The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1898-03-02

home in Cynthiana after a visit to
Mrs. b. w. Turner.
Miss Kathleen Poyntz is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Ann Z. Bean, in MontgOm-
cry county.
Miss Mary Spencer Smith has re-
turned from pleasant visit to rela-
tives in Winchester.
Miss Annie Bennett has returned
from a delightful visit to Miss Sue
McRoberts at Danville.
Miss Alberta Anderson was at home
from Richmond college several days
this week.-Lancaster Record.
Mr.. Thomas 4. Chanault and family
have returned from Nashville, Tenn,
and will remain in Richmond.
Miss Alice Arnold, of Richmond is
visiting Miss Berry at Hamilton col
lege.-LeXingtor ArgOnaut.
Miss Belle Rayburn, who has been
confined to her bed with la grippe for
the past two weeks. is recovering.
This pa=aphrase from the modern
Shakestick appears, on the first page
of today's GILMAN. A laugh for all.
Miss Annie Bennett attended the
Danville hop last week, when she was
the guest of Mrs. Susan McROberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Arnold, of
Richmond, came over Saturday for a
short visit to friends.-LeXington
Argonaut. Feb. %.
Mr. Wade Hampton Prewitt, of Kinks
vile, left Thursday for Kansas City,
Missouri, to make his future home
and fortune.
Miss Margaret Pates, of Midway,
visited the family of her brother Capt.
John r. Pates, on Broadway, from
Thursday until Saturday.
Miss Mary Beniamine, guest of
Miss Ida Friend, returned yesterday
to Madison Institute, Richmond,
where she is a Standardization
| News.
Miss Temple Oldham is in Cincin-
natl selectiog beautiful line of Spring
millinary. She will bring an accom-
plished trimmer to Richmond.
Mr.. H. NJ. Blanton, of Richmond.
who has been the guest of Mr.. w. H.
EscOtt and family, returns to Louis
vile this morning. Shelby News.
Mrs. S. NJ. Logan returned to Mid
dlesboro yesterday, willing with true
womanly devotion, to run the risk of
smallpox to be with her husband
Stanford Journal.
Messrs n. V. White and Robert
E. Little attended the hop by the
Chase de Fes at Danville last Tues
day. It was one of the SWEETEST hops
in the Blue Grass this year.
Miss Van Greenleaf, of Richmond,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Emma Kauff-
man ........Miss Alberta Anderson was
at home from the Richmond college
several days this week.-London
| Record.
Miss Matte iShiffler and her nephew,
from Missouri. and Miss Emma Rice,
attended the wooden wedding of Mr..
and MIS-. Brutus Gum, of Blue Banks,
last Tuesday. A delightful dinner
was spread.
Mrs. George I. Farris has returned
from Frankfort delighted with the trip
No wonder her husband is voting right
in the Senate as he has been under her
instructions, and he knows better than
to violate then.-Lancaster cor. STAN
fo,d Journal.
Miss Minva Park Phelps, after her
sojourn in Washington at the Con-
gress of ID. A. K. went to Annapolis,
Nd, to be the guest OF Lieutenant and
Mrs. Carlo b. Britain, nee Miss Ma
mic Baldwin. Miss Phelps will at.
tend large reception given by Col
John Hooe Russell and cousin at Hunt
ington w. Va
One of the best and most ingenious
taks-offs that we have seen in a long
time was Harrigee's parody in the
Danville Advocate on Shakespear with
Clarence E. Woods, Tut Burnam and
Steve White OF Richmond, the dra-
mats persona and the removal of the
collectors Office the causus belli. Stan
ford Journal.
Col. Joe J. Brooks came down from
Cynthiana last week, doubtless to see