The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-06-21

Treasurer Osborne, arrived Friday
TO assist in closing up the accounts
and rendering the annual report.
J. II. Landlord, one of The Citizens
hustling representative in Estill
County, spent Monday afternoon in
the office.
Miss Myrtle Baker left the first OF
the week for an extended visit with
relatives in Sims, Ill.
Misses Sarah and Dora Ely, who
have been spending their vacation
in Berea, left Saturday for Mt. Jack
son Sanitarium where they will
spend a few days before returning
to their work at Buckhorn.
Miss Helen Scrivner is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Harold Van
Wrinkle, in Cincinnati this week.
Mrs. B. H. Gabbard is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Blevins. at
their home near Kingston.
Pryor Hayes of Springfield, Mo,
was visiting relatives here in town
and at Big Hill last week.
Charles b. Anderson of the Scaffold
Cane Model School left Wednesday
for Nashville where he will take
summer work at the George Peabody
Institute for Teachers.
Misses Alice Downey Case and
Margaret Todd left Monday for Lake
Winona for summer school.
Miss Eunice Mary Pearson left for
her home in Hartford, South Dakota,
Wednesday. She visited her form
er home in BarabOo, Wis.,, enroute.
Hobart Burnette is attending sum-
mer school at the University of
Kentucky. He will return TO Berea
when school closes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Frost and
little daughter are visiting the form
er's parents, President and Mrs.
Frost, for several days. Mr.. Frost
has just returned from Queenstown
where he has represented the
United States so faithfully in the
capacity Of Consul. He has probably
had more experience with U-bOat
disasters than any other man. After
q thoro rest here he will resume his |
work with the State Department.
Miss Myrtle Wilson, a student Of
the E. X. s. N. at Richmond, visited
her aunt, Miss EfIle Ambrose, over
Sunday.
Luther Morgan of Richmond Wis
tied Berea friends Sunday.
Frederick Paddock returned to his
home in Baraboo, Wis, Sunday after
4 pleasant visit at the home OF Pres
dent and Mrs. Frost.
Miss Della Holiday left Saturday
or Somerset for a visit with her
sister, Lucy, Of the high school
here. -S--.a. 9ai-
Miss Margaret Dizney of the Do
nestle Science Department left for
chicago Saturday for twelve weeks
It the University of Chicago.
Miss Myrtle Berg of the Home De-
,artment is spending month in
Knott and Harlan Counties in the
interest of better homes and the
Of food. Miss Stella
.ase will join her shortly.
Miss Georgia LOrena Hafer is
two weeks in the Regis
rar's Office studying methods pre-
to taking a position there
lext year.
Prof. r. r. Humphrey left for
summer school work at the Univer-
,ity of Chicago Tuesday.
Misses Fidella Mae Brown and
Stella Haley spent the week end in
lancaster visiting friends and rel
stives.
Prof. John N. Peck is continuing
his studies in Mathematics at the
of Chicago this summer.
Bailey B. Baxter Of the College
has returned from his
home in Richmond TO work in the
Printing Office during the summer.
Miss Norma Knenning OF Cincin-
natl entered summer school here
last week.
Edward East Of the Printing De-
Dartment spent last week at his
home in Millsprings.
Miss Bonnie l.. Wolfe OF Speers
Ferry, Va, is a new student in sum-
ner school.
Miss Helen Bundy spent a day IN
Berea last week enroute from the
Y. w. C. A. Conference at Blue Ridge
% her home in Angola, N. Y.