The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-06-01

at the College key office again.
DR.. F. c. Button, State Superb
sor Of Rural Schools, and wife, Nor
ris Shankland and wife, Of Lexing
ton, and Mrs. Alex Moir, Of Burling
ton, Iowa, were in Berea last Mon
day visiting Professor and Mrs. Di,
and enjoying the attractions Of Beres
College and the beauty of its sur
roundings.
The following people visited Beres
from Cincinnati this week: Mr.. an,
Mrs. Walter Fritz, 3711 Washington
Ave-; Mr.. and Mrs. Ramohoff, Biddl,
and Glenmary AYES; Mr.. and Mrs
Walter J. FEEDER, Cos Gholsm Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. wachman, 65l
Mitchell Ave.
Attorney and Mrs. J. j. Davis OF
Mckee. Jackson county, were in Be
rea Monday. They had been I,
Richmond for the dedication of tn,
new dormitory at the Normal school
where they have three children II
/ school.
Miss Belle Mainous returned to hei
home in Owsley county, Sunday
Miss Rissie Mainous accompanied he,
to Richmond, where she visited her
niece, Miss Roberts. who is in schoo
there.
The new building now under con
struction on Short street will be oc
cupied by Hubbard and Rivers Har
ness Shop when completed.
William II. Berger, owner Of large
coal lands in the Kentucky mountains
] around Pineville, and merchant in
/ Philadelphia, stopped in Berea this
week to visit with his friends, Mr.
and Mrs. II. f. Taylor, on Prospect
street. Mr.. Taylor accompanied hin
to his coal fields in Bell county. HI
is eighty-one years old, but climbs
! the mountains like boy of twenty.
H. f. Taylor went to Danville Fri
day evening to deliver the commence.
ment address before the students al
the Kentucky College for Women.
f. L. Feese made a business trir
to Paris and Lexington recently.
Rev. F. p. Ensminger, assistant
superintendent of the Congregations
Home Mission Society, whose worl
carries him thru the Carolinas. Tenn.
and Ky, is listing in Berea at the
present time, mainly to talk with
the students who are interested in re.
ligious work for the summer.
Rev. and Mrs. Welch. of Louisville
motored to Berea Sunday with som,
Of their friends Mr.. Welch is widf
ly known as speaker of tremend
Gus force. He spoke to students il
the College Chapel Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Wilder. who re
tuned to their home on Center street
several days ago from Florida. ar,
visiting in Wilmore this week.
Samuel Scruggs, a former student
Of Berea College, was married 70
Miss Marie Early, in the LaFayett,
Hotel at Lexington. MAY 90. He an,
his young bride are spending a holi
day here visiting his brother. A. +
Scruggs. They expect to leave soor
for San Francisco. but will return Il
Flemingsburg, Ky, to live, after Z
Western tour.
Clarence p. Caller, of Warne, n. C.
visited his brother, Claude, who is q
College student, Tuesday.
Mrs. Mayme Jones, who has beer
i'll in the College Hospital for several
weeks, is slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin s. Fee, OF
Clarksburg, Ind, came to Berea a
few days ago to be present at the
Memorial exercises. While here
Mrs. Fee was taken very sick and
is now in the College Hospital. Re.
port from the hospital today states
thdI sne Is better.
c. X. Payne and A. A. Huddleson
Of huntsville, KY, are in Berea visit
ing their daughters, Dimple PAYNE
and Lone Huddleston, who are stu
dents in College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Hickman. Mr..
and Mrs. T. f. Frazee and Mrs. Ora.
nam McPherlane, of Louisville, were
visiting Berea this week.
Dudley Roberts and Effe Ambrose.
who have been teaching in Colorado
during the last year. are in Berea
again. They arrived on the midnight
train Wednesday.