The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1898-04-27

from New York, delighted with the
prices received for the saddle horses
taken thither for sale.
) Mr., Gorden Dudley who is assisting
in the construction of telephone
! plant at Versailles, spent Sunday at
his home in this city.
Mrs. B. L. Middleton left Sunday
for her home in Richmond after a visit
: to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. u. n.
Sharp.-Shelby News.
Miss Fan Elizabeth Watts enter
tanned the Buffet Lunch Club on Sat
urday at the elegant home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Watts, on Lancaster Ave.
Mrs. A. D. Miller and daughter,
Elizabeth Gentry, left Yesterday for
short visit to Irvine. She was accom-
panied by her brother, Richard Gen
try, Jr.
Mr.. J. NJ. Alverson has purchased
/ Miss Lettie Helms cottage in the East
end and he and wife will 90 to house
keeping there in few days.-Stan-
ford Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Vanmeter and
two beautiful children. OF Lexington,
were guests of MIR. and Mrs. II. B.
Hanger, after attending the Gay-Chen-
ault nuptials.
Miss FIorrie Chenault has returned
from the Cincinnati Conservatory of
Music where she has been studying
piano and is pronounced one of the
best students in the college.
Mrs. Nancy Green, the aged mother
of the late Francis Marion Green, is
very low at her home on Main Street.
There is little hope of her recovery.
Her son, Mr.. A. c. Green, has been at
her bedside ever since Thursday.
Mrs. John Feeney and son are visit
ing relatives in Richmond. Capt.
Henry Butler and wife arrived Friday
from Phoenix, Arizona. He will re-
turn there in about three weeks.-Paris
Kentuckiau.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. VanMeter, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston Eastin and Miss Eleanor Cole
man went to Richmond Tueday to at
tend the wedding of Miss Chenault
and Mr.. Gay.-LeXington Gazette.
Mrs. G. L. Campbell, of Middles-
burgh, Ky, and her four children are
the pleasant guests of her sister, Mrs.
Il. a. Campbell on Letcher Ave. They
will go from here to Norfolk, Va,
where they will make their future
home.
Millionaire d. P. Armer, of Cincin-
natl, came down on Monday. He
SAYS his Sunlight Machines will sweep
gas, electricity and even tallow can
dies off the face of the earth. Let 'em
go. Come on with the sunlight "a
hours every day.
Mr.. A. ID. Miller. OF this office, spent
several days in Estill on a fishing ex-
petition. His luck, as usual, was
good. His catch consisted of two cords
of drift-wOod and "red horse" six
teen hands high from the leading
| livery stable at Irvine.
Mr.. Ernest Helm, of the Lexington
| Herald, a cousin of DR.. j. NJ. Foster, of
this city, was married in Paris, Texas,
on Tuesday, to Miss Ethel Elliot of
that place. Miss Elliot was a student
of Hamilton College, several years,ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Twigg and daughter, of
Stafford England, will be in Madison
about Friday to spend a few weeks
with their son Mr.. H J. Twigg of
White Station. Mrs. Twigg was here
on a visit two summers ago and made
many friends during her stay.
Mr.. Thos. Hughes Bronston, of Lex
ingtOn, and Miss Edith Alexander,
of Paris, eloped to Jacksonville and
were married last Friday. The groom
is the 20-year-old son of Hon. G. J.
| BronstOn, whilst the bride is the 49,
year old daughter of the Paris banker,
George Alexander.
Mrs. VIM. Wines, of Pawnee City,
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is the guest of her son, DR.. Ed. Wines,
whom she had not seen for thirteen
years. Ed. was then a dapper dude
heart whole and fancy free. His six
year old son went out to the depot to
meet his grandmother for the first
| time.
Mr.. Chas. H. Breck, Jr., is now with
the American Tobacco Co.. with head
quarters at the Lindell Hotel, Lincoln,
Nebraska, to which place he orders
The CLIMAX. Charley's late visit to
Richmond was most satisfactory TO his
world of friends here, and We all look
forward with pleasure to his early re-
turn.
The wife of State Auditor Stone was
a guest Tuesday of her sister, Mrs. c.
NJ. Clay, Jr , their mother, Mrs. Har-
lis, DclllR dlSO Will MIS-. SIdN anu
able to drive in and receive Mrs Stone
at depot Mrs. Stone was returning as
We went to Georgetown and gave us
most graphic account of the excursion
to Old Point, the christening. and to
Washington.-Pari Kentuckian-
Mrs. Mary NJ. Smith Walden writes
the CLIMAX from Danville Il beauti-
full letter, pays for the paper a year in
advance, and incidentally remarks
that she is collecting a gallery of pict-
ures of Danville children to compare
with her young friends at Richmond.
We know of one picture over here she
shall soon receive that will lay the
baby product of Boyle county in the
shade
Mrs. Graves and her daughter, Miss
Julia Graves, of Winchester, were in
the city yesterday; the latter on her
way to Richmond to attend the Gay
Chenault wedding -.... Mr.. and Mrs
David Prewitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B.
Nelson, Mrs p. Eastin, Mrs. William
and the Misses Watts and Mrs. Sol
ONION VanMeter also left for Richmond
to attend the wedding.-Lexington
Herald
ID. H. Myers, of Richmond, came
over court day......... Lewis Arnett is
home from Ann ArbOr Mich, and visit
ed in Richmond Sunday... Mr.. f.
G.. Parrish, of Richmond, who be-
came a Benedict last week marrying
Miss Fannie Harcourt. of that city, re-
turned here Tuesday and is on duty at
Curley's distilleries.-Nieh
Democrat. See first page of CLIMAX
today for amusing note how Lish beat
the newspapers.
The marriage of Mr.. ]. Stone Walk
er, of this city, and Miss Boone, of
Louisville. is thus foreshadowed by
Mondays Times:
The engagement of Miss Carrie Wal
lace Boone and Mr.. j. Stone Walker, of
Richmond, KY, is being discussed
with much interest in society The
date of the marriage has not vet been
fixed. An announcement is expected
soon. Miss Boone is daughter of Mrs.
iCarrie Morris Boone and a grand
daughter of Mr. George w. Morris.
She is noted Louisville beauty. we'll
known in Louisville society, though
not yet having made her formal entree.
Mr.. Walker IL banker and prominent
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