The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-04-18

JACKSON.
n. l. Duncan. Of Paint Lick. visit
ed his brother, W. II. Duncan Suh-
day.
We can match your shoes in hats
a. Laura Jones store. shoes. gloves
and hats all match or should blend
in color this season. We have the
hat for you. Come and get it at
once. We sell hats. adj i2
W. II. Duncan has been confined
To his home several days with an
abscess under the right arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bentor Fielder are
the proud parents of little son
who arrived in their home recently.
Miss Helen Fairchild. former
Berea student. visited friends in
Berea at the first of the week.
Mr.. McElroy, of the Vocational
Faculty. was in Louisville at the
first of the week.
Owen Batson and Miss Mary
Marsh. of the College Department.
spent the weekend at their home
near Cynthiana.
Mrs. J. II. Jackson was shopping
| in Richmond last week.
Found Young dog. Can be had
by describing and paying for this
advertisement. G. w. Mead, Presl-
dents House Berea. Ad-i2.
The Baptist Ladies Missionary
Society meets with Mrs. J. II. Jack
son. on Chestnut street.
The Ladies' Aid. of the Christian
Church. meets with Mrs. Warford.
on Center street.
Miss Edna Early spent from Fri
day until Monday with relatives in
Stanford.
Leonard Fielder. who is stationed
a. Camp Taylor. spent several days
in Berea lthis week, visiting his
brother. Benton.
You don't have TO 60 to the city
for your hat. You can get any kind
and any shape you want at Laura
Jones'. Price is right. too. ad.-i2
Corp. Henry Ritter. of Camp Tay-
Tor. was visiting friends in Berea'
over Sunday.
Miss Sarah Houk. of the College
Department. has been having a
pleasant visit from her mother for
the past three weeks.
The Academy Senior Glars of this
wear were delightfully."- entertain
Ell at the home of Miss Margaret
Hart. one of their members. at her
home on Jackson street, Monday
evening.
Such a big new lot of hats in at
Laura Jones' this week. match any
dress and suit any face. Prices
right Anybody can get the hat
they want-here. Do you right. too.
ad.-i2
Mrs. AT. Scruggs. of Boone street.
is i'll at her home.
William Hanson, of Lexington
was in Berea Friday.
William DOoley left Monday ior
Knoxville. Tenn.
L. s. Wyatt was in London Mon
dav afternoon on business.
w. d. Ferguson of Cleveland, D"
was a Berea visitor last Thursday
Miss Edith Phillips of Wilde was
- I-n;Iov chanDinR
ID w. Riddle and family will move
from Boone street into the mouse
where w. b. Walden lived.
Mrs. Lou Hanson was entertainer
TO luncheon Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hunt on Estlll
street.
Little Scott T. Mcclure, the only
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott I. Nc
CURE. has been quite i'll for Few
DAYS but is now improving nicely
Misses Martha and Rebecca Muncv
spent Saturday and Sunday in Rlcb-
mond. visiting their brother. +. H..
Muncy, the Furniture Man
Mrs. Mamie Brannaman was taken
suddenly i'll Sunday afternoon, after
returning from a visit with her son,
Charles Adams, Of Winchester. She
was taken 10 the Robinson Hospital
Monday afternoon.
Those odd new shapes IN hats you
see in your magazines can all be
found at Laura Jones store. Ada
Elliot STAFFORD was the guest OF
Miss "Rea" Scrivner of Center street
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Muncy and
daughter, Evelyn. motOred TO Rich
mond. sunday.
The Red Cross department that
worked nights last week certainly
made a large number of surgical
dressings 10 send over There"
Mrs. William II. Stowe leaves this
week for Ohio.
A. b. York Of BuckhOrn was here
over Sunday visiting William An
dersOn.
The Progress Club met at the
home of Mrs. j. w. HerndOn last