Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-09
BERE:A


monia, is reported to be better.
Scott Mcclure has returned af.
ter spending the winter in Texas
w. B. Walden is occupying the
building next to the M. E. church
as law Office.
Mrs. Elizabeth Weidler of Can
ton, O., is visiting her daughter
I. n. Shut.
Messsr. Leslie Ballard and Jim,
mie Harris made a business TRIP
% Corbin Tuesday.
Mildred Kinnard who was op-
Grated on for appendicitis is hone
again.
Roy Jackson is the proud par
ent of a big boy, christened Bur
nam P Mr. Jackson will be re-
membered here as student III
1905.
Simon Muncy and family have
moved to Richmond where. they
will make their home for the
present.
Rev. w. c. Noble left on Satur-
lay to attend the Methodist Con
erence at Newark, N. ]. He ex-
poets to visit his folks at Preston
Maryland, before returning home
t was his intention to attend the
Silly Sunday meetings in Cincin-
ati over Sunday, en- route.
Herbert A. Wilder, Of Boston,
rustee of Berea College, and his
ssociate, Mr.. Campbell, who are
n route to Atlanta and Jackson
lille, stopped over for two days
l Berea. Mr.. Wilder is also
rustee at Atlanta University and
'uskcgee Institute.
Mrs. E. G.. Walker, who has
been i'll for several days, is inn
proving.
Z. 7. Fish has bcen called to
Lexington to see his brother,
Nm. Fish, who is very i'll.
L. u. Walker has returned from
Irvine where he spent day or SO
1t home.
J. H. Mckinney is having the
house raised and otherwise inn
proving the VanWinkle property
On Estlll street which he purchas-
ed last fall. He expects to move
his family to the new location in a
short time.
Francis, the young SOL of F-of
Z. l.. Dix, is sick with scarlet tGv-
er, but it having a light case and
is reported as progressing favor
ably.
Robert Doe, Jr., is able to walk
again, after serving q four weeks
term as an invalid with broken
leg.
I. B. Stephenson has returned
from Mt. Jackson, Ind, much inn
proved in health, after a few
weeks stay i'll the sanitorium at
place.
S. Z. Adams, Of Letcher coun-
~, is visiting his fatherin-law
D. w. Webb, on Jackson street.
His son, Conley is attending the
Berea Training School.
Old Berea friends are having a
treat this week in the visit of one
of its former citizens, nee Miss
Minnie Wilson, now Mrs. Benz.
Magee, who, with her husband,
are renewing old acquaintance in
this town. Mr.. and Mrs. Magee
are residents of Gary, Ind. Mrs.
Magee is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wilson, former well
known citizens of Berea. Mr..
Magee was a former student at
Valparaiso. While on this trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Magee will visit
friends in Cynthiana, Indianapo-
lis, Cincinnati, Fort Thomas, Rich
mond and the vicinity surround
ing Berea.
A series of revival meetings
were held at the Middletown
Baptist church last week and
closed with the service Sunday
night. The services were con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. H. c.
Bayer, assited by Rev. VIM. Bell,
of Lexington. Due to unfavorable
weather part of the week, the at
tendance was not SO large as us
ual. There were no additions to
the church but the spiritual life
of the church was quickened and
much good was accomplished.
John Abner, of Drip Rock, KY,
died in Berea College Hospital
this week as a result of cancer of
stomach.
Miss Queen Ballard, Of Watson
N. c., was operated on for appen-
dicitis on Monday and is doing
we'll.
Mrs. Jack Bauhe, a patient Of
DR.. R. E. Bartlett, was brought
to the hospital Wednesday morn
in the Rerea Cnlfe0e ambulance