The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-08-30
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NEWS OF BEREA AND VICINITY GATHERED FROM
VARIETY OF SOURCES

Junior Edwards has been trans
fered from Fort Thomas to Chick
amauga Park, Ga.
II. A. Rice, vergil Reynolds, and
Aurcy McCornas are located at Camp
Allentown, Pa, U. s. A. A. c., Sec
iO2. These boys are graduates from
the Foundation School last June,
and report that they are liking army
life fine.
f.. w. Hubbard and family OF
Burning Springs have moved to Be-
rea and will occupy part OF the
house belonging to Mrs. Laura Jones
on High Street.
Twin girls were born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley C.. Hubbard, a former
student Of Berea, August Is, 1911
The happy parents are residents OF
Los Angeles, Calf.
H. H. Hill, who has been spend
in the summer with his son, Green
Hill of Bethany, w. Va, has return
I'd to Berea.
New skirts at B. E. Belize Co.,
Richmond, Nv. ad.-iO
The Hudsons were visitors IN
Lexington and vicinity Saturday
Miss Olmstead accompanied them.
Mrs. Scott MCGUIRE and little son,
Scott T., who have made an extend
, ed visit with friends and relatives
in Austin, Texas, have returned to
their home at this place.
Miss Ruth Bickrell, who has been
visiting relatives in Cincinnati, re-
/ turned to Berea Saturday night.
William Clark, who has been
! working in Akron. o., during the
summer, has returned home.
Miss Edna Gay Early is now in
Roanoke, Ala, visiting with her
sister, Mrs. C. B. Holder Of bat
place.
Miss Estella Bicknell returned To
Richmond Friday after two weeks
stay in Berea.
Robert Edwards writes from Leon
Springs, Texas, that he has passed
examination for officers training and
was transferred from the Medical
Department to the Training Camp
August oath.
Beach Terry, Elijah Slusher and
Otis Moore, all Foundation students,
returned to Berea this week to work
until school begins.
! Harlan Franklin writes that hs
was transferred from Fl. Mott to
Fl. Delaware in Delaware. This fort
/ is an old Confederate prison where
Confederate prisoners were kept
during the Civil war. Harlan does
not like it as well as he did Fl. Mott
I Fiji is coming to take Berea by
storm September 26. ado
Audrey Diamond has entered the
training camp at Columbus. o., in
in the aviation department.
! r. H. Harrington is planning TO re-
turn for another years work al
Berea.
, Lloyd Rackley, who has been en-
ployed at Akron, Ohio, during the
summer, returned and will be busy
about the Heat and Power plant till
school opens.
I Hugh Mobley OF the College De-
partment has returned in improved
health and will again be in school
Mack Morgan, who has been TAX
ing the summer course in Agri-
culture at Ames, Iowa, was in town
the first Of the week. Mr.. Morgan
will take the place Of Mr.. White
! house on the Vocational Faculty.
: DR.. and Mrs. Bodkins Of Hazard
are visiting the latter's mother
Mrs. S. f. WEIGH.
! Miss Marie Bower left Thursday
for visit with the Misses Olive and
Hazel Conwell OF Casper, Wyo, and
will then go on for two months
visit in the Sierra Nevada MouR-
tains, Long Beach, and southern
I California.
| Mrs. Wyatt, who has been visiting
her son, U. s. Wyatt, has returned
TO her home in East Bernstadt
I The many friends Of Chas. Adams
will be glad TO learn that he is
greatly improved from his recent
| illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Baufle are in
Richmond.
Mrs. Chas. Burdette, who was call
! ed to Clarksburg, Ind, 10 the bed
side Of her mother, Mrs. Fannie
Campbell, who is seriously i'll, re-
turned home Friday, but reports her
no better.
! Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin and
mother left Saturday for visit at
Louisville.
,. T. Earl, L. a N. agent at Fal-
mouth, visited W. H. Bower the