The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-04-28
Local Page
News Of Berea and Vicinity,
Gathered from q Variety
Of Sources.

Danville, were here last Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Logan.
Professor L. V. Dodge and Mrs.
Dodge arrived on the noon train,
Tuesday, after a visit of several
weeks in Washington, d. c.
Miss Olive Ward, of the Academy
Department. had delightful visi,
from her father and Miss Blanche
Ward, the latter part Of last week.
Mr.. and Miss Ward live at Paints
vile and had been attending the X.
E. A. at Louisville before coming TO
Berea.
Miss Una Gabbard, who has been
with the Richmond-Welch Co., is now
assisting in the dry goods store Of
fee here.
Miss Mary Lewis, a recent College
graduate of Berea, is spending sew
eral days here with friends.
Mrs. Gran Hays was called to Lex
ington at the first Of the week to see
her daughter, Clemme, who was quite
i'll.
William Jarvis is quite i'll with ton
silitis.
Miss Iva Harrison gave a birthday
party to her many friends Thursday
night, April 81, from s to 10 p. m.
Delicious refreshments were served
turnout the evening. The cake, beau
tifully decorated with lighted candles,
at the close, was the center Of at
traction.
The children of Rev. Charles
Holder are sick with chiken-pox.
Prof. C. N. Shut delivered two in
teresting and edifying discourses at
the NJ. E. Church, Sunday, April "a.
Willard Smith, who is attending
school at Paint Lick, was visiting
home folks the latter part of the
week.
Miss Fannie Dowden was in town
Monday.
The business in West End is in
creasine a new grocery, "The Econ
omy," having just started up. R. R.
Harris is proprietor.
Robert Cook, who has been i'll for
several weeks with pneumonia, is
improving.
Mrs. Lizzie Scruggs, mother Of A
F. Scruggs. who has been in their
home for several weeks, returned to
Flemingsburg, Monday, April %.
Members of the c. f. W. s. s
Glass in the NJ. f. church were given
party in the home of Bert Har-
rison, April %. Ice cream and cake
were served.
The Echo Club met Monday eve
ming, April Is, with Miss Ruth Rob-
bins on Chestnut street.
Mrs. L. J. Cooley is attending a
meeting Of the Executive Board Of
Home Missions, Of which she is a
member, in Lexington, this week.
Mrs. I. j. Wood and little. son,
Jack, Jr., are visiting in Cincinnati
this week.
Altho the road is rough from Be
rea to Paint Lick, several cars Of in
terested folks are attending the re
vival being held at that place by the
pastor, Rev. Young, and assisted by
Rev. C. f. Vogel.
r. G. Walker has gone TO Cincin
matt on a business trip in connection
with his Irvine store, The Fashion.
Miss Anna Roberts, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Roberts, jackson
street, left on the early train or
Wednesday for Cincinnati. where sh,
will visit Ruth Porter for a shor
time. She expects later to visit hel
aunt and spend the summer on &
farm in northern Michigan.
William f. Rix, of The Citizen
Staff, received a telegram on Tues
day morning conveying the sad intel
ligence that his mother in Orillia
Ontario, aged "a years, had passed
away on Monday evening. She haf
been unusually well for one Of hel
years, but an acute attack Of dia,
betes caused her death, after 9
weeks illness. Mrs. Rix belonged tc
the sturdy class Of pioneers who emf.
grated to Canada from England in
the early forties and who by indus.
try, piety and perseverance made the
wooded wilderness TO blossom as the
rose. The ranks Of the early set
tiers, both in this country and Can
ada, are being rapidly thinned by
death. but their works do follow
them" and we Of the present genera
ton who have entered into the fruits
OF their labors have much TO thank
God for.
Estmer Hudson and wife arrived
In Berea Wednesday from Nashville
where they had been to attend a
Cotton Growers Convention. Mr.
Hudson In a former Berea how. bu,