The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-08-30
Dean & Stafford
REAL ESTATE
Bank 4 Trust Bldg. Berea, Ky.
We SELL hats and sell them RICH,
Berea, Ky.

L.. II. MCSWaln, the Oiu HAIRLESS
maker of Berea, now Of Middletown
o., in the employ of American Roll
ing Mill Company, is spending som,
time with old friends in Berea anC
surrounding country.
Allen Williams and little daughter
Lillian Ray, were in Jackson last
week visiting with A. H. Shorte ant
family.
Nancy HUFF writes that she will
teach at Whitesburg the coming
year. She spent very pleasant va
cation at Partridge.
New Fall Suits arriving at b. Z
Belue Co., Richmond, Ky. adj,
Mrs. M. Z. Marsh, who has beer
spending her vacation in Tennessee
North Carolina, and Mississippi, re-
turned to Berea Sunday.
Wallace Buchanan, who has beer
employed at Boone Tavern as as
sistant clerk this summer, left Fri
day for a short vacation with home
folks.
Miss Grace Gentry, who has been
employed at the Fireside Industries
this summer, left Tuesday for Ann
Arbor, Mich, where she will be en-
ployed.
Friends of Walter Van Wrinkle
will be glad to know that he has d
good job at Akron, o. His present
address is IS Cambridge Street.
Mrs. Myra Norris and children
George and Bernice, returned the
latter part OF the week very much
refreshed as the result Of a week;
vacation with friends and relatives
in and near Richmond.
Miss Stoughton returned last week
after a pleasant visit with friends
and relatives at her home in Con-
necticut.
See our new FAN Dresses and
Waists. b. E. Belue Company, Rich
mond, Ky. ad.-i(
The new Berea College Truck
which arrived last week, will be
used by the Power and Heat Plant
Miss Edith Philips Of the Academy
Glass of II was in town visiting
friends the last OF the week.
Miss Minnie Wylie returned tC
Berea Saturday from a visit with
friends and relatives at Carrolton
C. B. Anderson Of the Normal Fac
ulty was in Berea last week. He ha;
been visiting institutes all over the
South so as to be better fitted fol
his work next year.
Miles Eugene Marsh, Jr., who has
been employed at the Dairy Barr
this summer, was suddenly called Il
Rolling Forks, Miss. He will worl
in connection with the experiment
station there.
Another addition to Berea's "Rol
of Honor" The name is Veo M
Douglas Of the Glass Of rs. Mr.
Douglas enlisted in the 22nd Illinois
Ambulance, eRroute for Texas. Hi:
Berea friends wish him well.
Owen T. Batson and his brother
Lieut.. C. C. Batson, arrived in Beres
Monday. They were accompanied
by their mother, Mrs. J. n. Batson
who will visit here for some time
Miss Bertha Puff, sister to Mis-
Alma Puff, who is employed in the
Treasurer's ONCE, left Tuesday fol-
her home at Cold Springs.
James L. Ambrose left last weel
for Chillicothe, o., where he will
have work in erecting the Govern
ment barracks.
b. F. Collins arrived In Berea
Monday. Mr.. Collins will be re-
membered by all Berea people al
the "star" track man.
Miss Manchester Of the Vo-
cational Faculty arrived in Beres
last week. She will teach Home
Science.
Mr.. Mead, who will take Profes-
sor Raine's place, arrived in Bere'
last week.
The Misses Alice Case, Fife Am
brose, Lorena Hafer, and Lilliar
Newcomer were very pleasantly en-
tertained Saturday night by thu
Misses Rhoda Witt and Lila Clarl
at the home Of Dean and Mrs. +. O
Clark. Instrumental and vocal music
formed the evenings entertainment
Christian Endeavor was held Of
the porch OF the Union Church, anc
was led by John J. Russell. Quite {
large crowd was present.
Some OF the friends OF Lieut.. c. c
Batson gave a social in his honoI
in Phi Delta Hall Monday night. The
Virginia Reel TO the accompaniment
of the victrola constituted the great
ar mart M the entertainment.