The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-07-05
PERSONAL


Frankfort.
DIR. Harry Blanton will practice den
tistry at Ford.
Mr.. R. II. McCreary, OF Chicago, is
here for few day.
Miss Minerva Park Phelps is at home
from Mt. Sterling.
Misses Curraleen Smith and Geneva
MOberley are in Washington.
Miss Irvine Of Cincinnati, is the
guest of Miss Belle Mcdowell.
Miss Fannie Williams, OF Versailles,
is the guest Of Mrs. c. d. Chenault.
Mrs. Frank Miller, of Lexington, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. I. c. Willis.
Mr.. Harvie Mcdowell, of Washing
ton, lie the guest of his mother, in this
city.
Mrs. Mat S Cohen, who has been
quite sick for past week is reported
better.
Misses Annie and Helen Bennett re-
turned home on Saturday from Yer
sailles.
Manager Terrell, of the Western
Union Telegraph office, spent Sunday
in Lexington.
Mrs. Lena Baldwin Shanks and sis
ter. Miss Olivia Baldwin, have re-
turned to Stanford.
Misses Laura and Jennie Johnson, of
Louisville, are visiting Mrs. W. w.
Combs, at Moberley.
Miss Halle Hamilton. Of Wiseman-
town, is visiting Misses Pearl and Mary
Gentry on Fifth street..
Mrs. w. G. Durritt, OF Orearville,
Mo, is visiting the families OF Capt. p.
P. Ballard and w. Z. LuxOn.
Mr.. Burnam Scrivener left Monday
for Colorado for his health, accom-
panied by Mr.. Hubert Cosby.
Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Grinstead, stop
ped off at Richmond on their return
home. They were the guests of their
son, Gilbert.
DR.. and Mrs. c. s. Holton returned
Tuesday from Atlanta City. where they
attended the American Institute Of
Homeopathy.
Miss Anna f. Cover, who has been
visiting Mrs. j. B. Stouffer for several
weeks returned to her home in Lin
coin county, yesterday.
Mrs Elliott West and daughter, Of
Nicholasville, who for the past week
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
Perry. returned home Monday.
Miss Flora Samuels, of Mt. Sterling.
is the guest of Mrs. Neale Bennett.
Miss Samuels' solo at the Presbyterian
church was beautiful rendition, dis
playing voice of rare qualities.
Miss Estill Walker, a handsome
blonde of Richmond, was the guest of
Miss Belle Denny ......Misses Annie
BrOnaugh Engleman and Tevis Carpen-
ter returned from Richmond yesterday.
Stanford Journal.
Mr. Morris Long, of the d. & d. In
stitute, came over on Monday to take
i'm the 4th of July picnic on Silver
Creek. Mr.. Long is a good friend who
brings sunshine with him and leaves q
good taste in your mouth when he goes
away.
Misses Minerva Phelps, of Richmond,
and Florence Myers, of Stanford, who
have been the attractive and popular
guests of Mrs. Sllas Stofer for the past
week, left for their respective homes
yesterday.-Mt. Sterling Sentinel-Dem-
ocrat.
Mrs Rollins Burnat11, of Frankfort,
was the guest Of friends here yesterday
and attended ChautauQua......Mas
John NJ. Foster, of Richmond, Is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. Helm, on East
Fourth street, during ChautaEqua.-
Lexington Herald.
Rev. E. H. Burnam. of Luray, Va,
will be the guest for a few weeks of
his brother and sister, Hon. e. F. Bur
nam and Mrs. Eugenia Hume. Mr..
Burnam is one of the most lovable of
men, a profound scholar, a devout
christian, and a powerful writer and
minister.
Prof. j. Robert Riggs lately assistant
principal of the Campbellsyille High
School, will again be assistant secretary
OF the Madison County Fair, position
which he filled in 81 with marked abil-
ity. Mr.. Riggs Office is in the Mober-
ley building where he can be found at
all times.
Mr.. Milo Shanks came home from
Washington on Sunday for a three
weeks visit looking well, and express
ing himself delighted with his lucra-
tive position in the Government Print
ing Office, in which, by his ability and
industry, he has been elected chair
man of the chapel" a paying post of
honor.
Miss Mary Coyle, who won the first
prize in the contest, is a cousin OF Mrs
j. W. Bryant, OF this place, and an I'M
usually fine specimen of womanhood =,
physically as well as mentally..... A
large part of the glory In the Goebel
and Stone victory in this county is due
Mr.. Jesse NJ. AlversOn, of this paper a.,
who has worked for Goebel from the
start with an energy and a will that
knew no such word as fail. In the
work he was ably assisted by Mr.. G.. d.
Weatherford.- Stanford Journal.
This simple announcement appeared
in the Cincinnati Times-Star las. week:
1.-The engagement is announced of Miss
Letcher, daughter of Col. and Mrs.
Letcher of ROckdale avenue. to Mr..
Robert Pogue.' The bride-to-be is
none other than Miss S. Russell Let
cher, formerly OF this city, who was
and is and we trust will ever be as
beautiful in character as she is of per-
son, and she had no superior here in
those particulars. Also she was a cul-
tivated scholar. was the first female to
receive degree from Central Univer-
sity, and on her diploma was inscribed
"Mqgua Cum Laude," indicating a
grade of 9O-D5 in all studies for her
junior and senior years. Mr.. Poage is
son of the well-known Queen City
merchant, and that he has won so SUI
perb treasure bespeaks the high char
acter Of the man. To both are extend
ed the heartiest well wishes OF many
Kentucky friends.
D"W