The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-08-25

| Lloyd Rackley is visiting friend
in Cincinnati.
Report comes TO us that Mrs. DR.
Morris, who has been i'll at the Col
lege Hospital, is improving rapidly.
Robt. Raine, who has been in Ober
lin College since last winter, Is Al
home for the rest Of the summer.
Mrs. Lizzie Hart spent last weel
in the country visiting her sister ans
bro Mr. and Mrs. James
f. Hulett Of Walnut Meadow pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brock, of Aus
tin, Texas, were visiting in Beres
on Wednesday. Mr.. Brock was for
sometime a student in Berea College
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Estill
Jones on Chestnut street, are glad Ia
know that their new home is COM
pleted and they will move in soon.
Mrs. p. c. Combs and her three
daughters. Gladys, Doris Kimble and
Rose Beckham, Of Louisville, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Hensley
and family.
Mrs. c. b. Holder and sons, vii.
liam and Worth, left Saturday for q
visit with her sister, Mrs. c. ID
Lakes, of Irvine.
Dean Waugh, who has been lectur.
ing nj Northwestern University. in
Illinois, this summer, returned to Be-
rea on Tuesday.
Mrs. Roscoe Sanders, Of Valley
View, who underwent a serious oper.
alton at the College hospital, is able
to leave the hospital and is with her
mother, Mrs. d. W. Jackson.
William Hatfield has gone to De-
troit to motor back with his son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. W
B. Tate. Mrs. Tate (nee Lydia Hat
feldD will teach in the Graded School
Eugene Houk, College Farm Super
intendent, left Wednesday for Tolls
boro, KY, where he will represent
Berea College at the State Agricul
tural Chautauqua.
Arthur ID. Olmsted, formerly o.
Berea, now of Richmond, came to Be
rea few days ago to have his ton
sils removed He is under the carr
of DR.. B. F. Robinson, and is doin,
well.
Mr.. Rix, who was formerly in Tn
Citizen Office is now holding a serie
of meetings at Fairview, Ky. Som
people look forward to a vacation a
time to rest, but Mr.. Rix uses hi
vacation for doing an important kim
Of work.
John Miller writes from Chicago
where he is doing community servic
work. that he is enjoying his wor
and finding it extremely interesting
His work consists largely Of attend
ing lectures and getting acquainte
with the field
Messrs. Howard Fields and Seldo
Cary, students of Berea College, lef
last week to walk thru the countr
to Mammoth Cave. We expect Z
have word from them about the tim
the first snow falls next winter tina
they landed safely.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor returned
Berea Tuesday from the East, wher
they have been taking a.-rathe
extensive vacation. Mr.. Taylo
walked into the Coop. Store Wedne:
day morning and the price of cherrie
dropped ten cents on the pound an
green persimmons went so high ths
; nobody could buy.
On Saturday evening. between
and 7 o'clock at the forks of tn
Whites Station and Bobtown pix
roads. The Standard Oil truck an
the Berea College truck clashed int
each other. A wheel was torn froI
each truck, tho the one belonging
the College appeared TO have RI
ceived most damage.
; Mrs. r. s. Mainous, of Waynesvill'
: o., formerly of Berea, underwent
very serious operation at the Nc
Clelland Hospital at Xenia, o., fo
appendicitis and other troubles. 9Th
friends of Miss Mainous in Bere
thank the subscriber at Xenia 70
this news and will be anxious t
know how she is getting along).
Dir. and Mrs. Robt. Spence spen
Sunday with Hugh Murray and fam
lily at Speedwell. They had the hon
or Of helping Mr.. and Mrs. Murra
celebrate their fifteenth wedding an
niversary, and peaches were serve
at dinner which were put up by Mrs
Murray fifteen years ago.
Mrs. s. +. Adams and two childrel
from Letcher county came, Wednes
day, for a visit with her parents, MI
and Mrs. u. W. Webb, on jackson