The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-08-24
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Of New York, and Nertner Saxton OF
Chicago. were dinner guests at the
home of James W. Stephens las.
Saturday.
Mrs. r. II. Smith, who was operat
ed on in Pattie Clay Hospital some
time ago, was sufficiently recovered
TO return to her home in Berea, Tues
day. Her friends are glad to see her
home again.
o. l.. Gabbard and his two nieces'
Miss Fannie and Marie Soper, have
been visiting relatives in Paris, Ind,
for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Better Blythe, from Wilbur
force, O.. is visiting her sister, Mrs
Frank Bush.
T. b. Stephenson and son, Jay,
with little Pearl Mae, are spending
the week at Willow Shoals, Lee
county. This is the old home of the
Stephensons and he was called there
in the interest Of the farm which he
still owns.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Strong have
announced the arrival Of a little boy
on Monday, August 21. He has beer
christened Troy.
Mrs. Curtis Huff and little daugh-
ter. Betty, returned home Tuesda;
from Guysborough, Nova Scotia,
where they have been spending the
summer with Mrs. Huff's parents and
friends. Enroute she stopped for a
weeks visit with her sister in Cle,e-
land, and also spent another week
with sister in Boston. She report
very cold weather in Nova Scotia
and says that she is glad to be back
in Berea agin.
Mrs. Everett Brookshire, of Little
Rock, Ark, who is visiting her
mother and brother at Fleming
Griffith's on Jackson street, has gone
to Virginia to visit her other broth
ers.
Prof. Everett L. Dix, who has been
sick at his home for some time, is
reported to be improving.
We are sorry to report that Mark
Settle, who has been sick for some
time on Center street, is no better
1t would be great kindness if those
who have children near him would
do their best to keep down the noise,
especially the pulling of little wag-
ons on the sidewalk, we are told, an
noys him.
Most Of the members of the Vet
erans' Bureau of Berea are spending
their vacation, which began last Sat-
urday, with relatives back home"
fishin' and huntin'.
Mrs. Nettie Mann and son, Russell,
of Cleveland, are making their an
nual visit with her sisters, Mrs. Gay
. and Mrs. Sphinx, and brother, c. H.
Burdette, and families. They came
J from Cleveland as far as Cincinnati
by auto with Maggie Van Wrinkle and
son, who are visiting her daughter,
Elizabeth, at that place
II is reported that Mrs. Sallie Bur.
dette, who has been seriously i'll at
the Robinson Hospital the past week,
is somewhat improved.
Mr.. Bond and family, who have
been making visit in the East, re-.
turned to Berea yesterday.
Rev. w. r. Hunt has rented the
property recently purchased and i'm
proved by Benton Fielder on Jack
! son street, and has moved into same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Trosper, who
expected to leave Berea this week for
a place near Versailles, KY, where
they will teach next year, were de-
layed owning to the fact that Dewey
was taken sick last Sunday and has
being unable 10 be out. He is better
today.
John Harrison and daughter, Mae,
returned Sunday after pleasant
visit with Mr.. Harrison's son, How
ard, in Powell county.
Mrs. N. c. Hirschy has returned
from an extended visit in the state
of Ohio.
f. l.. Feese has sold his property
on Center street and contemplates
on leaving Berea.
Obert Richardson and family have
moved into the property on Center
street, which they purchased some
time ago from Mrs. Dean. and are
making various improvements.