The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1898-07-06
4. Roy at Valley View.


Mr.. w. H. Wagers, of Wiseman-
town. called on the CLIMAX Monday,
and before leaving had his subscription
marked up another year.
Mr. a. ID. Miller spent Thursday in
Louisville, purchasing fine book paper
OH which to print the illustrated Edit
ION of the CLIMAX, which is soon to
appear.
X. Tate Irvine, of Big Stone Gap, Va,
formerly of this city, has raised, and
been commissioned CAPTAIN of Vir-
ginia company that will soon 90 to
the front.
Miss W'illanna Smith, violin and
mandolin teacher at the College the
past year, will not return next session,
but will devote herself to study.
Georgetown Times.
Miss Mary Mathews, the lovely
christian whose gentle life and charita-
BILE deeds endeared her to all, now re
sides at the Hotel Ventura, Ashland.
KY, to which place she orders the
| CLIMAX.
Mrs. VIM. @. COvingtOn entertained
at dinner at Waco recently three per-
sons whose combined ages were 240
years, viz: Jeptha NJ. Covington 50.
Mrs. Milly ID. Simpson so, and w. Q
COvington rs.
Miss Annie Frazee, of Richmond, is
the guest of Miss Curry Martin on
Georgetown street ..... DIR. Emily Chem
ault Runyon, has returned TO her home
in Richmond, Va, after visit to her
sister, Mrs. DIR. Eyans.-Lexington
Gazette.
In the great battles outside of Santi-
ago Captain Wygant of the oath regi-
ment and his son, ID 1t. Harry Wygant
of the 9th u. S. A, both lately of this
city, were right in the hottest of the
fray. Many men in their companies
were shot down.
The SWEETEST affair of the season was
Mrs. d. b. Shackelford's reception
and luncheon on Monday; to p. m.
About fifty lady friends were present
and had a delightful time with this
charming hostess. She was ably assist
ed by Mrs. ID. S. Harder.
Mr.. Brown Lee Yates. of Richmond
has been visiting his sister, Mr.. r. A.
Mckee, and will make his home here.
..... MISS Dovie Burton is visiting
friends in Louisville. and from there
she will go to Estill Springs to spend
the remainder of her vacation.-Ander-
son News.
Miss Lucy Chestnut, of Corbin, is
visiting Sheriff Colyer. Her father,
Col. ID. T. Chestnut, is the cleverest
man in eastern Kentucky. He is also
the most public spirited man Of our
acquaintance, upright in his deal
ings, a christian gentlamen, and to him
Corbin owes her present proud claim
to the thriftiest CITY in the mountains.
Mr.. Will R. Letcher, Jr. was well
coined home on Thursday from New
Haven. He was graduated at Yale
this year and intends to go in business
in New York about August 1. This
win be a source of regret to Billy's
many warm friends in Madison, mas
much as il will remove from our midst
one of the best boys ever raised in Madi
son.
For the first time, ali of Richmond's
newspapers were represented at the
: Kentucky Press Convention, at Gin
cinnati last week, but none OF our dele
gates went through on the trip to Mack
mac Island. The Paragraph was
: represented by Mr.. L. G Adams and
sister; Mr.. and Mrs. X. Lee Davis ant
, Miss Katie Green represented the Rig
. ister; Mr. j. Robert Riggs represented
the Delta ofSiglna NJ; whilst The Gil
( MAX had four representatives in tbs
persons of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Z
Woods, their daughter. Mamie Miller
and Miss Russell Campbell.