The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-05-03
We SELL Hats and sell them right

Mrs. George Pow. who lives on
Chestnut street. is III. Mr.. Pow ar
rived sunday noon.
Mrs. Mamie Jones of Chestnut
street is confined to the hospital
this week.
George Powell Of Burch. w. Va,
is visiting friends here this week.
J. w. Herndon drove a number
of young people to High Point Sun
day to assist in organizing Sun
day school.
Marcus Howell. a former student
of the Vocational Department, who
has been employed at Jackson,
stopped in Bcrea Sunday while on
his way to Cincinnati to Join the
Navy.
Messrs. Draughon and Ricketts,
were in Lexington Sunday.
Charles Peak and Edward Cook
were visiting friends near Walnut
Grove, Saturday and Sunday.
Dclbert and Graham Cook visited
homefolks in Owsley county this
week.
Special Millinery Opening Featur-
cd for Friday and Saturday. We
have some attractive white models
that are typical summer designs.
Fish's. adj
Mrs. Joseph Van Hook arrived
and will remain with her husband
until the close of the school.
John H. Burgess left for his
home at Louisa.
Misses Anna. Enola, Welna and
Leila Hill left this week for their
home at Gunter, Tenn.
Miss Lillian Mcclellan Of st.
Louisville. o., was the guest of
Miss Gertrude Smith the first of the
week.
Use Eldean or American Queen
Flour. It's the best. Give it trial,
it's at Geo. Engle's. adj
Dir. J. 4. Mahaffy of Owsley
County visited his sons, Herman and
Hugh. last week end.
James J. Cecil left Tuesday for
Knoxville, Tenn, where he plans
tn spend a few days before going
to the officers Training Camp at
Fort BENJAMIN Harrison. I'll.
Reason and Oscar Thomas left
Monday night for the home at On
ida, Tenn.
Just returned from the city and
will have special display of Sum-
mer Models Friday and Saturday.
Fish's adj
Parnell Picklesimer has gone to
his home at Hagar, Ky.
G. VI. c. Porter returned TO his
home at BardStown. Monday.
DR. and Mrs. Benson Howard Rob
erts left Monday morning for Roch-
ester. n. V, to attend the funeral
of a relative.
Bought too Many, Am Scared.
will make special price on every
hat in my house for ten days. All
new stuff, bought this season. Most
Of it last Thursday in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Laura Jones. adj
James Elan went Monday night
to begin work on the farm at Rives.
Tenn.
Fletcher Walker departed Mon
day for his home at Enchee, Tenn.
Little Scott T. Mcclure, the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott T. Mcclure,
has recovered from measles.
L. :. Wyatt has bought the Es-
fridge place from John Welch.
Little Lillian Mae Bower is now
able to he up again.
New Shapes, Hats, and Trimming
at Laura Jones' store. adj
Neva Chrisman of Hamilton Col
lcge spent the week end at her home
ON Prospect Street.
James Britt of Ashville, n. c., is
spending a few days at the country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. C. Bow
man. Mr.. Britt is former student
Of the Vocational Department.
Maurine, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Van Wrinkle, has
been very i'll.
Misses Oma Robinson and Nora
Azbill visited friends in Richmond
last week.
Paul DeGroodt visited in Lexing-
ton saturday.
Mrs. Mamie Jones is sick at the
hospital.
Chester l.. Robertson has left
school to work on the Dairy Farm
of Arthur Flannery.