The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-11-08
Dean & Stafford
REAL ESTATE
Bank & Trust Bldg. Berea, Ky.
Berea, Ky.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams OF
Harlan were in Berea last week IL
attend the Mountain Conference and
Agricultural Fair.
Mrs. Albert Hayes and daughter
Alberta, of Sims, I'll, are visiting this
week in Berea with Miss Hester
Hayes of the Foundation Depart
ment.
Miss Mary Wertenberger has been
suffering with severe case of ton
silitis at her home for the past week.
Miss Breedlove, a mountain mis-
sionary worker. is stopping in Berea
few days, making a study of meth
DDS in actual operation in Berea Col
lege before taking up her new work
at Stonega, Va.
New coats and suits just arrived
at b. f. Belue's, Richmond, Ky. ad-i9
Edward Cook, student of the Col
lege Department of last year, who
is teaching at Walnut Grove, came
to Berea last week for the Mountain
Conference, bringing quite num-
Der of young. people with him.
Mrs. Nina King Jones visited m
Berea for a couple of days last week.
She was accompanied to her home
in Warren by her mother who will
make an extended visit with her.
H. H. Harrison. County Agent of
Powell County, spent Sunday with
his parents in Berea.
Laura Jones' big mid-season sale
is on, come quick, get your choice.
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w. A. Adams, former College
graduate, now editor of Owsley Cour-
Ter, was in Berea last week, visiting
old friends, and attending the Noun
tain Conference in session here.
Sam Morgan, County Agent of
Laurel County. was in Berea the
latter part of the week to attend the
Agricultural Fair.
Meredith Gabbrad and family left
at the first of the week for Middle
town. o., where they will make their
home for the present.
Miss Estella Bicknell of Richmond
spent the week end with her mother
at her home on Chestnut street.
See Belue's Furs and get prices.
b. f. Belue, Richmond, Ky. ad.-i9
Miss Mary Tatum, who is teach
ing near Georgetown, was visiting
homefolks over Sunday. She was
accompanied by a lady friend Of
hers.
Mrs. Mamie Branniman. who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jack
Laswell, of Brush Greek, returned TO
her home Thursday.
Mrs. Jennie Jones and son, Calvin,
spent Saturday until Tuesday in
Winchester visiting her brother,
w. H. Hanson, and family.
Laura Jones has just returned
from Cincinnati where she has been
buying new hats for her mid-season
sale. ad-i9
Robert Fish of Humble has been
visiting his cousin. Lonnie Fish,
during the Corn Show.
Lincoln Shell Of Richmond spent
Monday here with his cousins, the
Misses Rebeca and Martha Mancy.
Mrs. John Buck of Cincinnati, O.,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Stephens, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Dunn and son and
Mrs. Robert Cochran of Whites
Station were in Berea Monday.
Miss "Rea" Scrivner, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harold Van
Wrinkle, of Cincinnati, o., returned
to her home on Center street. Thurs
day, very i'll.
Sure, we've got the latest thing
in hats at Laura jones'. cheap.
Purple. taupe brown. all colors.
NEW ad.-f9I
Miss Julia Pearl Hanson had the
spookes, witches. and other enter
tanning characters to call at her
home on Chestnut street last We'd
nesday night TO a Halloween party,
where they were entertained with
games. stories. and other things
which were suitable for this occa-
sion.
C. S. Ferrill. who has been in Len
anon, Marion County, is visiting his
family on Chestnut street.
Listen. il you are going to get a
new hat this season you had better
get il now at Laura Jones store.
She is having her sale. All kinds
OF new shapes, styles and colors
just in, cheap; every hat is a bar
gain. bought hats cheap, can make
you special prices. Come now before
they are picked over. She sells