The citizen., 1918-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kinnard Of
Omaha. Neb. are visiting with re-
latives ip Berea.
Miss lille Ogg, who has been
teaching in Ohio, is spending her
holiday vacation at her home near
Berea.
John Gabbard, who was off from
duty at Camp Taylor for a few days
last week, was Berea visitor for
short time.
All kinds Of machine needles, shut
Ties and bobbins at H. C. Penning
toms. ad-27.
Eb Wilson, who is working at
Nicholasville, has been spending
several days with his family in
Berea.
Miss Lutte Williams, who is in
school at Georgetown. has been
visiting her parents during the
holidays at Boone Tavern.
r. F. Spence was in Louisville at
the end Of last week to see his bro
ther, who is at Camp Taylor.
NJ. ID. Bowling was visiting his
son, Grover, last week at Camp Shell
by, Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
John F. Dean had a sudden attack
Of appendicitis last Friday and was
operated for same on Friday night.
Morris A. Phillips of Wilde has
been visiting friends here for few
days.
House for Rent. Three-fourths
mile East of Berea. Enquire, Lizzie
Bogie. ad.-27
Chester l.. Robertson is sick at his
homo on Chestnut street.
Sergeant J. Paul Edwards, leader
of the 10th Inf. /, Band at Camp
Shelby, Mississippi, has been visit
ing relatives and friends for few
days. He returned to Camp Shelby
Monday. Hl
Axel Ernberg entertained Messrs
William Porter and Edward Will
liams to supper Tuesday night.
A. s. Mann, Attorneys -at-law, Be-
rea student of seventeen years ago,
now practicing law in Cleveland, o.
was a Berea business visitor at the
first Of the week in the interest OF
the settlement of the Burdette es-
tate of which his wife, formerly
Nettie Burdette. is an heir.
The Misses SecOr and Canterbury
Of Pine Mountain School are enjoy
ing a few days Of rest at Boone Tav-
ern and making a study Of Berea
methods.
s. C. Rhode Island Red cockerels
for sale. Large, vigorous, well
marked birds. Mrs. Luther Todd,
COyle, Ky, Berea phone. 9-i-h-i
ad
w. j. Smith Of Petersburg. Tenn,
and q. w. Smith of Tifiln. o., were
visiting their brother, Prof. John +
Smith, during the week.
Ernest CongletOn. former Berea
student, is now a prosperous coal
operator at Chavis.
$. n. Rust. a popular graduate OF
Berea College. class of IA, is now in
active service for his country. He
is stationed at Camp Upton. N. Y,
305th NJ. G. Bat, Co. C.
Charles ID. Collins, an old Berea
student. wishes TO be remembered
to his friends while he does his Bit
in his country's service in the med
ical department of the army.
Jerry Branson, a former Berea
student, has recently enlisted and
may be addressed Great Lakes Ma
val T. sta, Great Lakes, ILL.,. Co. 81
Reg. 2.
For Rent. House, recently occu-
pied by w. b. Jones, on Parkway
For particulars see Mrs. Laura
Jones. ad
The genial countenance Of Asst
Cashier II. w. Hackett Of the Trea-
surer's office is much missed by the
students as they sign up for the
winter term. He may be addressed
AT FL. Thomas. Ky, ard Plat. i3 r.
Co. s. 3i7
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Wyatt are
visitors in Berea this week.
4. n. Martin OF Louisville visited
w. II. Bower Saturday and Sunday
Henry schnaufer, who has beer
visiting in Berea, left for his hom'
in Casper. Wyo., Sunday.
w. II. Griffin OF Norwood, o., spenl
the week end with w. II. Duncan.