The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-07-18

extended visit with relatives in
Paint Lick and Berea.
Mrs. Fred Cummings arrived Mon
day, from Binghampton, N. ", for
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harden Golden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Preston and
Mrs. Leonard lsaacs and children,
motored ~ Louisville last Saturday,
to see their son and brother, Will
Preston, who is at Camp Taylor.
Miss Amy Myron, who has been
making an extended visit with her
friend. Miss May Harrison, returned
to her home in Violin. 5. Ia, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Gabbard have
been spending several days with
Mrs. Gabbard's parents at their
home near Kingston.
Miss Frances Sproule, a former
Berea student, was visiting recently
in the home of John Johnson and
family, near Blue Lick.
Oscar n. Johnson, recently con-
victed of murder by a jury, and
given the death sentence BY the
Judge. at Paris, has issued a pro-
test against the decision Of the
Court, and rests his claim upon the
ground of extenuating circumstan
ces. He hopes for a reversal of the
Judgment in his favor.
Mrs. Howard Dizney and little
son, Charles Franklin. of Wood.
Harlan County, are visiting at the
home of +. F. Dizney.
See Moore and stephens for rain
barrels. at Coal Yard. ad- l..
NJ. h. Mcclure, purchasing agent
Tor the Standard Wheel Co.. Of
Berea, returned home last Saturday.
He reports business good in his
line in the territory he covers.
A letter received by Mrs. Helen
Stearns sharpe last week, conveyed
the word that her husband. Sgt.
Charles g. sharpe. would be on board
ship for France by the time this
letter reached Berea.
4 group Of extension workers left
Berea last week for Center, Ala. The
party was composed of the follow
ing persons: Mrs. Sharpe. Mrs.
Mead. the Misses Dizney and Park
or, Dean Clark. Dean Edwards, Dr.
Mead and J. G. Durham. They ex-
pected to spend Monday in Chatta-
nooga. Tenn.
James Scotland Tubbs has enlisted
in the Army and Mrs. Tubbs has
been delayed q week, but will be
here the 9th. ada.
Mrs. Tubbs is a smiling lady Of
unconquerable optimism, who never
hists her umbrella until il begins
to rain" Remember the date. July
27th ads
See Moore and stephens for rain
barrels. at Coal Yard adj.
Prof. kean arrived in Berea. re-
Gently and is living in the brick
house which was vacated by DR..
Mcclure. Prof. Kean will teach
mathematics in the College Depart
ment next year
Mrs. Lewis Lester returned las.
week from a visit with her hus-
band in Hamilton, Ohio.
Jesse Robinson. of Oneida Insti-
tute. Is visiting with his uncles, Drs.
VI. VI. and b. F. Robinson, Of this
place. He plans TO be student in
Rerea this year.
Delma, Ruth and Harold HOskins
are spending their vacation at their
uncle's, s. w. Prather, of Carlisle.
Mrs. Lula F. HosHhs will spend a
few weeks with her father and
mother in Magoflin County.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. w. Prather and
daughter, Miss Gertrude, Hd Miss
Allie Smith, all Of Carlisle, spent
the week end with Mrs. Lula F
Hoskins. on Jackson street.
Word has just been received by
Mrs. Allen Williams that heI
brothers, Sergeants Dan C. Shorte
and Braxton C. Shorte, and heI
cousin. Sergeant Ed o. Cox, have
arrived safely in France. They
will be remembered by many Berea
citizens and students.
see Moore and Stephens for ralr
barrels, at Coal Yard. adj
Mrs. J. F. Fugitte writes that heI
husband has been called to the
colors. Mr.. Fugitte has been will
the o. X. Railroad as Assistant
Travelling Auditor. Mrs. Fugltt'
will be remembered as Miss Colder
Shorte, a former student and resi-
dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Green are
happy over the arrival of baby
. girl. Flma. at their home last SAT