The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-03-29
l. &C AL P A G E
NEWS OF BEREA AND VICINITY GATHERED FROM
VARIETY OF SOURCES

Miss Rebecca Scrivner, who has
been in Cincinnati for several
months, returned to Berea Sunday.
Edwin Moore went Wednesday TO
Ada, o., where he will enter North
ern University for Spring and Sum-
mer terms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Coyle, who
formerly lived on Walnut Meadow
pike, have moved TO their new home
on Depot street, recently purchased
from Sam Lucas.
James pawley of Dayton, o., is
spending a few days in Berea. Mr..
pawley is seriously thinking of
locating on a farm near Berea.
James Dalton, former citizen of
Berea, now living near Indianapolis,
Ind, was visiting with friends in
town last week.
Mrs. Laura Jones has Mrs. Edna
Nicholson of Louisville for trimmer
this season. She is q woman of ex-
perience in her line, and can make
any kind or style of hat or trim.
We guarantee every order from our
house. ad-39
Tarlton Combs is having a new
house built on his place.
Mrs. Thomas Stephenson and little
In Int n in
mond for brief visit at the first Of
the week.
Mrs. Juan Morgan left last week
for a visit with her sister in Cleve-
land, o.
Misses Mabel Lewis and Kathleen
Ogg were among the delegates who
attended the Christian Endeavor
Convention held at Danville the latter
part of last week. They report a
profitable and pleasant trip.
Why not give that little Mrs.
Laura Jones your order for your
new spring hat? She is prepared
to please you, and she appreciates
your trade. ad-39
Miss Cora Shireman and her
brother, Isaac, are now located at
o. The formers health
is much improved, while the latter
is holding down a linotype job on
the Banner Press at WadswOrth, o.
J. H. Grimes and sister, Miss
of Lancaster were visitors
in Berea the past week.
Mrs. Sarah Baker of Conkling,
Owsley County. is visiting her son,
J. r. Little, on Boone Street.
Our stock of Heldman Clothes and
Florsheim Shoes, is most complete.
(Ad. 38). J. M. Coyle.
Miss Fox closed her teaching in
the Foundation School last week to
begin at Narrow Gap.
Homer Lewis Of the College De-
partment spent Sunday in Winches-
ter.
Mrs. Mamie F.. Sanders of Lees
berg, o., was visiting her daughter
of the Academy Department the first
Of the week.
Mrs. C. r. Donnelly and her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary j., were visiting Miss
Nettie Miller the first of the week.
Professor Jesse Baird went to
Straight Greek on business Saturday
DR.. Roberts went TO Louisville last
week and returned driving a car
which he bought while there.
Gee You never saw such a stock
Of hats as Laura Jones is carrying
this time. Every one is winner.
And cheap Actually they are rea-
sonably priced in this time of War
Prices. ada
Abraham Short moved TO Jackson,
County, Monday.
Thomas Parker returned last week
from a short visit with hOmefolks at
o.
Howard Whitaker spent Sunday at
his home in Cynthiana.
Miss Gertrude Smith spent Sunday
with her sister in Richmond.
J. N. Manley OF Jackson, Tenn, who
is representing the Southwestern
Co., visited Mr.. Hambrick
Of the College Department last week.
Sure Everybody is pouring
down to Laura Jones for theeir hats.
Why not? A big new stock, not a
carried over hat in it; Pattern Hats
from Cleveland, New York, and Gin
cinnati; the best styles OF the sea-
son; a city trimmer, who is an artist
in her line; and would you believe
il ! The Prices Are Actually Rea-
She will sell hats. ado
Edward Garden Of the College De-
partment left Thursday for his home
in Knoxville, Tenn.