The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-04-04
House for rent and some lots for
sale.-Dr. s. r. Baker. Ad,

fantry Band Of Camp shelby. Miss.
returned to camp. Thursday, after
pleasant ten days furlough with
his mother.
Malcolm Dulaney of the Academy
Department has been receiving a
visit from his mother of Cincinnati.
He accompanied her home Sunday.
Leonard Robinson of Lancaster
was a visitor in Bcrea sunday.
Miss Mamie Robinson has accept
ed position in Welch's Depart
ment stores. Miss Robinson for
fcrly worked in the Paint Lick
Telephone Exchange.
Miss Helen Bicknell is VISITING
her cousin, Mrs. Davis, of Red Lick.
Laura Jones now has electric
lights in her store and will keep
open till eight o'clock for the ben
eft of her customers. (Ad-ill
Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Baxter of Rich
mond. Mrs. J. w. Van Wrinkle and
son, Walter. Mrs. j. p. Bicknell and
son. Dwight, were very pleasantly
entertained TO dinner at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Bicknell on
the Dixie Highway, Sunday.
Sid holland and Rodger Pickles of
Richmond, were in town Friday.
Mr.. holland is an agent for THE
Daily Register" of that place.
A letter from Mrs. Howard f.
Taylor brings the news that Mr..
Taylor landed safely on the 9th
and arrived in Paris the next day.
He is now where service is need
ed and where he will have the pri-
vilege of having news first hand
during these testing times. Mrs.
Taylor may be addressed for a few
months, Meyers Park. Charlotte, n.
c., care Of +. f. Taylor
Sidney Rust writes from Camp
Upton. n. V. that he is about to take
long journey. or course we I'M
derstand what this means. Many
Of our boys will soon take a similar
trip across the pond.
Roy Gillen of TT. Benjamin Har .
risOn, Ind. spent five days fur
| Tough with his mother. Mrs. Mamie
II. Gillen on Chestnut street and re-
turned to camp Thursday night.
Those who enjoyed the hospitality
I,f
Wallaceton last Wednesday at a
dinner party were, Mesdamcs w. o.
and +. C.. Moore, Mrs. w. 7. Terrill
and Miss June, Mrs. Guy DuersOn
and son Robert and Mrs. John Quinn
and children.
Miss Dahlia Ruth Ambrose left
last Thursday for Green Hall where
she will visit friends and relatives.
Mr.. J. l.. Ambrose has accepted a
position at KildOw, Ky.
Mrs. A. H. ShOrte left for her
home. in Jackson, after an extended
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Allen
Williams, of near Berea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Williams are
rejoicing over the arrival of n
little daughter. Jewell Heloise,
March 9th.
Mrs. Gertrude NJ. Todd returned
Sunday from Roanoke, Va, where
she had a delightful visit with her
children for three weeks. While
there she witnessed the marriage
Of her daughter Margaret. on the
18th of March and on on the same
date she was gladdened by the arri-
val of a little granddaughter in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Cod
dingtOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. b. Chestnut are
new appOintees TO succeed Mr.. C. II.
Click in the Forestry work Of Berea
College. In addition to the forestry
work they will do settlement work,
and will reside on Big Hill pike
where a new residence is being con-
structed for their use.
C.. II. Click has recently accepted
the position Of Fire Warden in Mad
ison County, which under the new
provisions for protecting the tim
Der of our country will prove a val
liable asset.
Mrs. l.. A. Watkins gave a delight
ful dinner on last Thursday in hon
or Of Roy Gillen of TT. Benjamin
Harrison, Ind, and Davis Banney,
of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Will Sexton left yesterday
to visit her son in Cincinnati.
Mrs. u. 5. Berry, Of Conway, is
visiting her son. Leroy, the l.. & n.
ticket agent.
Mrs. w. j. Hudspeth returned
from Louisville, Monday, where she
has been in attendance upon her
son, Lieut. Ralph Hudspet, who
had an operation for a serious case
of mastOids. Bro. Hudspeth is still
at the bedside of his son, whom we
are glad 10 report is improving.
Bernall Sharp of the Academy
Department has been visiting home