The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-07-26
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NEWS OF BEREA AND VICINITY GATHERED FROM A
VARIETY SOURCES

and Sunday with his brother, Will
on the Walnut Meadow pike.
Work was started Monday on
John Welch's brick bungalow on
West Chestnut street.
Mrs. Scott MCGUIRE and little son,
Scott T., are making an extended
visit at her former home in Austin,
Texas.
Mrs. C.. C. Early was in Nicholas
willie one day last week. She ac-
companied her husband TO Berea,
Friday.
Miss Matte and Elmer Wilson OF
Irvine are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L.
A. Bender on Center street.
Judge J. c. Baxter of Richmond
and his cousin, Miss Gaines, of the
staff of the Evening Post of Louis
willie were Berea callers this week.
In their party were also Miss
Marian holland. Mrs. ZELDA holland,
and Edward holland of Richmond,
Miss Simrall of Shelbyville, and Mrs.
Charles White of New York.
A party from Cincinnati composed
OF Messrs. o. p. Holt, Chas. Hammer,
! f.. r. Webster, and NJ. S. Todd paid
Berea and the College a visit the
past week. The latter, Mr.. Todd, is
cousin of Mrs. Jesse Baird.
Messrs. f. l.. Roberts and Howard
Hudson, who have been in Carter
County during the past two weeks,
returned to Berea Tuesday. They
report a pleasant time spent in that
County.
The exemption Board Of Madison
County consists of Sheriff Van B.
Benton. Clerk R. r. Terrill, and Doc
tor Bosby of Richmond. IL will be
a week OF ten days before they re-
ceive their official lists. Until that
time everybody must rest easy.
C. w. Mckee of Irvine was a bust
ness visitor in Berea Tuesday.
Prof. and Mrs. William Jesse Baird
received a pleasant visit from the
formers parents of Crab Orchard
during the last of the week. They
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Jenkins Of Artemus.
Miss Sarah Pearl Yadon, Sum-
mer School student, left for her
home in Welborn, Wednesday, for
two weeks vacation. She will re-
turn to Berea at the end Of that
time.
George Hembree of Co. M, ist Ky.
Regiment, formerly stationed at
Louisville, has been removed to
Covington.
Miss Bess DeBord Of the Normal
Faculty is spending the week in Be-
rea.
We have been handed the name
of Mark Settle, First Machine Co.,
Indianapolis, Ind, to be added to the
"Berea Honor Roll"
We wish to correct the summer
address of DR.. and Mrs Ferguson
given last week as Mallet, o., when
it should have been Mallet Creek,
D., Route 2.
Prof. Charles d. Lewis and Charles
D. Anderson, both Of the Normal
Faculty, who have been taking sum-
ner work at Peabody, returned 20
Berea Monday. Professor Lewis
was on the faculty Of the Summer
School at Peabody College.
We are glad to add the names OF
Moss and Dudley billiard and Greed
D. Harrison TO "Berea's Honor Roll"
Of students who have answered the
,all Of the country. These young
men are stationed at present at TT.
Va
J. William Dooley is spending a
lew days at home after several days
absence.
Dean Marsh left Sunday night for
Clinton, Tenn, where he joins the
Rural Life Institute for two weeks.
Miss Ellen Raymond, who recently
returned from two weeks work with
he Rural Life Institute, left Monday
or Eastern Kentucky points.
Otis Kercher, state agent OF the
lOys' club work of Kentucky, with
headquarters at Lexington, attended
he Agricultural Club Convention
leld here during the week end.
C. w. Anderson has been visiting