The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-04-05
We SELL Hats and sell them right.

Ray Nc Mahan and Homer HODln-
son of the Normal Department left
last week for Ohio where they will
begin work.
Edwin $. Fee Of Clarksburg, Ind,
son of Father Fee" visited the Col
legc the first of the week.
Noble Hill, Woodstock, ILL.,, who
was a student here for several years,
and who is now principal of Wood
stock Academy, was visiting in Be
rea last week.
Miss Bertha King visited her sis
ter near Corbin the first of the week.
Miss Katherine Waterbury of De-
troit, Mich. a former student, was
visiting friends here the first of the
week. She was accompanied by her
cousins Miss Jean Waterbury and
Hugh Cameron.
Easter hats of real charm and
beauty at Fish's. ado.
Miss Jean Cameron went to Pitts
burgh. Pa. last week to attend the
wedding of her cousin, Miss Chris
tine Cameron.
A.G. Weidley, principal of French
burg High School, was in Berea last
week.
Mrs. C. l.. West and daughter, Miss
Muriel, of Oak Park, ILL.,. were visit
ing friends here last week.
1t will pay anyone to go to Laura
Jones' for their hats. ado.
Misses Sue Mae Senter and Cleta
Hammond visited Misses Maud and
Helen Bowman Sunday afternoon.
$. A. ID. Jones, his daughter, Miss
Georgia. and Miss Clara Colt of Rich
mond were guests at the College
dining hall Saturday evening.
Green Pierson of the Foundation
Department went to his home in
Owsley County last week.
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. ad-I0
Miss Corsa Combs of the Vocation
al Department visited friends at Hell
delburg. Lee County. last week.
Hiram Gabbard was the guest of
Edward Cook last week. He was on
his way to Ohio where he goes to
work.
Bailey Baxter and William Eccles
spent Sunday at Bakers home in
Richmond.
Laura Jones' hats are mighty
pretty this year. ado.
The cottage near Kentucky Hall
known as the Kidd House is to be
moved onto Jackson street in the
near future.
Miss Alice Case of Lawrenceburg,
who has been teaching in Montgom-
cry County, arrived last week to
accept position in Secretary
Vaughn's Office.
Misses Starns, DeBord, Sperry,
and Dean and Mrs. McAllister were
shopping in Lexington Monday.
Your Easter Hat is here; some
thing new. different and to please
you. Fishs. ad.-i0.
Benton Fielder was in Richmond
Monday.
Miss Leila Harris spent last week
end in Richmond.
Miss Lucy Snowden and sister
were visiting their father at Nicho-
lasville the first of the week.
A party consisting Of Dean and
Mrs. Marsh, Prof. Edwards, the Rev.
C. S. Knight, Prof. and Mrs. Smith,
Dean McAllister and Miss Lauda
Whit went Sunday TO Silver Creek
where they attended special Sun
day-school meeting which was in
charge of Mr.. Herndon, president Of
the Local Sunday school District Or
ganization.
Sure Everybody is pouring
down to Laura Jones for theeir hats.
Why not? A big new stock, not
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 u The Prices Are Actually Rea-
sonable. She will sell hats. ad-i0
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrell Van Wrinkle
arrived in Berea Thursday from Gin
cinnati. o. Mr.. and Mrs. Van Wrinkle
plan 10 reside in Berea for the
present.