The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-03-15
PERSONAL.

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Miss Carpenter, of NJ. l., is visiting
friends in Stanford.
Mrs. Florrie Heath Severance is still
very i'll at Stanford.
Mrs. Neale Bennett is the guest of
friends in Mt. Sterling.
Mrs. Field Miller was hostes at
Whist Friday afternoon.
MIR. Brown Lee Yates,>of Lawrence
burg was in the city Monday.
Mr.. Richard Stoll, of Lexington, NGs
in town on business Tuesday.
Col. J. ID. Harris has returned from
business trip to Louisville.
Regular service will not be held at
the Catholic church tonight
Col. c. d. Chenault spent several
days IN Louisville last week.
EMr. L. V. Elder is at home from a
New York trip to buy goods.
Mrs C. D. Chenault and family are
visiting friends in WoOdford.
Mr.. Dudley Berry, of Kansas, is visit
ing his mother at Union City.
Miss Kit Chenault entertained the
NJ. a. A. n. Club Friday evening
MIR. Mason Brown, of Frankfort, was
the guest last week of Miss Helen Ben
nett.
DR.. Dave Bennett, of Lexington, was
the guest last week of Mr.. Waller Ben
nett.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Stone Walker re-
turned last week from visit in Louis
vile.
Miss Lizette Dickson spent several
days last week with Miss Van Green
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Mr.. Tut Burnman, of Frankfort.
spent Sunday with his mother at Bur-
namwOod.
Mr.. w. Fred Booker, oil Louisville,
spent Sunday with his brother, Mr.. S.
L. Booker.
Mr.. Roy Bush and sister, Miss Julia.
OF Clark. visited friends at Kirksville
last week.
Our good friend, Charles H. Brock, Jr..
orders his CLIMAX to Walla Walla, Wash
ington.
Messrs. L. M. Smith and G. w. Muir
attended the Y. NJ. |. German at Lex
ington Friday night.
Mrs. VIM. d. Oldham and son,
Dowel, of Lexington, are the guests
OF Mrs. q. G. Prewitt.
Aunt Kitty Phelps has been very i'll
in Cincinnati. Mrs. J. +. Stone re-
ports her improved.
Mr.. VIII Stone, OF Frankfort, spent
few days last week with his grand
father. Col. j. u Harris.
Misses Shanlss and McRoberts, of
Stanford are the CHESTS OF Mrs. Malcolm
Miller on West Main street.
Miss Susan Hume entertained in
formally Saturday evening, in honor of
Miss Crooke, of Louisville.
Mr.. James Asbill is here for a short
visit. He is delighted with Colorado
where he has spent three years.
Mr.. n. V. White, of White & Glib
son, is in New York purchasinga choice
line of spring goods Watch their ad.
Mr.. Birch McGinn, OF Chicago, was
the guest of his sisters, Mrs. John
Pates and Mrs. g. +. Lilly, several
days.
Messrs. Thos Black and Montgomery
Jackson, OF this county, left Monday
for Pine, Oregon, to make their future
home.
Mrs. Emmett Dickson, of Paris. who
has been the guest OF Mrs. J.. H. Blan-
ton for several days, returned home
Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Barrett and Miss
Craig, who have been with Mrs. Cur
ran Smith, left for Winchester on
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Joplin left on
Friday for their future home at Omaha.
Neb-, followed by the best wishes Of
many friends.
Miss Pattie Stevenson, the fashion,
able dressmaker, has taken rooms ON
Smith Ballard street with Mr. and Mrs
Ballard Million.
Miss Elizabeth Logan, of ShelbyviIIe.
we'll remembered visitor to several
commencements OF c. u, is the gnest
of Miss FlOrrie +. Bright.
Miss Mary Little was welcomed home
on Friday from Washington, Baltimore
and New York, where she spent two
months very delightfully."-.
Mrs. Mary w. Williamson leaves tc-
day for New York to take fine posi-
ton in the book department of John
Wanamaker's great store.
Mr.. Duncan Goodloe, of Danville, re-
turned home last Friday, having spent
ten days with his nephew, Mr.. Parker
Gregory, who is i'll of fever.
r. Lee Davis, of Richmond, was I'M |
town last week attending the Commits /
siOner's Court as a witness in the case
OF the U. s. against r. ID. Lakes.-Liv-
ingston Colonel.
Miss Virginia Chenanlt, Of George
town, is the guest of relatives here -.
Mrs. K. Z. l.. BiggerstaH, of Rich
mond, is at the bedside OF her
father Hon. Adam Baum.-Mt. Ster-
ling Sentinel Democrat.
Misses Louise and Marie Parrish, OF
this city, assisted by Miss Barbour, Of