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

VI StUOOl.
( Benton Fielder, with his Sunday
school class spent the week end
camping at Boonesboro, on the
Kentucky river.
Doctor McAllister, who has been
conducting the Teachers Institute
Of Nicholas County during the past
week, returned to Berea during the
week end, reporting successful
week.
Miss Evangeline Merrill, OF Vine
yard Haven, Mass, who is 10 be as
sistant matron at the Boarding Hall
during the coming year, came 10
Berea last week TO become CONVEX
SAINT with her new duties before the
opening OF school.
Harlan Franklin Of the Academy
Department returned TO Berea last
week TO assist in the opening rush.
Reuben Batsom of the Academy
Department returned 10 Berea last
week to resume his work in the
Library.
Cecil Mcclure, student Of the
Vocational Department who has
been travelling in the North since
Commencement, returned TO Berea
last week to work for the College.
Miss Susan Porter, who spent the
summer at Chautauqua. N. Y, is
spending a few days at home before
leaving for Cincinnati, where she
will enter the University Of Cincin-
natl.
Miss Susie Holiday Of Hazard
came TO Berea Saturday. She will
reenter the College Department.
Rev. George Childress of Johnetta
was a business visitor in Berea on
Monday.
+. A. Edwards, Jr., who has been
employed in Akron, o., for several
months, is spending short vacation
with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert. Davis recent
ly moved TO Hazard where they will
reside. Mr.. Davis will be remem-
bered as a former Berea student.
Misses Carol Edwards and Mae
Todd returned Saturday from two
weeks visit with friends in Hazard.
Mr.. and Mrs. James q. Durham
moved into the house vacated by
Doctor Gladding during the early
part of the week.
Rev. Chas. 5. Knight and son, Reg
inald. who have been visiting in
New York during the summer, re-
turned to Berea last week.
FOR SALE: Milk business: three
good Jersey cows. When these are
sold. | will have for sale about 200
bushels of good yellow corn. 100
shocks of fodder, tons COW pea
hay. Simon Muncy. al.
Donald Porter left Wednesday for
o., where he will be employ
ed.
Paul Bicknell is i'll at his home on
Chestnut street
Stephen Hensley left for his home
in Oneida, Monday, on account of the
illness of his mother.
Miss Mary Tatum left last week
for Stamping Ground, where she
will teach for the coming year.
Miss Doppie Ogg spent last week
with her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. C.. C.. Rawlings at Pamela, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli COrnelis0n have
moved into one of s. n. Combs
houses on Center street.
Miss Carrie Spangler. Berea
graduate of 1914. who is now teach
ing at Harlan. was in town last week
with her cousin, Mr.. Thompson,
who will enter the Academy De-
partment when school opens.
Miss Bette Lewis returned home
last week after spending a pleasant
two weeks at Battle Greek, Mich,
with her friend. Miss Irene Mor-
fatt.
Kimber BOwles, a graduate Of this
year from the Vocational Depart
ment, passed thru Berea on the first
of the week on his way to his home
at Tyner. Ky.
Claude Gillen, who was visiting his
Mrs. Mamie II. Gillen, of this
place thru the fair on his return was
married in Cincinnati to Miss Lula
Daney. The young couple are liv-
ing in Dayton where the groom has
a good position.
Edgar Moore and Deward Gott
motored to Cincinnati, o., Sunday to
attend the Auto races at the Speed
way.
Miss Lucy Cochran Of Whites Sta
ton was in town Saturday.
A party Of young folks enjoyed
delightful supper at Slate Lick on
Thursday given in honor Of Miss
Ida Lindsay Of Cincinnati, 0.
Less Ballard left here Sunday for
Cine iDnafi n v,hapa ha :, o.n.,l....