The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-08-16

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will be present at the Kentucky Re,
Cross Convention at Lexington tn,
22nd and 23rd.
J. n. Steeley of Williamsburg wa
business vititor in Berea Satur.
day.
Hobart Kelly Of Evarts, Harlan
County. visited friends in Berea dur
ing the week end.
Judge J. G. Baxter Of Richmond
was a business caller in our towr
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Simmal, Mr.
and Mrs. J. w. Mengres, and Mr.. anC
Mrs. +. ID. Van Wrinkle Of Covingtor
were Berea visitors last Wednes-
day. They were very highly i'm
pressed with the work which Beres
is doing.
Misses Anna Coldewey and NJ. A
Thomas of Louisville are spending
a two weeks vacation at Boone
Tavern.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Mckee and
family, who have been visiting here
during the last two weeks, return
ed to their home in Butler, Pa,
Monday. They made the entire
journey by automobile.
w. II. Hoskins of Burns, Ore, is
spending the week in Berea visiting
relatives.
Homer Biggerstaff, clerk of Boone
Tavern, is spending his vacation at
his home in Sunset, N. C.
Mrs. W. C. Scale of Winchester
was a business visitor in Berea last
week.
We announce a showing of modest
hats for immediate and early fail
wear. Fish's. ads
Dean f. o. Clark, who conducted
the Teachers Institute at HindmaH
last week, returned to Berea, Nom
day. He reports a very successful
Institute.
Edward Redden. a student of the
College Department and former
foreman of the Cleaning Force,
writes that he has joined the Avia-
ton Corps at Fort Thomas.
County Agent Spence leaves for
his annual vacation the last Of the
week. He will visit his brother at
Peoples, and will then visit several
points somewhere in the United
States"
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Lewis visited
the formers mother, Mrs. A. J. Smith
on Center street, last week.
James b. Herd, student Of the
College Department last year, writes
from his home in Rhea County,
Tenn, that he expects to enter
school again in September.
Robert Spence attended the Mt.
Vernon Fair last Thursday and Fri
lay. While there, he conducted a
Farmers Bureau Of Information. He
gave away something like two
thousand agricultural bulletins,
started seventeen farmers Libraries
md began thoro sweet clover cam
Daign in Rockcastle County.
Miss Doppie Kathleen Ogg is
spending some days with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Raw
ings at their home, idle Wild"
near Pamela.
S. r. Rust spent a most pro-
liable year at Columbia. During
his vacation he has been employed
~ the Pullman Company Of New
York. He will enter the Second
Training Camp at Oglethorpe, Ca,
August q.
Professor and Mrs. Edwards Wis
ted Camp Stanley at Lexington one
lay last week. They went to see
heir son, Paul, and a number of
,ther Berea boys before they will
cave for their southern camp in
ew days.
Paul Edwards, leader of the Sec
md Kentucky Regiment Band, in
amp at Lexington, visited his par
nts in Berea one day the first OF
he week. The soldiers in camp a:
lexington expect to be moved to
in southern Mississippi
n about two weeks.
Junior Edwards, who is at Fort
'homas, spent five days at home, re-
urning TO camp Monday.
Miss Leila Baker Of Lexington ar
lived last week for a visit at the
ZONE Of her brother, ]. l.. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrel Van Wrinkle
pent from Thursday until Sunday
With relatives in London.
Wallace Adams, who has been
working in Akron, o., has been
pending several days in Berea. His
wife and two childreR accompanied
lin on the visit.