The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-05-10

We SELL Hats and sell them right
Mrs. Laura Jones. Ad
DR.. p. P. Robinson. New Hospita
Building. Chestnut street. Once
hours, 100 a. m. 10 II 80 q. m. ant
by appointment. ads
DR.. n. n. Robinson left for New
York City, May 2, 10 enter the New
York pollyclynic and will be away
about four weeks.
Fish's Millinery Sale begins Fri
day. NAY Il. ads
Mrs. Daisy Cuiton, who has been
receiving treatment At the Robinson
Hospital for rheumatism, was able
TO be moved TO her mothers home
on Jackson street last week.
Mrs. Early was a business visitor
in Richmond Monday.
FOR SALE:-The Berea Transfer
Company. ads.
Miss Edith o. Graves. who has
been teaching at Oneida Institute, Ia
Clay County, stopped over in Berea
for a visit with friends this week
as she was on her way to her home
in Chicago.
Miss Ruth Blevins came Sunday
for a visit with her sister. Mrs. B.
X. Gabbard.
James Heird of the College De-
partment left Monday for his home
in Athens, Tenn.
Sewing al reasonable price.
ad.-l6. Mrs. Saliie Hall. Center st.
The members of Mrs. Roberts Sum-
day-school Glass, together with the
Superintendent and Mrs. Vaughn,
and a number of invited guests had
a delightful social gathering in the
Parish House last wednesday night.
Lively games and good things u
eat" figured prominently in the en-
tertainment.
Miss Jacobs Of the Treasurer's Of
flee is receiving a pleasant visit from
her mother this week.
Howard H. Harrison. who is
County Agent and Demonstration in
Powell County. spent Sunday with
homefolks in Berea.
We deliver anywhere in town.
Geo. Engle. Phone ii9. ADDS.
John Charleston. who had an opera
ton at the Robinson Hospital last
week, is quite rapidly improving and
is expected u he out soon.
John Branson, a former Berea stu
dent, who is now teaching at London,
was in Berea for short time last
week.
Miss Alice Donegan. who has been
teaching at McKee,. is spending the
week in Berea with friends.
Miss Bertha Scale Of z. X. s. N.
visited friends in Berea over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Bicknell visited
in Lexington the last Of the week.
Mrs. J. w. Herndon. Mrs. w. ).
Hudspeth. Misses Nancy Lewis and
Cleta Hammons mOtOred to I.eKing-
ton Saturday.
Best flour in town $50 per sack
this week only at Geo. Engie's.
ads
Miss Marie Bower has been visit
ing friends. in Knoxville. Tenn.
Misses Edna Early and Mabel
Bicknell were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Conn in Richmond the
last Of the week.
Axel Ernberg was in Winchester
Thursday visiting the Berea boys Of
the Second Regiment Band.
James Britt after a pleasant visit
with friends in Berea, left Thursday.
for Oklahoma where he will have
charge OF farm.
New Shapes. Hats and Trimming
a. Laura Jones' store. ADDS
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson OF Paint
Lick were in Berea Sunday as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Haley
on Pearl Street.
Mrs. June Fowler spent Sunday
and Monday with relatives in Rich
mond.
Don't forget the date Of Fish's Mil ,
linery Sale. ad-&5.
Miss Nora Wyatt visited in Rich
mond the first Of the week. ,
Aeck Davis Of Elmrod. Ind, was +,
in Berea from Tuesday until Satur-
day visiting friends.
There is nothing wrong with
Laura Jones' hats. The hats are
right and the price is right. ads ,