The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-06-17
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NEWS OF BEREA AND VICINITY. GATHERED FROM A
VARIETY OF SOURCES

Miss Grace Cornelius. Of Aberdeen,
Miss. j. visiting relatives and
friends in Berea.
Miss Grace Adams left recently
for French Lick. where she will
srcnd some time in rest and re-
cuperatiOn.
Mrs. Tarlion Combs left last week
Tor New York City. where she will
visit her son. Richard.
Howard u. Harrison. County
Agent for Powell County. made a
brief visit in Berea last week.
Mr.. Bolt and Miss Mabel Gott the
charming daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
sian Colt. Of Berea. were united in
marriage. June :.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Sanders and
children Of Richmond. spent Sat
urday and sunday with her mother,
Mrs. u. W. Jackson, who is slowly
improving from her long spell OF
sickness.
Will Swope Of Lexington. is a
Berea visitor this week.
Mrs. James stephens Of Chestnut
street. entertained Miss Cornelius,
Mss Lucy smith. Mrs. Bert Cod
dington. Miss Helen shannon and
Mrs. Laura Jones TO dinner Tues
day. The affair was Of much pleas
ufe 10 everyone. Mrs. Stephens IS
a charming hostess.
Will Swope and Miss Grace Cor
nelius we're entertained to dinner
by Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Parks at
their residence on Chestnut street
last Wednesday.
Prof. Livengood. who for several
years has been employed by Berea
College as instructor in short hand
and typewriting, has accepted po-
siiion with the Robinson Hospital.
Floyd Kidd. the sportsman, went
fishing this week with his usual
success. He brought home 10 his
loving wife a six and half pound
catfish and many other fish, which
in his usual free-hearted manner,
bestowed on his neighbOr and friend.
Bert COddingtOn.
Mrs. Hazel Welch OF Portsmouth,
o., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Floy
Perks.
Mrs. FlOy Parks and Miss Lucille
have Just returned from an ex-
tended visit TO her mother in Ports
mouth, o.
Tom Baker, son of Jim Baker. Of
Prospect street. has returned home
TO visit his parents for the first
time in seven years, bringing his
wife with him. We are glad 10 see
Mr.. Baker again. His home is in
Oklahoma.
Lewis Davis, who has been work
ing in Cleveland was home on a
short visit. He has a splendid pO-
siiion in that city.
Miss Ethel Estridge OF London,
and Mr. Kidd OF Wallaceton. were
visiting at the home Of Bige Est
ridge, Sunday.
Miss Elsie Williams is i'll with
typhoid at the Robinson Hospital.
Floyd Ledford Of Winchester,
spent Sunday in Berea with friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Cawood Of Winches-
ter. were visiting relatives and
friends in town Sunday.
Mrs. DoOley BOdkins and chill
dren are in Hazard this week, visit
ing with DR.. Bodkins.
Chas. Burdette, who had the mis-
fortune 10 get his ankle sprained
last week. is able TO get around on
cYutches now.
Thomas Johnson left Monday for
Tennessee, where he will spend the
summer with his father, Brown
Johnson. who is interested in coal
mines there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bauflle and
children visited at Snider over Sat
urday and Sunday Of this week.
Miss Frances Bowles, teacher in
the Graded School the past year,
will spend the summer in Battle
Greek, taking a summer school
course.
Mrs. Joe Stephens and daughter,
J0I ct. visited through Commence
ment week with her brother, George
Dick and family.
Lewis Anderson and daughter,
Edna, are visiting relatives in IT.
vine, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hamilton have
purchased the property, As Boone
street, from W. T. Pope.
President Hutchins left Monday