The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-08-09

tor an extended visit to Kansas City,
Columbia, and other points in Mis-
souri,.
Mr.. Theodore Wilson and daughter,
Miss Katie, of Estiu, are visiting Mrs
r. l.. Gentry and family ON Fifth
street.
Miss Anna Spears, of Philadelphia,
and Miss Edna Bronaugh, of Nicholas
vile, are the guests Of Mrs. t. I. Cow
ington.
The entertainment Friday night by
Miss Emily Chenault, in honor of Miss
Paddock, of Missouri, was swell affair
and thoroughly enjoyed by the guests
present.
Sig. Brown Anderson, of Nicholas
vile, the famous clarinettist, volunta-
rily aided our band during the Fair.
Brown PLAYS like master, for the love
of music.
Mrs. VIM. Oldham and sister, Miss
Monroe, of Lonoke, Ark, are visiting
Mrs. Will III. Miller and other relatives
in Madison.
Miss Virgie Hart returned 10 her
home in Somerset, Friday, after a
pleasant visit to Misses Wayne and
Madge Hart.
Mr.. II. c. Ship, of Georgetown, was
here last week. He reports his Busy
Bee store humming in the capital Of
Scott county.
After delightful sojourn in Wash
ington City. Misses Geneva Moberley
and Curraleen Smith returned home
on Saturday night.
Miss Matte Smith was welcomed
home on Saturday from an all-summer
visit to friends at Mt. Sterling, George
town and Versailles.
Mrs. ]. II. Turner, of NicholqsYiIle.
enroute to Slate Lick Springs, stopped
in Richmond Tuesday and visited her
brother, g. T. Grinstead.
Supt. A. Livingston, of Somerset. is
conducting the teachers institute and
his method of instructing has been
both pleasing and helpful.
Mr.. John T. Craig, formerly of this
county, but now travelling salesman for
the Computing Scale Co, of Dayton,
Ohio, is visiting Mr.. ]. 7. Hamilton,
on Fifth street.
Mr.. Thomas O'Brien, of Danvi!le,
looking even handsomer than when
he was with f. V. Elders big store
here, was conspicuous visitor at the
Fair.
Hunley Singleton and family are
spending few days at Irvine...... Mrs.
John +. Storms is in Richmond visit
ing and attending the Fair.-Lancaster
Record.
Misses Mollie Waller, Mollie Mober-
ley and Maude Brown, of Ford. who
have been the guests of Mrs. George
White, on Fifth street, returned home
yesterday.
Among the distinguished visitors to
the Fair was Mr.. Jessie NJ. Alverson,
OF Stanford, wearing lIfe-size picture
of Governor Goebel over his true-blue
Democratic heart.
Judge A. r. Burnam, accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Esther Burnam,
and niece, Miss Sue Hume, left yester-
day for a visit TO West Point to see
his son, Cadet A R. Burnam, Jr.
Mrs. Mary Sullivan and little daugh-
ter, Katherine, are visiting friends
here Mrs. Lizzie Lanter. of Madison
county, is the guest of her uncle, w. A.
Observation-Disclosures Democrat.
Mrs. Lucia Miner, who has been Wis
iting friends in the city for the past
week, was called to Louisville yester
day on account of the sickness of her
daughter, Miss Eta Graeme Miner.
Miss Alice Chenault, of Georgetown.
and Miss Matte Smith, of Rich
mohd, were here for the dance
Tuesday. stopping with their cousin,
Mrs. w. A. Thomson.-Wo odford Sun.
The oldest person at the Gentry re-
union at st. Louis, is Charles w. Gen
try, of HarrodsbuTg, KY, the only liv-
ing son of Revolutionary" Richard
Gentry, who is "A years old.-Lexing-
ton Leader.
Misses Johnnie B. Richardson and
Mary Staugh, two Of Lexington's fairest
young ladies. returned home Tuesday
accompanied by Miss Elizabeth r.
FeenY, whom they have been visiting
for the past four week.
Miss Bessie Miller, of Richmond,
who has been visiting friends in Lex
ingtOn, stopped off here on her return
home Tuesday and remained with her
sister, Mrs. Jas. S. Winn, until We'd
nesday. Winchester Sun.
Mr.. R. d. Campbell. our faithful
Whites Station correspondent, is down
in bed from heat and over-eXcitement
at the Fair last week. His friends here
and at Campbellsville will regret to
hear that he is seriously i'll.
A pleasant letter reached the CLIMAX
Monday, from that popular old student,
Charlie V. Lallance, of Huntington, W.
Va, who loved Richmond and was re-
spected by her citizens as few students
are able to boast. Long may he live.
Mrs. c. f. Smith and daughter, Miss
Florrie, will return about August 81,
from Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va,
where they have been spending few
weeks for the bnefit OF Miss Florrie's
health. Her many friends will be
glad to know she is very much i'm
proved.
Mrs. d. H. Meyers. Richmond, Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Maggie Farra, from
Saturday until Monday .....Miss Anna
/
Frazee, of Louisville, were the pleasant
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Boggs dur
ing the Street Fair.-Jessamine Jour
nal.
Mrs. Judge A. r. Burnam has been
the recipient of many happy pleasant
reuniOns during her short stay here.
Among them an elegant luncheon of
! fourteen courses with Mrs. Eugenia
Hume. The Boonesborough Chapter
tended her a very elegant O'Clock din
ner on Monday evening at Mrs. 9. ID.
Chenaulps.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Logan, Jr., oil
Richmond, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Emmett Harbison............Miss Agnes
Mitchell, of Memphis, Tenn, Miss Kate
Rlanton, of Richmond. Miss Lizzette
Dickson, of Paris, and Miss Celia Scott
of NicholasviIle, will spend the month
of August with Miss May Escott al
Locust Hill."-Shelby Sentinel.
For the first time in twenty-thret
years, Mr.. John X. Broaddus visited
this, his native county. last week. He
is halt brother OF the late Henry Clay
Broaddus, their father, Rev. George
Broaddus, being a Baptist preacher Of
great local reputation. Mr.. John Broad
was born and brought up on the Thcs
Z. Baldwin place, near Speedwell, bul
now resides in Scott county.
J On last Friday evening about forty
young people congregated at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Gibson, in homo
OF their most lovable guest, Miss Geor
gia Moberley, of Lexington. where tn,
dance was freely INDUCED in until I
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