The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-09-07

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Saturday for Williamsburg. Mrs
Perkins and her family OF boys NOV
ed to Berea two years ago TO take
advantages of the splendid oppor-
tunitics Of Berea College. They now
leave for their former hCme and to
join Mr.. Perkins, who has extensive
interests in several coal mines there.
Mrs. Evans of Center street, who
is a nurse at the Patty Clay mfr
mary at Richmond, is home on a va
cation.
Emil Barber arrived in Berea Sat
urday from Dayton, o., to spend a
few days.
Frank Coyle was a Cincinnati Wis
itor the first of the week.
Miss Pearl Mcclure, after spend
ing a very pleasant summer at her
home in Spencer, Ind, has returned
to Berea and will resume her work
as teacher in Berea graded school.
J. NJ. Early was in Berea Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Fannie Meyers left Sunday
for Covington. where she will teach
this year.
Mrs. w. II. Bicknell visited IN
Lexington Wednesday.
Earl Hoop arrived in Berea Sun
day from Bloomington, ILL.,, to visit
with relatives.
Miss Grace Johnson and Ruth
Bicknell and Messrs. John Riley
Jones and William Clark motored to
Boonsboro Sunday.
Clinton Early returned home from
Fort Thomas Wednesday. Mr.. Early
has been a member Of the Second
Regiment Band for three years and
received an honorable discharge be-
fore the troops left for the border.
Prof. Charles A. Messner returned
to Berea Sunday. Professor Mess
ner has been studying in Chicago
this summer.
Miss Ethel Duncan spent last week
visiting in Paint Lick.
Miss Nancy Azbill visited in
last week.
Miss Lula Robinson who is TAX
ing a course in nursing in Paris is
with relatives in Berea for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Schramm OF
o., arrived in Berea Mon
day for a months visit with rela-
tives. Mrs. Schramm was formerly
Miss Bette Azbill of this place.
Wendell Early is visiting this
week in Lexington, Crab Orchard
and other points.
Mrs. Frank Jones and niece, Miss
Nora Azbill, visited in Richmond,
and Monday.
Principal Joe Gilbert, of the Berea
Graded School, has moved TO the
Dizney house on Richmond street.
Mr.. Gilbert formerly lived at Hick-
Dry Plains.
Thomas l.. Parker Of the Founda-
ton School Faculty returned to Be-
rea Sunday.
Miss II. NJ. Ransom, after pleasant I
vacation at home, returned to Berea
during the week end TO resume her
duties in the Library.
Miss +. II. Carman of the Music
Department. who spent the summer
at Chautauqua, returned TO Berea
to prepare for the open
ing rush.
Miss Carrie Spangler of the class
Of IA visited friends in Berea dur
ing the week end enroute TO Harlan
where she will teach during the
coming year.
Miss Ruth C. Jacob. Of Canton O.,
a new worker in the treasurer's
office, came to Berea Friday TO as
sumo her new duties.
Miss Mary E. Welsh, professor of
German, who has been spending the
summer vacation at her home in
New England, returned 10 Berea
John w. Buck Of Mason, o., Wis
tied friends in Berea during the
week end.
Mrs. Z. f. Kneeland of Harvey,
Ill., is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Helen Jones, on Jackson street.
Miss Alberta Norvell of the class
of 'i6 left for Paintsville Saturday
where she will teach during the
coming year.
II will interest friends TO know
that Blevins p. Allen, of the class
of 'O5, is now living at Bluff City,
Tenn. Miss Ethel f. Todd visited
at his home during her recent trip
in lLa G,,,.L