The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-01-17

Mrs. George Pow and daughters,
Jean and Annabel, left for Tampa,
Fla. to spend the rest of the winter.
Miss Addie Fish spent the week
end at Louisville, returning home
Tuesday.
Estill Jones spent the week end
with his family this week.
J. II. Jackson is home for this
week.
Little Scott +. Mcclure entertain
ed quite few of his little friends
at his home last Friday afternoon
in honor Of his fourth birthday.
Justice Jackson left Tuesday for
Lexington where he will enter
Smiths Business College.
Jake Herndon left Monday for
Mississippi on business.
Miss Anna Powell left Monday for
Wooster o. On her return she will
stop at Camp Taylor to visit her
brother.
For Sale.-Dining-room table and
six chairs: good as new, cheaper
than half cost. See William Jesse
Baird. Berea, Ky. Ad-
H. L. Taylor and DR.. McAllister
went to Lexington Monday on bust
ness.
Earl Price, former Berea stu
dent, returned to his home at Mich
olasville, Friday, after two days
visit with friends in Berea.
Miss Kathleen 0gg was quite sick
at the first of the week with tonsil-
tits.
H. p. Scott of Dyersburg. Tenn,
spent a part of last week in Berea
visiting friends. Scott was once
student here in the Academy De-
partment.
Mr.. Jones, depot agent at Hazard
made a short visit last week in Berea
with his mother on Center Street.
H. p. Woolrey. formerly of Locust
Branch, has moved just outside the
city limits on the Paint Lick Road
where he will make his home.
A. NJ. Ross, a former student oil
Berea College, now Of Leipsic. d.
was visiting friends in town the
first of the week. Mr.. Ross called
a. THE CITIZEN office and did the
wise thing by leaving his subscrip-
tion for year.
Arvel Street, an Academy student
of last year and one who was ex-
cused last April to enlist on th'
farm, writes that he later answered
Uncle Sans call to arms and is now
in the Medical Department. S0th i
A., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merideth GabbarC
write very encouragingly Of theil
new work in MiddletOwn,~ o. Theil
friends may write them at 500 Cal
umet Avenue.
Jesse Murrell. formerly Of tn,
Army Y. NJ. C. A., has enlisted in tn
Aviation Department and is located
at Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton, Great Lakes. III.
Exchange.-Mississippi upland TO
Kentucky Blue Grass land. F. h
Larabee. Wilmore, Ky. ADDS
s. l.. Baird, superintendent of tn
College Farm. has been confined ii
his home for the past ten days will
tonsillitis and lagrippe.
Mrs. A. NJ. Clark received a mes
sage from her husband, who is op
Grating mine at Glomar, PER-,
County, that he sustained a painful
scalp injury by a fall while at hi
work.
John b. Crosetto. the well-knOwI
former student Of the VOcatiOna
Department. and general hustler TO
THE CITIZEN. and other enterprises
will leave tomorrow morning 10
his home in South Wilmington. I'll
where he will visit his folks whom
he has not seen for some time, ate
which he will enter some brancl
OF service for his Country.
Doctor MOssman is detailed L
the work Of sanitation in the fv'
mile zone surrounding Camp Gordon
and Fort Mcpherson. Atlanta. Ga
where he and family are pleasant!
located at p Elmira Place, Atlanta
Ga. They send best wishes to al
Berea friends.
Every farmer that can avail him
self Of the privilege offered in thu
program you will find at the bottom
Of page six be sure and be on hand
!. will pay you.