The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-08-30

in Cincinnati and motored home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dick and family,
all stopping for o short visit with
friends at Cynthiana-
Mrs. Joe stephens and daughter,
Janet, were in Lexington Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. Scott Scale has returned from
Beattyville.
Edgar Moore and Chester Parks
were in Mississippi the past week.
Mrs. Mamie Kidwell is visiting
with relatives on Center Street.
Miss Dole, sister of Mrs. Speer,
who has been visiting here for the
past two weeks, will return today
to her home in indianapolis.
Mrs. Hanson, who broke her hip
by fall last week, is no better. Her
children have been called TO her
bedside.
For Sale. One Houghton Break
Cart. T.. r. East. ado
Miss Lucy G. Roberts arrived
Tuesday from a years study in
Italy, for a visit with her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. Roberts, before taking
up her work in Wells College, Au-
rora, N. Y. Her reports Of Italian
life in war time are full Of interest.
John Branson of London WIS in
Berea a couple Of days last week.
Mrs. S. r. Baker and daughter,
Bernice, left Tuesday of this week
to buy Fall goods in Cincinnati.
Miss Bertha King spent the first
part of the week in Richmond.
DR.. and Mrs. b. H. Roberts left
Saturday for short visit in Louis
vile with their son, Douglas.
Quite a number Of the Berea
teachers are attending the Teach
ers Institute which is being held
in Richmond this week.
Miss May Harrison leaves today
for Fairfax, S. d., TO resume her
teaching after spending the summer
with home folks in Berea.
Several delegates from our Berea
Baptist Church attended Baptist
Association held at Richmond this
week.
Howard II. Harrison, county agent
OF Powell County, is at home this
week on his vacation.
A crowd Of twenty young people
Of the West end of town went To
Hayti to the home Of Joe Parsons
where an apple-peeling was held.
Refreshments were served, a good
many apples were peeled, and a
general good time was enjoyed by
all.
Sergeant William McDaniels, who
has been visiting his parents and
friends for a short time, returned
to his camp near Boston, Mass,
Monday evening. As he is a Berea
boy, he is gladly added to the Roll
Of Honor.
An ice cream supper was held
Friday night by the neighbors OF
the Big Hill road, just outside Of
Berea. The refreshments were serv-
ed free and a more neighborly feel
ing toward each other was the re-
suit Of the event.
Mrs. M. Fothergill Of Pawtucket,
r. l., arrived today for visit with
her son, Ed Fothergill of Boone
street. Mrs. Fothergill will extend
her visit thru the winter.
C. C. Batson, former secretary "
President Frost, now q Second Lieu
tenant on the u. S. Reserve, left
Tuesday for Louisville to, report at
Camp Taylor.
Mrs. Granville Johnston Of Hamil-
ton, o., made a visit with ID. N. WEIGH
OF Chestnut street Wednesday.
w. C. Haley will arrive Satur-
day for a visit with friends and
relatives. Mr.. Haley has a resp0n-
sible position in Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs. G. w. Golden and children,
Valtza and Dorothy, of Lexington,
are in Berea visiting friends and
relatives.
Masters Edward, Marshall and
Vincent and Miss Susan Robinson.
children OF DR.. and Mrs. M. M. Rob-
inson, returned recently from visit
with their grandmother in Clay
County.
C. H. Porter, Jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. II. Porter, came for short
visit from Charleston, w. Va. Mr..
Porter, who was a civil engineer at
that place, put in an application for
a course at the Officers Training
Camp at IT. Benjamin Harrison and
received his appointment within
two days. He has served in the
Ohio National Guard for three years,
part OF the time as sergeant, and is
now ready to serve again II COM