The citizen., 1918-05-09

our customers. We buy fresh up
to-date stock for our sale. We work
of no old shop worn stock on you.
our hats are right and our prices
are right. That j. why we SELL
Hats. Mrs. Laura Jones. 'Ad-i5
Miss Lucy Johnson Of Chestnut
street, who has had the mumps. j.
now able 10 he out.
The Rev. =. n. Larabee Of Will
more was here sunday in charge Of
the services at the VI. +. Church.
Mrs. A. Enberg Of Kansas CITY.
Kansas. was gust at Boone Tavern
Sunday.
Mrs. A. F. Scruggs is in at her
home on Boone street.
d. y. Welch. who spent the week
end with his family. left Monday.
Mrs. Judge Baxter, Of Richmond.
visited her mother. Mrs. ]. p. Bick-
NELL Monday.
$500 Reward: to the party return
ing my overcOat. a short, light
green with black stripes and a belt.
Lost near Tabernacle. Saturday
night. Jesse Taylor. Berea. (Ad-i5
William Campbell, member Of
the 10th Reg. Band. at Camp Shell
by. Miss. stopped a day at Berea oil
his way to Goddard. Ky. to spend
a few days with his mother.
Messrs. Arnett & Son Of DrJath
are the successors to ]. u. Clarkston
on Main Street. We welcome the
new firm and regret losing our con-
genial friend and business man from
our midst; though he is only going
out on his farm near town to help
feed Uncle Sans boys.
We learn that another Of Bereas
sons, Sgt. Willard C. Demmon. Of
the 9TH Cav Troop H. Fort Bliss,
Fex- wears a sharp shooters badge
which he won some months ago.
or course Berea boys will make
good.
Mrs. Frank A. Roy left for her
new home in Cleveland. o., where
she may be addressed. 1887 BeG-
wood Ave. The good wishes Of her
many friends go with her.
Reward TO party returning to Miss
Ritscfpr. Of TalcOtt Hall, a mans
purse, circular, purplish leather.
containing 800 and i5c in pennies.
key to dormitory and permit card
with the name. Ivy Anderson.
(Ad-i5l
Mrs. W. o. Hayes and two sons.
William and Russell, spent last week
in ChiliSOthe. o., visiting Camp
Sherman.
Justus Jackson, who is working
at Ravenna. was at home on visit
al the first Of the week.
Miss Lillian Newcomer and moth
or returned TO Berea at the first OF
the week after a nine months stay
in Indiana where Miss Lillian has
been teaching.
J. A. Wyatt spent the first Of the
week with his family on Center
street.
Professor and Mrs. L. V. Dodge
left Monday for CovingtOn TO at
tend the annual state meeting Of
the G. A. r. and Woman's Relief
Corps OF Kentucky.
Eli Cornelison and family have
moved from Mrs. Lydia Isaacs'
property on Center street 10 the
house recently occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram McCreary.
Kimber BOwles. a former Voca-
tional graduate OF Berea, has been
visiting in town for several days.
Jno. Jackson. who has been work
ing in w. Virginia. is at home this
week for a visit.
The young ladies Of the Berea
Naval Service League served a pic
mic supper on the lawn Of Mrs. Will
DoOley's home last Tuesday even
ing in honor Of the young men who
had given them so much assistance
in giving their play recently. IL
was also a farewell party for two
Of the boys, Frank Scott, who has
been called to serve his country.
and Selden Cary, who has gone west
to recuperate his health.
Mrs. Oscar Lewis Of Lancaster
spent last week with home folks in
Berea.
Mrs. F. w. Hays. and Mrs. b. II.
Gabbard are in Covington this week
attending the G. A. r. and Woman $
Relief Corps convention.
For Sale: Household goods, bu-
reau, chifEoneer, rocking ,chair,
desk, piano, art square and crex
rug. II. r. Phalen, Berea, Ky.
Ad.