trienniai reunion
of College Alumni Commencement
week.
Mrs. f. F. Dizney returned to her
home in Evarts Monday after
pleasant visit Of two weeks with
her son and daughters.
Charles Breckenridge Anderson,
Of the Training School Faculty, left
Saturday for a visit with his BROTH
er in Indiana.
The Misses Bowersox and Welsh
are spending the week in New Or
of the Southern Educational Asso-
citation.
IL will be Of interest TO friends to
know that Miss Margaret Shumaker,
of the class OF 1914, is now teaching
at her home in Milroy, Pa, and will
return TO Berea to attend the Tri-
ennial Reunion of College Alumni
during Commencement week.
Mrs. Jennie Fish spent weekend
in Wilde visiting relatives and
friends.
Special Easter Display Friday and
Saturday, April 2i-22. Fish's
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Pow Of
Adams, Mass, were the guests Of
Mrs. Jennie Hill and son, Lester, for
a few days last week.
Jack Baufell spent Saturday and
visiting relatives and
friends in Rockcastle County.
Mrs. w. H. Bower returned Mon
day from Cincinnati, o., where
she was called on account of the ill
ness Of her sister.
Saturday Evening Post for sale,
5 cents a copy by Elmer Steele.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bower went 10
Falmouth Thursday on account of
the death Of their brother-in-law.
Have you seen the new dodge"
car? Ada
The b. Y. p. U. OF the Baptist
Church had a very pleasant social
in the church Monday
evening.
Mrs. Alice Moore spent the first
OF the week at the home OF her
brother at Wallaceton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Dean motor
ed to Richmond Friday in their new
car.
Misses Anna Powell and Bertha
Stevens spent the weekend at Miss
Powell's home at Kerby Knob.
T. l.. Britton. a teacher in the
high school at Oneida was in Berea
and Monday visiting his
wife, who is taking treatment at the
Robinson Hospital.
Mrs. Frank Roy OF Wilde was in
Berea over Sunday visiting her
Mrs. Mamie Davis.
John Creech and Miss Elizabeth
Van Wrinkle, ST., were married in
Richmond Tuesday, April IL. They |
will reside in Berea.
DR.. and Mrs, NJ. NJ. Robinson and
Mrs. Il. l.. Britton, motored 10
Kingston Monday.
Mrs. Lowen and children OF Rich
mond were in Berea over Sunday.
While riding, ride in comfort and
style in a Dodge" Berea Motor
Car Co. Ad-i3. |
George Golden, who is employed
in Lexington, was home a few days |
last week.
w. b. Dawson OF the class OF 1914,
who has been actively engaged in
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