The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-07-12
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Mrs. Laura Jones. Al
Mrs. J. NJ. Armstrong Of Coving
ton and her daughter Marion. are
spending a few weeks with Prof
and Mrs. l.. V. Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tarlton Combs have
moved TO their new home on Greek
Side Place.
James B. Caudill of Co. d, ith
Engineers, Vancouver, Washington
sends greetings to his Berea friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Black and chill
dren of Frankfort visited last week
at the home of Mrs. J. II. Jackson,
A. f. Bender and family are in IT.
vine for a few weeks visit.
ID. w. Jackson and family and Will
Witt of Kirksville motored TO Berea
Sunday and were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Duncan.
Mrs. Scott MCGUIRE and little son,
Scott T., left Wednesday for visit
with her mother in Texas.
J. II. Jackson, travelling salesman
for the Lexington Dry Goods Co.,
spent Sunday with home folks.
Miss Laura Spence of Ionia was
visiting in Berea for short time
last week.
d. Walter Morton. former Secre-
tory VI the College, now dean of the
School Of Commerce in the Univer-
sity of Montana, spent Sunday in
Berea. visiting friends. He left for
the eastern Kentucky oil fields to
look after his oil interests.
Alfred and T. J. Wood if Wilde.
former Berea students, were Berea
visitors, Saturday.
George Hoffman. a very warm
friend Of the College, visited his
family at Boone Tavern over Sum-
day. They are spending the summer
here.
Miss Frances Ingram OF the
Neighborhood House OF Louisville,
visited at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Roberts last week.
The June Bride crop is extend
ing well into July, judging by the
large amount Of picking which is
going on in different sections.
J. w. and C. w. Mckee of
Butler, Pa. were business visitors
here Saturday. They are interest
ed in the development Of the East
ern Kentucky oil fields.
Miss Dorothy Embry and Thomas
BoscOe Of Lexington, who are &C
lively engaged in the work of the
Associated Charities of that city,
visited Doctor and Mrs. Roberts dur
ing the week end.
Miss Doppie Kathleen Ogg is
spending the week with Miss Kath-
crime Boring Of Danville.
What is a Stacker? Does Berea
have a sample? Are you the speci-
men?
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Roberts Of
visited the formers par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. Roberts, during
the week end. After a pleasant
honeymoon, they are at home in
where Mr.. Roberts is Su-
perintendent Of the Associated Chari-
ties work.
Do not forget the Agricultural
Club Convention which is to be held
in our town on July 10, 20 and Fl.
Let's make the young people feel at
home.
County Agent Spence was called to
Conway Monday to vaccinate cattle
for black-leg. Several fine animals
had died. Mr.. Spence says that all
people in the "black-leg section"
having young calves should have
them vaccinated at once. II is dan
gerous TO delay.
Edward L. Roberts and Howard
Hudson left for Carter County Tues
day morning for a two weeks va
cation and extension trip.
Miss Edith Frost left Monday for
different points in Wisconsin. She
will visit Miss Elsie Marsh at her
home in Wilton and will later visit
relatives In Baraboo.
Ralph Jones left for his home in
Okalena, o., Monday, where he was
called on account Of the death OF his
father by drowning. He will not
return TO Berea.
Misses Effie Ambrose and Fannie
Bowles left for Owsley County Tues
day for an extended visit. Miss Bow
les will go TO her home while Miss
Ambrose will visit relatives.
Mr.. Wertenberger, the editor, is
spending a few days vacation in
Ohio.
The original White House was be-
gun in 1872 and first occupied by
John Adams in 1900. II was burned
by the British in 1874 and rebuilt
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