The citizen., 1918-02-14
We SELL hats and sell them right.

Mrs. Laura Jones. ad.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Jackson, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy C. Jackson, and Mrs.
J II. Jackson motored to Lexington
Monday TO visit Justice Jackson and
Smith Gentry who are attending
Business College. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
C.. Jackson will leave there for their
home in Morenci, Mich.
Mrs. Pat Kearns of Winchester is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Duncan.
who is in a serious condition. There
is little hopes for recovery.
The many friends of Mrs. Orris
Moore will be glad to know she is
able TO return to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy C. Jackson were
guests Of honor TO dinner Thursday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Duncan.
House for rent and some lots for
sale.-Dr. S. h. Baker. Ad,
II. C. Woolf of Winchester was in
Berea at the first of the week to at
tend the funeral of w. A. Todd.
Mrs. John Van Winkle has recent
ly returned from a visit with her
son and daughter in Cincinnati.
Miss Ella Harrison, who under
went a serious operation at the
Robinson Hospital at the first of
last week, was unable to recover,
and died Thursday evening.
5. L. Isaacs and family left at the
first of the week for their new
home at Aberdeen. Miss.
NJ. l.. Isaacs. one of Berea's boys
at Camp Taylor. has recently been
promoted from the Office of First
Lieutenant to that of Captain.
Mrs. Mary Duncan is very i'll at
her home in the West end of town.
Smith Gentry, son of Mrs. David
Jackson, has entered Smiths Bust
ness College at Lexington.
Miss Mary Tatum is i'll at her
home on Walnut Meadow pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Moore have
moved from their country home TO
their beautiful new home on Estill
street.
Oscar Hayes, Glare Garfield, and
Bert COddington left last Wednesday
for a fishing trip at st. Petersburg,
Orlando. and Tampa, Fla.
Miss Florence Tatum went 10
Richmond last Tuesday to visit
Mrs. Bob Terrill.
Scott Mcguire and John Welch
returned to their home Friday night
from a business trip to Chicago.
L. Muncy and family have moved
from Boone street to Parkway.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jackson, Mrs.
J. II. Jackson, and Mrs. Orris Moore
and Mr.. and Mrs. David Jackson
mOtOred TO Speedwell Friday 10 Wis
it Mrs Mamie Black Johnson.
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian
Church met Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Hudspeth.
Miss "Rea' Scrivner is very i'll
this week at her home on Center
street.
Wanted a good man to work on
the farm in Nebraska. Wages $40
per month, house. garden and COW
furnished and chicken feed. Ad-
dress w. T. Muncy, Foreman, r. 4.
Filley, Nebr. ad.-33.
Mrs. Horace Caldwell, of Taylor
Springs. New Mexico, was caller
at The Citizen Office today when she
renewed their subscription. She
and her husband were former stu
dents of Berea College and think they
cannot do without the home news.
They are both teaching and are de-
lighted in their work.
Miss Gertrude Smith, after q
weeks illness with tonsilitis, is
again able to assume her duties in
the schoolrOom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Van Hook became
the happy parents Of a ten pound
son, January 3ist. He will be known
as ClOyd Dinsmore.
Mrs. Todd and daughters wish 10
thank their neighbors and friends
for their many kindnesses, shown
them in their hour Of bereavement.
The residents on Jackson street
are beginning TO enjoy the new
electric lights installed on that
street this week.
DR.. b. II. Roberts has been suffer-
ing the past week with a case Of
'Nful rheumatism in his limbs; at
'ndering him almost help