The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-07-12
l. &C A P A G E
NEWS OF BEREA AND VICINITY GATHERED FROM A
VARIETY OF SOURCES

where he will join Mrs. Smith. La
ter they will visit several points
down East.
Dean Edwards and Howard Whit
aker left Monday for Crossnore, NC.
where they will spend a month in
community work.
The housewives Of the County
should not fC'get that the Berea
Fair will be held during the last
days Of this month. They should
begin planning the contest they ex-
pect TO enter.
The entire expense of the dele
gates to the Agricultural Club Con-
vention will be borne by Berea Col
lege. There is no reason why every
one should not come who has been
selected as a delegate.
Burley Hoskins is enjoying the
summer in school at George Peabody
College in Nashville. A letter will
reach him in care Of the College.
Ray st. Clair writes from the
Training School at Blue Ridge that
the embryonic war secretaries are
not loafing. Eight classes per day
during six days Of the week and \
double allowance on Sunday con-
stitutes their program. besides a
large number Of lectures.
The marriage Of John Pickard of
Ohio to Miss Matte Kidd of Wal
laceton at Winchester last week
came as a distinct surprise to their
friends.
A number of Berea people attend
ed the pie supper at the Glades
Church Saturday night. A good sum
was raised for the piano fund.
Many Berea people are wondering
whether or not they have been
drafted. Judging from the past,
Uncle Sam will speak loud enough
to be heard distinctly when he calls
anyone.
Misses Rebecca and Martha Muncy
and Mrs. John Muncy left Friday
for a few days visit with relatives
in Clay County.
Mrs. Charles Adams and little
daughter, Lucille, of Winchester are
here visiting her mother, Mrs. Nam
ME Brannaman.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Duncan from
Paint Lick were the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Duncan Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Roebuck and
son, Albert, are in Ohio visiting his
relatives for a few days.
Homer Johnson of Speedwell was
the guest of Cecil Jackson last week.
Miss Fannie Dowden was in town
Kathryne Dick returned
to Paint Lick with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Williams and
daughter, Rissie, and Edgar Miller of
Mt. Vernon spent Sunday with Mrs.
Jennie Fish.
Miss Nellie Day Of Jackson is Wis
iting Miss Bette Herndon.
Mrs. Jennie Fish and daughter.
Addie, were called to st. Louis, Mo-,
last week to see her son, Grover,
who was quite i'll.
Edgar Moore and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Parks, and DR.. and Mrs.
Bert Cornelius were at Clear Creek
camping last week.
John Mullins, the l.. & N. second
trick operator, was called to Paris
the last Of the week to work in
the Dispatcher's Office. Mr.. Mullins
was relieved by Stanley Payne.
DR.. w. G. Best left last week for
an extended visit at the home OF his
parents and other points in the East.
Mrs Best is visiting friends in
Missouri during her husbands alb
,ence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Linthicum
are the proud parents Of twelve
pound boy. Ernest Woodrow is his
name.
Z. H. Thurman OF Lexington was '
Ealing on friends here this week, ,
md attending to business matters.
b. F. Van Wrinkle left Berea
he first Of the week for Cleveland,
D., where he will work for some
line.
Mrs. J. H. Jackson spent Mon
lay with her sister, Mrs. Mamie
Johnson at Speedwell.
DR.. Grin Robe of Portsmouth, O.,
listed in Berea last week. His sis
er, Miss Mary Robe, accompanied
him home for an extended visit.
Mrs. b. II. Gabbard spent the first
part of the week visiting her parents
It their home near Whites Station.
Mrs. Clinton Early spent part OF
asst week visiting friends in Win
chester.
Professor Hunt and Secretary