The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-12-20
We SELL hats and sell them right.
Mrs. Laura Jones. ad.

VT. ana MIS-. T.. -. lrrIlli, WHO re-
Gently moved from Berea To- Hodgen =
Vile. are rejoicing over the birth Of
nine pound girl on the 18th. She
il named Wilhelmina Knight.
Junior Edwards arrived from camp
Sunday for five DAYS visit with
his parents, Professor and Mrs. Ed
wards.
Mrs. Aurora Wcthcrbec Clement
%! the Academy Department is
spending the vacation with her par
ents, the Rev. and Mrs Wetherbee,
and other near relatives i'll kalama-
roo Mich.
Buy your wife new hat at Laura
Jones for Christmas. You can get "a
$1,000 hat for $500; you positively
can! A $500 one for $500; a $500
one for $500. Such values will be
out Of sight another season. Buy
now. AIDES
Mr.. and Mrs. :. l.. Baird are re-
ioicing over the birth of daughter
-Ruby-December t., 1917. Weight
9hs pounds.
Glenn Phelps writes that he is
transferred to TT. Bliss. Texas. Amb.
Co. 2i. He greets his friends with
Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year.
C.. G. Degman writes from Camp
Bowie that they are having an cpl
demic of mumDS, measles, preumo-
mia and spinal meningitis, but the
authorities are handling the situa-
ton with firm hand and stamping
i. out. For himself he is enjoying
the best of health and is the only
one in his company who has not
been in the hospital
have big new assortment of
shapes in from Cincinnati this week
on special sale all through holidays.
Beautiful big black velvet sailors,
can't be bought another season for
lAss than $1,000 to $500. now $500
8 ally at Laura Jones store. AIDES
; Mrs. W. +. Cochran. formerly Miss
Stella Griffin, who has been at Tolo-
no. ILL.,, for the past year, arrived
here this morning to spend some
time with her mother. They will
in all probability locate near here.
Sergt. Braxton Shorte writes that
pnpna - x.nI panpa.antnH at ramn
sheridan, Ala. Co. H.. iiS Inf, has
over thirty men who have at some
time been students at Berea. He
states that Sergt. Dan C. Shorte is
i'll: caused from poison ivy. They
shall always be glad to hear from
their friends.
]. Harl Tate writes from Camp
SEWER 5. c., that the quarantine has
been lifted except from the nth
Inf. where there are "A great many
cases Of measles. The ~" huts were
opened and filled with men eager to
write letters home. More than n
thousand red triangles went out from
each hut to greet the folks at home.
J. Harl sends greetings to all his old
friends.
New Christmas specials in all col
orS, styles. and material at Laura
Jones millinery store. Just in, TN"
prcttiest hats We have had this sea-
son. COME ad.-25
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Bingham
many friends will be sorry to learn
that their lite son, who was born
December rs. died and was buried
December Il.
VI. ID. Bowling is visiting his son,
Grover C. Bowling. at Hattiesburg,
Miss, where he is in camp. Grover
Bowling is another Of Berea'S boys
to Join the army
Little Ruth Bingham has been very
sick but is able To- be in school
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Fowler and
little daughter, Frances, Of Frank
fort returned home Monday, after
two weeks visit here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs w. q. Smith and
children Of Irvine visited Mrs.
Smiths parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. w.
Fowler.
Lieut.. Ernest G.. Webster Of Camp
TAYLOR visited Miss Addie Bowling
Saturday and SUNDAY. d
Mrs. w. II. Bower was in Cincin-
natl, o., from Sunday until Tuesday,
shopping
Mr.. and Mrs. David Roebuck are
the proud parents Of a baby girl
which came Friday evening, the iith