The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-12-26
LOG A 2 A G e
NEWS OF BEREA AND VICINITY, GATHERED FROM
VARIETY OF SOURCES
w anted Oil lease,


Lee, Wolfe, Owsley, Magoflin, John
son and Jackson or Breathitt Room
. Lexington Banking Il Trust Go.
Bldg, Lexington, Kentucky. adp.
Ensign Arvid o. Siler, of the U. 5
;. Raleigh, recently obtained his
honorable discharge from naval ser
vice, and expects TO return TO his
former employment in the coal bust
ness at Silush, w. Va. Mr.. Siler will
be remembered by quite number
as student in the College Depart
ment of Berea during the years of
i9i2-i3. He was in Berea last week.
calling on friends and incidentally
visited The Citizen Office to renew
his subscription for another wear.
Special sale OF Hats at Laura
Jones'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Osborne,
If Chicago, are spending the Christ
mas holidays in Berea under the
parental roof. Mr.. Osborne is head
Of the Physical Science Department
If the Francis Parker School in
Chicago.
Mr.. Howard Embree, "a grand
son of Father Fee, arrived in Berea
last week, to spend the holidays
with his family, who have been here
for several weeks. Mr. Embree has
been in a military Training Camp
in the South.
Hats from 75c. up on sale at Eva
Walden's. She is getting ready to
enlarge her store room for a bigger
and better line Of spring hats. ad.
Dean and Mrs. Edwards enter
tanned at dinner on Christmas Day:
Miss Adelia Fox and her mother,
Mrs. Wertenberger and daughter,
Mary, and son. Karl, Mrs. Barr, Miss
Morrow, Miss Ritscher and Miss
Alice Atzenhoefer.
Howard Hubbell, Secretary OF
County Y. NJ. C. A. Work for the
Southern States, spent day in Be
rea this week comforting with local
Y. VI. C.. A. men about the advisa-
bility Of charging the plans for
county work in the Southland.
Bert Johnson, County Agent from
West Virginia, is spending the hol-
iday season among his many friends
here while visiting the home folks
near Blue Lick.
Willie Blevins, of the U. 5. Navy
is home on a furlough. and spent
the weekend in Berea with his sis
ter. Mrs. B. II. Gabbard.
New hats at Laura Jones' Store.
All colors in velours, soft velvet
street hats and crushers. Every
one a special. Come at once 10 get
your choice; prices ranging from
500 TO $500 in the best styles and
materials. so new hats at 500 TO
$3.50 now on sale at Laura Jones'
Street, Phone i2i, Berea, Ky.
Mrs. Ernberg was in Chicago last
week on business.
Miss Della Childs, an instructor
in the Vocational Department, left
Tuesday for a few days visit with
friends at stanton.
Ned and Prick HerndOn, who are
both students Of the Lewisburg
military school, are home for the
holidays.
Axel Ernberg came home at the
first of the week TO spend Christmas
with his mother.
Miss Florence Mitchell is home
from Lexington, where she has been
taking a course in nursing.
Mrs. VIM. Clark was in Cincinnati
last week, where she was joined by
her husband.
Miss Bertha King stopped in Berea
Saturday and Sunday for a visit
with friends, on her way from Mar
linton, w. Va, to Warren, where
she will spend the Christmas holi-
days at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
b. p. Jones.
A. +. Scruggs was called from
Berea 10 his old home. last week,
on account of the death of his father.
soft-headed paciiists predict that
the Kaiser will die Of o broken
heart, while the less sympathetic
are hopeful that his death will be