The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-04-05


over Monday from Richmond to at
tend the Schalchi concert, returned
home Tuesday accompanied by her
sister-in-law, Mrs. John Feeney.- Bour-
bon News.
]. r. Davis is ON a business trip to
Cincinnati. Mrs. J. r. Davis and Miss
Lottie MaYdwelT accompanied him as
far as Louisville where they will re-
main until his return.-Campbellsville
Times-J ournal.
Miss Sallie Miller returned on Satur-
day from st. Louis, where she has been
with Mrs. Mabele Terrell Beggs, who
has been quite i'll but is so much i'm
proved that she will probably make a
visit to Richmond this spring.
Mrs. Lucy Miller Wooten writes from
Mason, Mason county, Tex, that the
winter was like continual spring. AS
she read, in the CLIMAX, of weather
here, 26 below, she wonders how we
managed to pull through without freez-
ing.
Mr.. Carl Day, well remembered
student of @. o., is here, enroute to r.
vine. He is general manager of the
Day Lumber Co. at jackson. He left
here for Florida two years ago weigh
ing 124. He now weighs PIG and still
fattening:
A. H. Severance has taken his wife
(nee Miss Florrie Health to Ashville,
n. c., for the benefit of her health, the
doctors at Jennie Casseday Infrmary,
Louisville, and her physicians here con-
curing in the belief that it was neces-
sary to take her there.-Stanford Jour
nal.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Miller, of Rich
mond, KY, were guests Of the family
of Attorney J. J. Newport part of the
past week. Mr.. Miller is editor of the
leading paper at Richmond, and ia
vored The Advance with a pleasant
fraternal call.-Harriman (Tenn.) Adj
vance.
Mrs. A. L. Million, ex-county super
intendent of Madison, who is represent
ing the Southern Investment Co., of
Lexington, is here for the purpose Of
establishing an agency. According TO
the plan as stated, it is almost like find
ing money to invest in it.-Stanford
Journal.
Messrs. w. B. and Joe I. Jones were
summoned to the bedside of their
brother, Mr. VIM. Jones. at Blackstock,
S. c., last week. The latter is some
better now. His wife was formerly
Miss Pattie Gilbert, sister of Mrs. Sue
Dudley and Mrs. VIM. o. Chenault, of
this county.
Miss Laura Bennett entertained the
CrOkinole Club on Thursday night. As
usual the evening was delightfully."-
passed. President Jim Neale is in favor
of making a very sensible rule, that
guests of the club and members here
alter be confined to reasonably expert
players. The reason is obvious.
A letter from 1t. Travis Duff, Co. g.
End Kentucky, which sails from Cuba
for the states this week, confirms the
story about his perilous escape from
marrying that Cuban belle. We sup
posed the story was canard but Travis
says he was the worst scared soldier in
Cuba that day.
Joseph A. Myers, after a visit of sew
eral days to his home i'll Richmond,
spent Tuesday in Nicholasville on his
way to Georgetown, where he is now
located ...., Mr.. A. ID. Miller, wife and
daughter. of the Richmond CLIMAX
PASSED through Nicholasville Tuesday
enroute home from Hartman. Tenn
where they have been visiting the past
week.-Jessamine Journal.
Miss Doyie Letcher, of Richmond
/. spent several days last week with hel
! sister, Mrs. Rutherford Douglas. Mis-
Letcher, who will graduate this veal
from Central University, will be the
first lady graduate from that college,
Not by any means. However, hel
: sister, Miss Russell Letcher, was the
first lady who ever received a degre,
+ from G. o., which was in a.
Miss Lou Murray, she of pleasant
g memory for her gentleness and chris
tian character, is matron OF the Ey'
}, and Ear Hospital of Washington City
a wealthy institution which is provid
n ing everything for the comfort OF it
accomplished matron. She writes tina
the French Ambassador was late in
mate. whilstother distinguished person
ages are frequent patients there.
Mr.. w. S. Moberley entertained thu
Prandennial Club on Thursday eve
y ming and Joe spread the supper, one o
the most satisfying and elegant of tn
S many to which the members hay
been treated. The subject of discus
=, sion was Trusts" upon which interes
Is ting arguments were presented b,
Messrs. McCreary, Moberley, Turley
= Vaught and Crook. DR.. A. w. Smitl
2 and Mr. c. Z. Woods were the new
members present. Mr.. Norman vii
entertain April q, when the suhjec
will be Public Ownership of Munici
> pal Franchises"