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

her home in Russell, Ohio. She was
accompanied home by Mrs. Mamie
Sanders.
DR.. and Mrs. h. II. Roberts are
making a trip overland I'm an auto
mobile, to visit their son, Sellew
Roberts. of Boise. Idaho.
Miss Naomi 0'Rourke, of Pitts
burg, has been visiting Miss Nell
Case for the past week.
II. p. Bosley. of st. Louis, Mo-, was
in Berea, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Perry and
daughter. Dorothy, accompanied by
Mrs. Eugene Walker and Elizabeth
Terrill. all of Richmond, were guests
at Boone Tavern. Sunday.
f. ID. Hall, of Bristol, Tenn, was
in Berea, Friday.
w. ID. Jones, travelling salesman
of Lexington, was here, Monday.
Mrs. Samuel Scrivner, of Millers
Greek, is contemplating making her
home in Berea for a few months.
f. R. Overly. Of Cynthiana, was a
visitor in Berea, Saturday.
Mrs. C. b. Holder. and her three
sons. William, Charles b. and
Worth Davis. of Gadsden, Alabama,
are making a visit with her mother,
Mrs. Martha Early. for few weeks.
Sergeants Carroll Robie and VIM.
Campbell, Of the Artillery Officers
Training Camp at West Point, (kyJ,
were in Berea, Sunday. The work
there is strenuous, continuing from
five in the morning till 10 at night
The wOuld-be officer assumes duties
from a private to top sergeant
in the course, and is required to
learn the martial law. Much Of the
artillery work is mathematical, in
GLIDING Irigonometry and higher
mathematics. We wish these young
men "the best of luck" in their work
trusting that they will receive COM
missions at the end of the course.
Corporal +. r. East of Camp
TAYLOR. on furlough, was IN
Berea. Wednesday. He is returning
to camp from his home at MIL
Springs.
Misses Jane and Marie White, OF
Cynthiana, are visiting Mrs. Boyle
on Estill street, for awhile.
Miss Sue Porter. of Cincinnati
who has been spending her vacation
with her mother, Mrs. c. II. Porter
of this place, returned to her work
Monday.
Major Cruize, who has been II
Hamilton, Ohio, for some time, ha'
returned to Berea.
Mrs. r. j. Engle received tn
order. Monday, for her son. Chester
Ia report at p. m, of Wednesday
July q. at Wooster, Ohio. She ma
forwarded the order to him. Sh'
has recently received the card say
ing that her son. Edgar q. Engle
( has safely arrived overseas and IN
dications are that he is in Italy
with the A. f. F. contingent sen
there.
! C.. NJ. Garfield was in Cincinnati
the first Of the week.
Last Friday, troop trains passe'
thru here, nOrthbound, containing
soldiers, probably from Cam
shelby. People at the depot II
Richmond recognized Frank Devore
( drum major of the 18th Infantr,
Band, of Camp Shelby, of whicl
eight Berea boys are members.
Prof. Rigby returned. Tuesday
from extension work in Tennessee
and Alabama.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Ogg and baby
left Saturday for their home IL
Gary. w. Va, OTTER a visit will
relatives in Berea and Union City
Mrs. BrOaddus and little son, o
Lexington have been guests TO
several days in the home Of Mr.. an
Mrs. Montgomery, on Jackson 81
Mrs. f. b. Wilson, Of Nicholas
willie, has been spending several day
with relatives and friends in Berea
Green Hill, who came TO Berea
last week for the burial of hi
brother, Walter, returned 10 hi
home in Bethany. w. Va, Friday.
Mrs. James Anderson spent las
week at the Robinson Hospital witt
her little granddaughter, Mary Pear
Kidd, who is recovering from al
operation for appendicitis.