The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-11-08
PERSONAL

Mrs. Ed Baxter, OF Lexington, is in
the city.
Mr.. Chas. Hunley returned from Ok
lahoma on Monday.
Mr.. II. NJ. Wells leaves tomorrow for
a business visit 10 Louisville.
Miss Katie Blanton has resumed
teaching in Jackson Institute.
DIR, Landman, the Cincinnati OPP
tician, is at the thinner Hotel.
Mr. Bert Powell, of Irvine, was in
this city Monday aud Tuesday.
Mr.. Thos. B. Crutcher, Jr.. of Cluett,
Peabody q Co, Chicago, was IN town
Sunday.
Miss Pearl Gentry has returned from
a visit to friends in Lexington and VIM
chester.
Mr.. S. Neville Moberley was in Louis
vile recently studying the art of en-
banning.
Mrs. Bette Mcdowell was the guest
of her daughter, Mrs q. S. Holton,
last week.
Miss Maude Bailey, of Harrodsburg,
was the guest last week OF Mrs. Dave
Biggerstaff.
Miss Bessie McGinn, OF Versailles, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Il. Pates,
on Broadway.
Mrs. II. G. McElwaine left Wednes-
day for short stay with her husband
in New York City.
Mrs. w. It. Tevis is i'll of pneumonia
near Kirksville. Mrs. Bette Little is
with her at present.
Rev and Mrs. IL. G. Turner left yes
terday for visit to the formers parents
at Ambrose, jessamine county.
Mrs. Geo. Prewitt, of Richmond. is
the guest of Miss Margaret Golf, near
Indian Observation-Disclosures Sun.
Mr.. Theodore Wilson and daughter
Miss Bertha, of Station Camp, were
guests of Mrs. r. l.. Gentry Monday.
Capt. Adams had for his guests until
Wednesday, last his daughters, Mrs
Penick and Mrs. Cowgirl, of Louisville
Mrs. Susie Arnold Elkm returned tC
Louisville after q visit to her mother
and brothers, Messrs. w. L. and T. L
Arnold, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Pigg are al
home from Kansas City and othel
places in Missouri. They had a very
enjoyable visit to old friends and rela
tives.
A number of Madison Institute pu
pills went to Mammoth Cave last week
Among the number were Misses Gene
va Moberley. Rosa Mae Moberley
Minnie Dykes, Edith Searcy and Katie
Douglas, of this city and county.
Mrs. VIM. Arnold writes from Saul
Ste Marie, Mich, that she will return
home as soon as her young grandson
Paul Baylor Hanger, RECEIVERS from ,
severe attack of whooping cough. Mr.
and Mrs. Hanger expect to bring thei
children home on or before the middl,
of December.
The Prandannial Club met with Mr.
&. E. Woods last Wednesday evening
The following new members were elect
ed: Rev. Mr.. Carpenter, PrOfesso
/ WIN. Foster, Jr., and Mr.. X. E. Roberts
DIR. A. Wilkes Smith entertains the
Club next, on Friday 18th. Subject
The Transvaal."
Miss Mary Little, of Richmond, was
the charming guests of Miss Jennie
Parks, last week ......Miss Mary Ballard
of White Station, Was the guest of Mis-
ses Hattie and Mamie Campbell, las
week. Miss Jennie Wallace is visit
ing friends in RIchmond.-Pain
| Lick Enfernrise
Thompson NJ. Morton, g. L. "a, WHIT
has been at work in Ecuador, Soutl
America, since early in July as assist
ant engineer on the line of the Guaga
gull and Quito railroad, reached Win
chester last Tuesday morning. HI
could not stand the climate, havin,
suffered much from the tropical feve
and rheumatism. He lost forty pound
IN weight during his brief stay, an,
would have died, had he remained
Winchester Sun.
Mr.. Samuel ID. Hisle and Miss Nor;
B. Lanter will be married on Novem
Der Is, at the Christian church. a
Union City Rev. L @. Martin, OF Win
chester, to Ofiiciste at the ceremony
The attendants will be DIR. Besley, o
Union City and Miss Dora Neff, this city
MIR. Hisle is the youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Hisle, of this county
and is an exemplary young man. Hi
bride-to-be is the only daughter of tn
late James Lanter, and is very Iowa
BILE, attractive young lady. The youn
couple will spend their honeymoon ii
the West.