The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-06-28

ert Brown, who Is very low with con-
sumption at his home in Louisville.
Mr.. Rodman keenan, arrived home
from Richmond, this week. He ex-
poets to take course in law at Central
University next. merchandising
Sayings.
Mrs Dr. Hanger and children have
returned to Stanton, Va, after a visit
TO her mother in this city. She was &C
companied by her sister, Miss Belle
Mcdowell
A Richmond. Indiana, dispatch an
nOunces the engagement of Mr.. Arthur
Chorles, of that city, to Miss Carrie l..
Riggs. formerly member of the faculty
of Madison Institute.
Miss Lizzette Dickson arrived home
yesterday from a delightful visit to
Miss Van Greenleaf, in Richmond......
DIR. John Burnam, of Richmond, is a
guest at the home of Mr.. Chas. Ste
phens, on East Third street.-Paris
News.
The following young ladies and gen.
tlemen are attending a house party
given by Miss Estelle Poyntz, of Mont
gomery county this week: Misses
Mayme and Madge Hart and Sallie
White, Messrs. Henry White John
GOodlOe, Harry Frances and James ID.
Arbuckle.
Mrs. Henry Perry, of Richmond, is
visiting Mrs. T. West 1.-THE following
wheelmlen from Jessamine attended the
L. A. w. meeting at Richmond: Jno
o. Perry, Jr., J. w. Overstreet and son,
John, Jr., and j. w. Masters.-Nicho-
lasville journal.
Mr.. Spencer Smith is visiting friends
in Richmond and Georgetown. Mr.
Tom Bigger went to Lebanon Monday
to do some special work in photo
graphic rtviews for Underwood &
Underwood, of New York City.-Har-
rodsburg Democrat.
J. T. Hamilton, wife and son, Harvey,
went to Cincinnati Sunday and spent
the day with their daughters, Miss
Julia and Pattie, who are in business
in indianapolis. The former in a
wholesale ladies hat house and the
latter in the telephone exchange.
Mrs. Mary Belts, one Of Richmond's
most efficient teachers is spending va
cation in this county, her old home......
NJ ISIS Kate Trlbble, who has taught
school in this county for several years,
was one of the teachers examined
at Richmond last week.-Wincheste
Democrat.
Judge Jno. c. Chenault, of Rich
mond, and Ex-Governor Eagle, of Ar
kansas, attended the Baptist Associa-
ton last week and were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Oldham. .....M Miss
Lillian Bybee, of Richmond, is spend
ing few days with her aunt, Mrs. c.
K. Oldham.-Mt. Sterling Sentinel
Democrat.
Misses Annie Louise CLAY and Eliza
beth Spears arrived home Wednesday
afternoon from visit to Miss Helen
Bennett, in Richmond. ..... Misses Van
Greenleaf and Katie Blanton, of Rich
mOnd, Ethel Myers, of Covington, and
May Escott, of SheibyviIle, are being
entertained by Miss Lizzette Dickson,
on East Third street.-Bourbon News.
Mr. Hugh Fleece, son of Mr.. George
Fleece, OF this city, who has been con-
Quoting a school at Middlesborough for
some months past. returned home last
Friday. Mr.. Fleece is young man of
exceptional educational attainment
and superior mental ability. We are
glad to learn that he will assist Prof.
Jackson in the next session of the
Campbellsville High SchOOl.-Camp-
bellsville Times-Journal.
Mr.. W. c. French has returned from
Harrison, Mason and Robinson coun-
lies, where he has been in the interest
of John B. Chenault's candidacy. Mr.
French also visited relatives and spent
one night in the house in which he was
born-in Mason county. On his way
home he stopped in Lexington to see
his brother, who is there from Cali
fornia attending the bedside OF his sick
son. This is the first time these
brothers have met for twenty-five years.
Mr.. Clarence E. Woods, who is in
Louisville attending the convention as
special Correspondent OF the CLIMAX,
has been unceasing In his efforts to
rush the news to this office. His tele-
grams, which are received every
twenty to thirty minutes, are displayed
on the CLIMAX bulletin board in front
of the Office We feel no hesitanoy in
saying that the public appreciates the
enterprise the CLIMAX has displayed,
and also Mr.. Woods capacity as cor
respondent and newspaper man.
Col. and Mrs. W. J. Wilmore left to
night to attend house party at the
Hon. and Mrs. b. j. Clay's at Rich
mond, Ky. There will be present at
the party the Hon. George Wilson, of
Washington, Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue. and wife, and the Hon. and
Mrs. s. ]. Roberts and the Hon. and
Mrs. John Yerkes. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
son will be in Kentucky about two
weeks, and will visit Col. and Mrs. Will
more here next week, thence going to
Danville to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Yerkes.
While it is given out that tue assembly
at Mr. Clay's is Of purely social ma
ture, nevertheless it is said that the
prominent men will formulate some
plan in regard to Kentucky's RepubIi-
can politics whereby strong candidate
will be nominated for Governor =
Nicholasville dispatch TO Sundays
Courier-Journal.