The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-09-13
LOCAL P AG E
NEWS OF BEREA AND VICINITY, GATHERED FROM A
VARIETY SOURCES

| Academy. MT. w amer IL one W tHt
most enterprising men of Eastern
Kentucky. We always welcome
such men to Berea.
Early Fall Millinery on display.
Il L. Belue. Co, Richmond, Ky. ad.-fO
Miss Helen NJ. Ransom writes from
her work at Miami University. Ok
ford. o.. that she is very anxious
to keep in touch with the work of
Berea and has set aside one dollar
which will serve in this capacity.
This office has the "lucre" and she
will have the newsy columns before
her during the year.
Robert Spence, our hustling Coun-
ty Agent. after a delightful and
somewhat sensational vacation, re-
turned to his work as good as new
and will be at the beck and call OF
his farmer friends. Use him.
New skirts at B. E. Belize Co.,
Richmond, Ky. ad.-i0
The friends of s. Green Bailey will
bee interested to learn that he is
enlisted in the U. S. n. Radio Com
pany, Great Lakes, Ill.
B. H. Martin of the College De-
partment sends in his regrets that
he will be unable to be in school on
account Of the change in our great
national crisis. He is at his home.
Spring City, Tenn.
Parnell picklesimer, secretary.
Army Y. NJ. C.. A.. Fort Oglethorpe.
Ga, writes: Since coming into catnp
| have had little chance of keeping
in touch with my friends. believe
THE CITIZEN can be happy med
ium between the boys in camp and
college life. Another case of a dollar
giving satisfaction.
Famous musical fantasy will be
presented here. The Progress Club
has a rare treat for you on the 26th.
ad.-ii
j. Harl Tate has been transferred
to his permanent work in the Army
Y. NJ. C. A., Camp Sewer, Greenville,
S. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lynthicum en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. V. o. Steen-
rod and Mr.. Steenrod's sister, Miss
Berenice, to dinner Sunday.
In the absence Of the newly ap-
pointed pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Haas.
the Rev. Mr.. Noble of the Treasur-
er's office will preach at the Meth
odist Church Sunday morning at the
regular hour. The Rev. Mr.. Haas
will fill his regular appointment
week.
Laura Jones is the place every
one will tell you to go to get your
hat reasonable and right. ad.-iO
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Hart with
their two children, Lewis and Mar
garet, arrived from northern Ohio
in their car the latter part of the
week. They will occupy the Raine
house formerly occupied by Mrs.
c. II. Porter. While they are wait
ing for their household effects they
are making their home with her
brother, f. l.. Roberts, on Jackson
street.
Mrs. Demmon, who has been in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frye OF
Cresmont during the summer, came
home Monday for ten day vaca-
ton.
Berea's leading musical and dra-
matte talent will charm you in
fl-Fl on the Goth. ad.-ii
Mary Wertenberger, after a pleas
ant visit Of one week with Miss
Bernice Frye Of Cresmont, returned
Monday. Miss Bernice's many
friends regret much that she will
not be able TO return TO complete
her work in the Academy.
The Christian Endeavor Sunday
night at the Union Church was an
interesting service under the leader
ship Of Mr.. Christopher. The sub
ject was an attractive one on ex-
cuses and very ably presented by
the leader and discussed by the
members. This is a good place to
spend an hour Sunday night. New
students be sure to come out and
take part in these helpful services
for young people.
have my engine and cutter ready
to I'LL silos. Forester Raine,
Berea, Ky, Phone 63-2 ad-il.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Pow of Burch,
w. Va, arrived Friday night, and
are now located in their home on
Chestnut street.
Miss Bowles, sister of Miss Fannie |
Bowles, arrived from Owsley
County 10 enter school.
Miss Ella Engle visited with home
folks in Jackson County from Thurs
day until Sunday.