The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-05-10

NEWS OF BERRA AND VICINITY, GATHERED FROM
VARIETY OF SOURCES

| There will be wonderful bargains
At Fish's sale. ads.
Carroll Robie returned TO Berea
Monday for a short visit with friends.
Misses Helen and Maud Bowman
and Myrtle Baker attended q week
end house party at the home of Mel
win Duscan at Cottonburg.
Miss Gertrude Collette, q social
settlement worker Of CorbiR, brought
a number of her little charges 10
Berea last week to visit the College.
Jesse Otto Osborne left for his
home near Maysville Monday night
for q short visit
Miss Bertha Rhineheart Of Hazard
was a Berea visitor last week.
Miss Ellen Raymond and fifteen
delegates from the local Christian
Endeavor attended the C. +. Convex
ton in Louisville over Sunday.
Best and freshest line of groceries
at Geo. Engle's. ad-45.
Chauncey Conrad Of Cincinnati
was in Bcrea over Sunday visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs. II. NJ. Shut Of Canton, o., Wis
tied her son, Professor Shut. Of the
Academy Department last week.
Z. G. Walker Of Columbus, O., spent
the weekend in Berea visiting
friends.
Arlie MCGUIRE. a former student OF
the College Department who has been
in school at State University during
the past two years, recently enlist
ed in the Officers Reserve Training
Camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison.
Misses Sperry and Davis are
spending the week in North Caro-
lima visiting and doing extension
work.
Use Eldean or American Queen
Flour. IT'S the best. Give il a trial,
it's al Geo. Engle's. ads
Miss Margaret Todd. Glass Of rs,
who has been teaching at Somerset,
is expected To return home Satur-
day.
Miss leila Engle, who returned
home some time ago to do her part
in fighting the Kaiser, is visiting
for a few days here.
Sidney Neal Of the Academy De-
partment returned to his home Sat
urday to assist in food production.
He was followed by his sister. Miss
Lillian, Monday.
Overstocked. bought too much in
last week. Reduced
prices and special prices ON every
thing in my store. Beautiful new
line of midsummer millinery.
Mrs. Laura Jones. ads
Harvey Young OF the Academy
left Saturday TO join
the Hospital Corps in the U. s.
Army. Mrs. Young recently enlist
I'd as a Red Cross nurse.
Messrs. Clarence Boyer, Clarence
Nickel and Hillary Hambrick, all
of the College Department. left for
heir respective homes Saturday on
account of the present crisis in in
.erAational affairs. I
Mrs. Mary II. Dodge. Mrs. Grace {
smith and Mrs. w. Francis Hayes q
eft Berea Tuesday noon TO attend '
he Kentucky Woman's Relief Corps |
20 be held at Williams I
,urg from the 9th TO the 18th inst. '
II you expect TO buy q hat this {
eason. now is the time. Fish's. ads.
Prof. Levant Dodge and Messrs. !
Nm. NJ. Hayes, S. 0. Lainhart, Cur i
is Kelly. Geo. W. French. N. B. b
ramsey. Stephen Farris and others ?
re in Williamsburg this week. In n
attendance Of the State encampment $
or the Kentucky Grand Army Of b
he Republic.
Rev. Isaac Messler of Mckee was a
business visitor here the last OF a
he week. a
Benjamin Hammond Of the College n
recently underwent q
minor operation at the Robinson i
Iospital from which he is recovering 81
icely.
Buford Hargus Martin, local re-
orter for The Citizen and student OF
he College Department, left for his n
ONE Monday for the summer. n