The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-09-27
PERONALS

after visit to relatives in Virginia.
Mrs. John Chapel, of Rowland, is
the guest Of Miss Maggie Mitchell this
week.
Misses Ida and Katherine Park, of
Irvine are visiting friends and relatives
at White Hall.
Mr.. ]. B. Stouffer is in Cincinnati
buying fall stock.
Capt. w. B. Jones returned Saturday
from Tennessee, where he was visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Potter,
Miss Eliza Harris, returned to her
home in Mt. Sterling Thursday, after
a pleasant visit to Mrs. ID. NJ Chen
ault.
Mrs Jennie Order, has returned TO
her home near Speedwell after an ex-
tended visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Todd,
at Ford.
Mr.. L. A. Ballard, of Caleast. re-
turned from Virginia Monday, where
he had been for the past two weeks
buying stock.
Miss Estelle Poyntz, of Mt. Sterling,
and Miss Elsie Burns, of Cynthiana,
are the guests of their aunt, Mrs. T. H.
Hart, this week.
Mr.. Duke b. Gordon, of Nicholas
vile, with Endorsements as STEADY,
good man, sure to give satisfaction"
is now with the CLIMAX.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w Cav, nee Miss
Margaret Woodiord, of Winchester, will
arrive Saturday to be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. d. NJ. Chenault.
DR.. Goldstein, the eminent oculist,
is at the Hotel Glyndon for few DAYS
If your eyes need attention go at once
and see him. Consultation free. See
al.
Miss Isabella Million and Joel D
Tribble, two of Richmond's most popu-
lar young people, spent several days
with Miss Lille Peyton.-Stanford Jour
nal.
Mr.. Jefferson Yeager, of Danville,
and Mr.. VIM. Hallam, of Washington.
d. C., were the guests of Misses Julia
Higgins and Susan McRoberts on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Pigg will leave
tomorrow to visit friends and relatives
in Kansas City, Platte City and other
points in Missouri They will return
about November LIST.
Miss Mamie Rayburn, of Lexington.
has returned home after a visit to Mis-
ses Mary and Bessie Ballard, near sill
yer Creek. Miss Bessie leaves this
week for LOrettO Academy.
The Columbia, Mo. Herald of last
Friday says that DR.. John NJ. Burnam.
having resigned his position as assist
ant professor of Latin in the UniYer-
sity of Missouri, will leave October l to
study in France and Spain.
Mr.. w. B. Lain, of Shirley, Illinois.
who left here last spring, has returned
to Madison, probably to relocate here
He likes Illinois and has valuable prop
erty there, but. there is no place like
home, particularly in Madison county,
Kentucky.
Major and Mrs. John D. Harris cele-
brated their golding wedding last We'd
nesday evening. A large company of
friends from this and other states were
present. Our kindest regards and we'll
wishes are extended to the distln-
guished couple.
Mrs f. Il. Scrivener accompanied by
her two children will shortly leave for
Westcliffe, Col, where she goes to join
her husband, who has been there for
several months in quest of health,
which we are glad to note he is rapidly
gaining.-Valley View Argent.
The District Convention of the C. w.
B M. will convene at the Christian
church, Thursday, September 28th. An
interesting programme has been ar
ranged for the dav. Rev. G. L. Whar-
ton, returned missionary from India.
will give an address at 1880 p. IN. All
are cordially invited.
The Lexington Herald is authority
for this statement, which, however, we
fancy is incorrect, as DR. Blanton, Jr
has opened dental office at Ford. Mr.
Harry Blanton, son of Chancellor J.. II.
Blanton, OF Central University, passed
through Lexington yesterday on his
way to John Hopkins University"
Mr.. Reed Embry goes to Danville this
week to take a course in Centre Col
lege......Mr. and Mrs. Hughes Bronston
will move shortly from their home on
North Broadway 20 Woodland Park.
......Miss Mary Tribe, of Richmond,
who has been spending few days with
Miss Mary E. Sweeney, returned home
yesterday Lexington Herald.
Mrs. VIM. Arnold is at Sault Ste
Marie, Mich. whittier she was called
by the illness OF her grandchildren,
Harry, Arnold and Paul Hanger, sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 3. Hanger,
They we're all suffering from whooping
cough but are now nearly entirely re-
covered. MIR. Arnold expects his wife,
daughter and the little fellows home IN
about two weeks.
We are loath to give up Mr.. Carlos
A. Fish, our always prompt and efficient
Paint Lick correspondent, who lett
Monday for the Chicago Homeopathic
Medical College, where he will com
plete his course begun at Louisville,
entering the junior class. Mr.. Fish, or
more properly DIR. Fish, is one whom
We have always found to be a perfect
gentleman, and our associations with
him have created an admiration for
his qualities and accomplishments that
warrants the belief that he will achieve
great success in his chosen profession
while adding constantly To the circle
of his warm, well-wishing friends.
RELIGIOUS.