The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-09-06
LOG AL p AG E
NEWS OF BEREA AND VICINITY. GATHERED FROM A
VARIETY OF SOURCES

Early Fall Millinery on display
b L. Belize Co., Richmond, Ky. adj,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Spencer moved
into Mrs. Newcomers home Monda,
where they will reside during tn,
absence Of the Newcomers.
Chester Robertson, who has beer
employed at Toledo, o., the past
summer, returned to Berea Friday
The girls of the Berea College
Laundry, accompanied by their
gentlemen friends, went on a walk
ing party last Saturday night.
Miss Ora Carpenter. who has been
employed at Battle Creek. Mich.
the past summer. returned to Berea
Monday.
Miss Lorena Hafer spent over
Sunday visiting her parents in Gin
cinnati. o.
Miss Helen Dizney. who has been
taking nursing in Chicago, returned
TO Berea Monday for an extended
visit with friends and relatives.
New skirts at b. +. Belize Co.,
Richmond, Nv. ad.-i0
Mr.. Noble, who will take Mr.. Wales
place in the Treasurer's Office, ar
rived in Berea the last of the week.
The name of Paul Sphinx has been
added to the Berea Honor Roll. Paul
enlisted in an Illinois Company and
i, now in Texas in training.
Miles Z. Marsh. the College Reg
istrar. who has been spending an
extended vacation in Mississippi.
returned To Berea Tuesday.
Laura Jones is the place every
one will tell you to go to get your
hat reasonable and right. ad.-iO
have my engine and cutter ready
to fill silos. Forester Raine,
Berea. ny. Phone 63-2 ad-ii.
Arch Flannery, who has been Wis
iting his parents at their home near
Berea, returned TO his work at Bat
tie Greek. Mich. last Thursday.
Misses Ola and Leila Bowman have
been visiting relatives in Winchest-
er for the past few days.
Mrs. j. w. Herndon and Mrs.
Frank Hayes were Lexington visitors
last Thursday.
Miss Frances Bowles, who is to
teach in the Berea Graded School
this year, arrived in Berea last
Friday.
Mrs. ]. l.. Baker, who had quite
serious operation at the Robinson
Hospital last week, is reported as
doing very nicely.
Misses Elizabeth Lewis and CLANCY
Burns, who were returning to Oneida
from a visit in GAINESVILLE, o., stop
ped Off in Berea for a visit for sew
eral days with friends.
BELIEVE ME-! Laura Jones has
THE HATS-felts, yelvets, tans, all
shapes. colors and styles. EVERY
THING NEW. Prices right. Every
body welcome. ad.-i0I
Miss Ellinwood of Greensboro.
N c., is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
c.. F. Olmstead. Jr.. for two weeks.
ID. w. Jackson and daughter, Ge-
neva, and Will Witt Of Kirksville
visited Sunday with the formers
father, ]. H. Jackson.
Mrs. w. T. Lutes and children
visited in the country Monday.
Miss Katherine Raydon, after a
pleasant visit OF two weeks with
Miss Pearl Maupin, returned last
Monday to her home in Blooming
ton, Ill.
Price Ramsey, postmaster at Man
chester, was in town last week Wis
iting friends.
Mrs. Edgar Moore left Sunday for |
a visit with friends in West Virginia |
and Philadelphia, Pa. Mr.. Moore
accompanied her as far as Winches-
ter, motoring to that point.
Miss Carry Wallace Of Carriers
Vile is visiting among friends here.
Frank Fielden, one Of the past
years students in our College, STOP
ped in Berea this week on his way
10 Texas, where he plans to take
Two years Of seminary work.
Mrs. Laura Jones just returned
from Cincinnati where she has been
doing her fall buying of millinery.
Miss Mary Adams is visiting at
and Valley View this
week.
Misses Kate Brown and Priscilla
Harris of Richmond are visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Moore
Df Center Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Parks have
moved from Center Street and are
now occupying the fiat over Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Johnson.