The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-12-13

Mrs. Laura Jones. adj
Oscar Wilson and Earl Lockin,
students Of the College Department,
left Wednesday for a short visit at
their homes before enlisting in the
Navy.
Lieut.. Robert y. Edwards left for
San Antonio, Tex, Tuesday, where
he will report for duty Saturday.
Lieut.. Arleigh C. Griffin, who has
been Editing The Citizen during the
past two weeks in the absence Of the
Editor, left for Boston "Wednesday
night where he will he stationed
during the winter.
Editor Wertenberger is spending
the week in different points in Mis-
sissippi on business.
Chauncey Colby. a student Of the
College Department last year, who
won commission as first lieutenant
in the infantry at Fort Benjamin
Harrison, visited friends in Berea
during the early part Of the week.
He was accompanied by his brother,
E.G.
Mrs. S. L. Baker and Mrs. Laura
Gabbard were in Lexington last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Jennie Hanson Jones and son
Calvin left here Friday afternoon
for Seattle, Washington, where they
will make their home. Mrs. Jones
has been here for about sixteen
months visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Charles Lester and son War
rem Of Long Beech, Cal. are here for a
visit with Mrs. George Pow NJ
Chestnut Street.
Paul Muncy, who was hurt Satur-
day afternoon while sliding down
the banisters at Knapp Hall, is reS
covering rapidly.
Mrs. l.. A. Davis and sons. Lewis
and Edward. left Sunday morning
for Omaha, Nebr., where they will
spend Christmas with Mrs. Davis
sister, Mrs. Jim Kinnard.
Lewis Lester of Chestnut street is
i'll at his home
Miss Hattie Carr of Jackson Street
is i'll with the la grippe this week.
II. C. Woolf of Winchester was in
Berea Monday.
W. ID. Jones of Lexington was here
Monday on business.
William SwOpe of Lexington was
here for a few days the last OF the
week.
Lieut.. E. G. Walker was in Berea
over Sunday. Lieut.. Walker is sta /
toned at Camp Taylor.
Mrs. Haas, who has been i'll at the
Hospital, is recovering.
w. II. Bower, the l.. & n. agent.
moved into the new depot here Sat-
urday. Every one seems to be en-
toying the new building very much.
Mrs. Barbara Moore has been quite
III at the home of her mother, Mrs.
lin. Jackson, for few days.
On the evening Of November 2S
he Progress Club entertained their
husbands at the home Of Mrs. II. T.
Taylor.
Leonard w. Menzie Of the Acad-
smy class OF 1915 is now with the
overseas Battalion, Marine Barracks,
Paris Island. S. c., but is hoping to
De detailed for farther study at the
Naval School in Washington.
Mason Anglin, 81 Disputanta,
whom all Of Berea students who
lave visited the Fails" know well,
las moved TO Berea for the winter.
The Clio Club held its meeting
asst week at the home of Mrs. g. L.
spencer. Interesting papers were
'ead by Mesdames Smith and Best.
The Progress Club will hold its
annual Bazaar at Mrs. Bakers store
IN. Friday and Saturday, December
IA and is. Dainty Christmas gifts.
Proceeds for local charity, ad.-2i
Homer Mccain, former student
d the College Department, passed
Ihru Berea for a short visit Monday,
enroute TO Cincinnati where he eI-
poets 10 enlist in the Navy.
Reuben Batson OF the College De-
partment left Tuesday for Cincin-
natl TO enlist in the Navy.
g Fred Oscar Bowman, former stu
lent and worker for The Citizen, who
has been at a Reserve Officers Train
ing Camp during the past three
returned TO Berea for o
short visit Monday. He holds COM
mission as second lieutenant in the
Irnitad States ARMY