The citizen., 1920-12-23

IrlenOs IN berea. mrs. Erase was
student in Berea College for many
years and has been a successful
teacher for the last two years. She
will be remembered by her host Of
friends as Miss Bertha Williams.
Mrs. Hugh F. Parks and little
daughter, Lois Garner, were visiting
in Richmond last week at the home of
Mrs. Bert johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Turner, with
baby son. J. Kermit, are visiting with
Mrs. Turner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Johnson.
Miss Edna Jackson is visiting her
sister. Miss Thelma Jackson, who is
teaching at Hugh.
The Berea Public School will re-
sumo work On Monday. January 3.
Tommy Anderson has sold his
grocery on Main street to Blaine Cab
bard. The invoicing began Monday.
Miss Bowersox has been confined
to her bed for over week with a
severe attack of bronchitis. She is
better and hopes to be around in a
few days.
d. N. Webb is at home for the
holiday season.
Miss Leona Webb closes her school
at Dreyfus Thursday of this week.
Frederick Wescott is spending the
holidays with his parents on Jackson
street. He will return to school in
Connecticut after his visit.
Master Frank Cullen Smith, son of
Professor and Mrs. Smith, is suffer ing
with a severely burned hand caused
by a celluloid comb igniting while he
was holding it.
Dean and Mrs. McAllister are
happy over the arrival of their new
son. He has been named William.
Forester Raine came home Satur-
day to spend the Christmas holidays
with parents.
r. F. Spence is in Lexington this
week attending a conference of the
Eastern Kentucky County Agents.
DIR. Preston Cornelius of Aberdeen,
Miss, has been visiting in town this
week.
r. N. Mitchell of Cincinnati has
been in Berea this week looking after
business interests.
Mrs. Scott T. Mcclure is enjoying
visit from her mother of Texas.
H. II. Harrison, county agent of
Powell county, spent Sunday in Be-
rea with his parents.
Miss Alice Golden Of Jackson, Mich,
is spending the holidays in Berea
with her mother and sister.
Mrs. w. T. Lutes and children and
niece, Miss Joyce Hoskins, have re-
turned from a very pleasant visit
with friends and relatives at Dispu-
tanta.
R. G. Lakes of Scaffold Cane was
in Berea Wednesday to attend the
wedding of J. C. Quinn.
James Anglin of Threelinks, KY.
was in Berea Monday and Tuesday
on business and visited at the home
of his aunt, Mrs. w. T. Lutes.
Mrs. w. T. Lutes entertained to
dinner Tuesday, W. w. Treadway of
Heidleburg; G. w. Treadway, of Be-
rea; James Anglin, of Threelinks;
and John Hall. of Disputanta.
Jesse Kinnard is home from his
travel in the West to spend the holi-
days with his family.
Carl Hunt is here to spend the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and ]
Mrs. W. r. Hunt. Mr.. Hunt is still
crippled from the injury received sew
eral months ago by striking his knee
on curbing in Cleveland, where he is ,
now occupied in Red Cross work. He =
reports Mrs. Hunt as being in quite !
good health.
Charley Bernaugh (Colored) had to
sacrifice foot recently as the effect I
of blood poison. @
j. w. Herndon, who has been un- J
der the weather for few days, is re-
ported better at this time.
Rev. Hudspeth is confined at the I
Robinson Hospital, where it is feared a
an operation will be required before
his condition is improved. a
r. A. Cosby. of Red House, bought
DR.. R. Botkins property on Chestnut '
street for $500, and will move into
i January I.
Mr.. Oscar C. Wyatt, prominent p
real estate broker of Battle Creek, a
Mich, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and g
Mrs. U. S. Wyatt, of Berea, during 4
he holidays. v
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