The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-05-03
&C AL P A G E
NEWS OF BEREA AND VICINITY, GATHERED FROM
VARIETY OF SOURCES

Arleigh Griffin Of Englewood,
Tenn. is visiting few days with
friends here.
Roy Bell left Saturday night for
his home near Crossvillc. Tenn.
Good word comes from Dean Clark
and Prof. Baird, who are in the
mountains recruiting volunteers for
the emergency call of the U. ;. Gov
eminent for greater food supply.
At Irvine they raised 5000 to put in
agent and a cannery.
Harry b. Reid left Tuesday for
IT. Thomas where he will join the
aviation corps.
We deliver anywhere in town.
Geo. Engle. Phone ii9. ada
Best and freshest line Of groceries
at Geo. Engle's. ad-ii
Miss Jewell short of the Vocation
al Dept. and Miss Brackie Cox OF
the Foundation Dept. left for their
home in Jackson last week.
Miss Golden Short of Jackson was
a Berea visitor the first Of the week.
our many friends are here ad-
viscd that our office has been moved
from Main street to- our new hos
pital on Chestnut. Robinson Bros.
Paul DcGroodt left Tuesday even
ing for his home at Excelsior, Mich,
and will join the army Of food pro-
duccrs by work on a farm near his
home.
There is nothing wrong with
Laura Jones hats. The hats are
right aud the price is right. adj
MeSSrs. Joe Pitts. Tom Hardwood,
and Leo Golden left early in the
week for Akron, o., where they will
engage in carpenter work.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jones left for
Harvey, H.. where Mr.. Jones will
work with lis brother-in-law at
carpenter work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Wheeldon,
so favorably known here, are re-
cciving congratulations on the pres
ence Of new member of their fam
lily. George Newberry. Their home
address is II Bradford St., Brooklyn,
y. Y.
h. +. Crppch. who was a senior, in
the Agricultural Department at
Kentucky State University this
year. has been visiting with friends
in Berca.
The following people from Berea
Baptist Church attended a meeting
of the Tates Creek Association an
Red House last Saturday and Sun
day. and report a most profitable
and pleasant time: The Rev. f. b.
English and family. Mrs. Laura Cab
bard and daughter, Miss Una. Misses
Arcie Lowen and Mollie Jackson.
Best -four in town sl.75 per sack
this week only at Geo. Engle's.
ad.-li
Miss Marie Scrivncr has been
quite i'll at her home on Center ST.
Mrs. EStill WarfOrd has been very
sick for the past few days.
Jerry Richardson has bought a
Dodge Car this week from the Berea
Motor Car Company.
Tim o. EverSole of Detroit, Mich,
is here visiting his sister, Mrs. J.
steele, on Chestnut st.
F.. q. Walker of Columbia, o.. was
here over Sunday visiting friends.
Misses Una Gabbard, Mollie Jack
son, and Arcie Lowen mOtored TO
Red House Saturday for a few days
visit with friends.
Overstocked, Bought too Much in
Cincinnati last week. Reduced
prices and special prices on every
thing in my store. Beautiful new
line Of midsummer millinery.
Mrs. Laura Jones ad-iiI
Mrs. \. +. Scruggs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Richardson, and Mrs. Jennie
Fish motored to Richmond Wednes-
day.
Kidd" Richardson Of Cincinnati,
o., was here Monday.
Mrs. Jack Laswell of Brush Greek
who was operated on is now able TO
be- up again.
Mrs. Samuel Hanson is very i'll at
her home on Chestnut Street
J. II. Jackson spent Sunday here
with his family.
u. 5. Wyatt, Jr., who has been
in Ohio, came home Satur-
day 10 visit his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. u. s. Wyatt, Sr.