The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1898-09-14

Miss Katherine Helm, OF Louisville,
will be married Nov. -WoodfOrd
Sun.
Jas. S. Winn has purchased of w. D.
Rash, an elegant lot on South Main
street for one thousand dollars, and
will build handsome residence on it.
Winchester Democrat.
Mrs. 7. d. Chenault, Misses Garlic
and Eleanor Chenauit, Miss Mary Col
Inns and Mrs. Sallie Miller are at home
from Old Point Comfort, whittier they
were accompanied by Mr., and Mrs.
Nelson Gay, of Clark.
We have received from Nine. Pau
line Bredelli-Duerr, Louisville. a pro-
gram of her Grand Musical Concert
given at Marion, Ind. Aug. 10. The
Morning News has column account
of the rare musical event.
Rev John G. Fee, the celebrated
President of Berea College, was in Dan
vile to-day enroute to Camp Nelson,
where he went to examine the Academy
for Negroes. He went to make extern
Ovements--Danville Advocate.
Mrs. Minerva T. Williams has return
ed from a visit to Richmond......Mrs. K.
K. l.. Biggerstaff of Richmond, return
ed home yesterday after pleasant visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Baum,
of this city tSterling Sentinel-Dem-
ocrat.
The following persons from Richmond
will attend the funeral of Mrs. Sidney
V. Rowland to-day at Danville. Mrs.
J. I. Shackelford, Miss Ann Freeman.
Rev. J. X. Smith, Messrs. j. A. Hig
gins, Dave Freeman and John X.
Gibson.
Among the many prominent dele
gates to the Tates Creek Association,
was Thomas Thorpe, esq, the retiring
clerk. He was county clerk of Madison
for three terms and is now deputy in
the Office. He was also Confederate
soldier, which is further proof that is a
mighty good msn.-Stanford Journal.
Lent. Carlo b Britain. Naval Of
ficer on the Newark, later on the
Brooklyn, spent week here with his
wife, nee Miss Mamie Baldwin. They
returned this week to Annapolis where
Lieut.. Braittain has been re-assigned
the cheir of mathematics in the Naval
Academy. He saw active service III
the bombardment OF Guantinimo and
was promoted to Lieutenancy.
1t is genuine pleasure to have in
our midst for few weeks the talented
and lovable Mrs. Z. T. Jackson, of
Hendersonyille, Tenn. Her health has
been SO very poor that her restoration
and return to friends here affords them
the greatest pleasure. Mrs Jackson Is
visiting her son, City attorney Jack
son, but later will visit her younger
son, Prof. William Jackson, at Camp
bellsville.
Rev. G. w. Young, pastor OF the
Methodist church at Richmond, has
been rendered the position of Field Sec
rotary by the Kentucky Local Option
Committee and has accepted pending
the action OF the Bishop at the Flem-
ingsburg Confenence.-Cynthiana Dem
ocrat. This position pays about $1,000
per year, will keep DR.. Young almost
constantly on the go, but he will not re-
move his residence from this place.
Messrs. Sam Bales and Bowen Ear
ing, of Richmond, visited Misses Mary
and Estelle Fullenwider last week..
The handsome turnout at the Fair
Thursday afternoon could not be sur
passed by anything of the kind in the
State or the whole country for that
matter. Mrs. Wilson, Miss Rice and
Miss Wakefield, crowned in red, white
and blue respectively, formed a trio of
beauty that would charm the eye of
any man. 1t was the greatest cOmbi-
nation of beauty, purity and patriotism
that it has ever been our fortune to
witness.-Shelby News.
Miss Minya Park Phelps came down
Thomas Phelps, who was a delegate to
the Baptist Association, and spent sew
eral DAYS at "Castie Cobb" Hiss
Sallie Dudley. of Waco, is visiting Miss
Hettie Wearen. Sam Cochran and wife,
of Paint Lick, were with her during
the association ...... IL. Clay Broaddus,
af Richmond. who attended the Baptist
convention. was the guest of his rela
tive, Mrs j. w. Rout...... Mr.. Il. A.
Rice and wife, of Cumberland Gap are
here. Mr.. r. is working in Agent j.
s. Rice's place, while he and wife are
visiting in MISUNDERSTANDING jour
nal.
Tie marriage OF Mr.. Louis Czapski, of
this city, and Miss Elsie Mclown, of
Bowling Green. Va. formerly of Rich
mond. KY took place secretly on Sep
tember /, 1897, ia Jacksonville, but the
secret WAS so well guarded that the
truthtIid not become Known until today.
The groom. who is well known in the
younger social set of this city, is only
twenty, and his bride is year younger.
Parental opposition, because OF the
youth Of both parties to the match,