The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Burtt for
mer Berea students, from Jackson
Mich, are spending their vacation in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dick
Mrs. II. T. Mcqueen, of Middle
town, o., was visiting friends and
relatives in town the latter part OF
last week.
For Rent-One home place on
Center.-Eight rooms, electric lights
good cistern and well. For school
year, months. Furnished or un-
furnished. Mrs. Serrilda King,
Berea. Nv. ado
Miss Ellen Raymond left We'd
nesday for a visit with friends at
Spring Lake, Mich. From there,
she expects TO go TO Chicago TO
spend some time with sister, who
is returning TO that city from San
Francisco.
For Rent: Davis House, at juno
ton Of Dixie Highway, Main and
Center SITS. Best location for hotel
or boarding house in Berea. Mod
ern conveniences, hot and cold wa
ter, separate toilets and bath, cleo
trio light. Rented, furnished or
unfurnished. Rent Very Reasonable.
Call phone 1876, or address Mrs. N.
f. Davis. Berea, Ky. ads
The Rev. Howard Hudson and H.
C. Christopher left Tuesday for two
weeks extension work in Elliott
County.
Miss Mcdonald, who has been
teaching in the Berea Summer
school, left for her home in Wind
sor, Mo-, this week.
Miss Lorena Hafer has returned
to Berea after a very pleasant and
profitable vacation spent at North
field, Mass. ...~ -.- = 1870
Chester L. Robertson has been
compelled TO give up his work in
Harlan, and return home on account
of an attack of inflammatory rheu-
matism His friends hope TO see him
about soon.
Prof. James R. Robertson is spend
ing the month of August in ex-
tension work in North and South
Carolina.
DR.. Albert G. Weidler, of the Col
lege Department, left Monday for
trip to Erie, Pa, and other points
in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Mrs. f. J. Martindale has returned
to her home in Oberlin, Ohio, after
a three weeks visit TO her daughter,
Mrs. J. F. Smith.
Professor C. ID. Lewis, Kentucky's
most popular institute instructor,
returned Saturday from a success
full institute at Manchester. He left
Sunday noon for Cattletsburg, to
conduct the institute for Boyd
County teachers,
The members pf the Kentucky
Trio party were given a touch OF
home life in a supper party on the
lawn at the home of Prof. and Mrs.
j. F. Smith, on Saturday evening.
Prof. and Mrs. C. N. Shut left on
Wednesday for Canton, Ohio, where
they will visit home folks. Prof.
Shut will report for military SER
vice on August 20. Mrs. Shut will
make her home in Canton.
C. f. Vogel left on Monday noon,
for a months extension work in
Virginia in company with Prof.
Marsh.
Misses Irene MOffltt and Kathryn
Sanders left last Friday 10 spend
the week end with Miss Virginia
Davis, at her home in Lexington.
From Lexington. Miss MOfitt will
go to her home in Battle Creek,
Mich, and Miss Sanders 30 her home
in Leesburg, Ohio.
DR.. Best left on Saturday for Chi
cago, 10 attend the National Dental
Association meeting in that city.
He expects 10 be gone for about a
week.
Miss Zelma Brown spent the week
end with her parents at Mt. Vernon.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hart returned
last week from their honeymoon,
spent with relatives and friends
in Ohio
Ray ST. Clair, who is a Y.MCA.
secretary in Chattanooga, spent
part Of last week in Berea.
Mrs. Henry Ritter returned to
Bcrea last week, 10 take up her
duties as mairon Of Boone Tavern.
Mrs. Laura Gabbard is spending
this week at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. w. II. Porter in Lexington