The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-04-05
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NEWS OF BEREA AND VICINITY GATHERED FROM
VARIETY SOURCES

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Miss Mary Tatum. who is teaching
at Stamping Ground, spent Tuesday
with homefolks in Berea.
Misses Neva Chrisman and Bette
Herndon of Hamilton College are
spending their spring vacation with
relatives in Berea.
After seeing the rest, see the best
at Fish's. ad.-i0.
Miss Audrey Holcomb left Monday
for a weeks visit in Paris.
Miss Lula Robinson. who has been
taking a course in nursing in Paris,
returned to Berea last week.
Miss Edna Early was in Richmond
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bingham mov-
ed last week from their house on
Chestnut street to Railroad street.
DR.. and Mrs. MCGUIRE will occupy
the Bingham residence.
If you are in doubt just how you
want your hat trimmed, bring 1t to
Laura Jones' store, she has a city
designer. Mrs. Nicholson of Louis
willie. ado.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Chrisman en-
tcrtaincd at dinner Saturday evening
at their home on Prospect street the
Misses Bette Herndon, Estella Bick-
nell. and Hilda Welch, in honor of
the Misses Shields, Baup, Metz and
Davenport from Hamilton College.
f. b. Wilson has gone to Estill
County to rent his farm for the year.
and also To look after his oil interest
there.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Christian Church met at the home
of Mrs. Hudspeth Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Moore were in
Richmond Monday.
Miss Sarah Ely. who is teaching
in Whiterspoon College at Buck
horn. is here visiting her mother,
Mrs. Jane Ely on Chestnut street.
l.. Muncy left Wednesday morn
ing for Mount Jackson, Ind, for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Estill Jones and little
daughter. Bernice, spent the week
end in Danville visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Jones.
Miss Bessie Minor, who has been
very i'll at the College Hospital, left
for her home in Parksville. Monday.
Scott MCGUIRE and family have
moved in the Bingham house on
Chestnut street. Mr.. Mcclure is
employed in Welch's Drug Store.
DIR. J. c. Steele, who was employed
at Welch's Drug Store, has accepted
position in Hazard.
Laura Jones' hats, do believe,
are cheaper than ever, more reason
able. Yet. she is carrying the
newest shapes. A. lovely line of
patterns from Cleveland, New York,
and Cincinnati and has a city trim
mer to give the latest touches in
style and trimming. ad-i0.
William Hanson was here Friday
on business.
Mrs. Griffin of Boone street, who
underwent very serious operation
at the Robinson Hospital, will be able
to return to her home soon.
J. J. Martin, who lived on Scaffold
Cane pike, died Monday night of
quinsy.
Ray Rowland of the Vocational De-
partment spent Sunday in Win
chester.
Howard Whitaker was in Win
chester Monday.
Stanley Ault, who was a student
of the College Department here last
year, writes his Berea friends that
he has a good position with large
printing establishment in Cleveland,
..
Walter Hickman, former student,
reports that he is having a great
success as superintendent of schools
at Elmwood, Tenn.
Miss Nora Wyatt has accepted a
position as governess at the home of
Mrs. Dykes at Richmond.
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here, has returned from his work in
West Virginia TO his home at Brod-
head on business.
Professors Messner and Humphrey
entertained a number Of their friends
to dinner at Boone Tavern Monday
evening.
Flemming Griffith visited friends
on the Lexington Pike Sunday.