The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-08-16

joyed their visit and We're the recipients
OF many distinguished attentions
The return of Rev. J. X. Smith and
family from the South was the source
of sincere gladness to their many
friends. They have had a deserved
rest of about four weeks in Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Ship. of George
town, and Master Ronald Oldham, Of
this city, are at Estill Springs. On
their return home Mr.. and Mrs. Ship
will visit Mrs. w. ID. Oldham, in this
city. .<-.t--
Prof. r. E. Roberts, of Richmond,
representing Central University, was
in Owenton this week. We have known
Prof. Roberts for along time and he is
an excellent young man.-Owenton
Herald.
Mrs. John NJ. Price and daughter,
Miss Lila, of Kansas City, will arrive
in Irvine this week to be guests of rela-
tives and friends. They will also visit
relatives in this county before return
ing to Missouri.
Mr.. w. D. Oldham, of the Busy Bee
Cash Store, this city, and Messrs.
Charles and Alb. Oldham, OF Mt. Ster-
ling. left Monday for Chicago and New
York to purchase tall and winter goods
for their stores in this city and Mt.
Sterling
Mr.. Mat S. Cohen left Monday at
noon for Orange, Va, where he goes to
act as the single judge at the Orange
Horse Show, August Is and II, on sad
die, harness and high school horses.
With Mats keen eye and excellent
Judgement we predict that its only a
matter of short time when his ser
vices will be sought after by the various
horse shows throughout the United
States.
Rev. T. Bronston Rey and wife, OF
Nashville, have been visiting their
father, DR.. Ray and family, at Buck
eve. John L., another son, of Rich
mond, is with them....M Miss Mary
Burnside is visiting her cousin, Miss
Florence Burnside, near Paint Lick $50.
Misses Julia Mae and Mamie
Gaines are in Richmond visiting
friends......B Miss Pearl Ross has re-
turned from a pleasant visit to friends
in observation-disclosures Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius Clay and son,
Cassius, Jr., came over from Paris yes
terday to attend the Fair and to meet
Mrs. Stone, who arrived from Frank
fOrt......Judge Jack Miller and his wife,
of Richmond, are at the Phoenix.
Judge Miller has at the Fair and ex-
hlbit of horses and cattle.....Mrs. l..
n. HeacOx, of East Third street. is en-
Pertaining party of friends from Rich
mond. They are Mr.. and Mrs. Death
erage and their children and Miss Leta
Feland.-Lexington Morning Herald,
August 10.
The following persons of Richmond
and Madison county attended the Elks
Fair held at Lexington last week /:
Messrs. John B. Chenault, Cabell
Chenault, w. w. and d. R. Tevis, VIM.
and Sam Bales, Mat S. Cohen, Bob
Walker, Richard Gentry, A. S. Coyle,
Neal Anderson, w. r. Letcher, Jr.,
Nat. Reese, Hindbaugh, Ben Williams,
Brute Duncan, Jas. Hamilton, John
Sexton, u. II. Rice and son, DR.. Phil
Roberts, Waller Traynor, Joe Schaf-
hansen, H. G. Kent, John GoOdlOe,
Henry White, BUou White, Frank
French, Richard Taylor, Calvan and
Burgin Taylor, Steve Shanks, VIM.
Luxon, Jeptha Chenault, s. r. B.
Black, Sam Biggerstaff, John T. Me-
Clintock, ]. T. Marshal, G. f. Dozier.
Joe Powell. John Cutsingle, Z. S. Tay-
Tor, VIM. .Embry, Dan Harbor, Eli
Evans, Dan Williams, John /. Baxter,
Warfield Bennett, Richard Campbell,
Clyde Hart, Claude and Sell Devore,
VIM. Devore, Don Virgins, Robert
Pulley, Walker Parker, Joe Tevis, Bud
Dunn and son, Leslie Ballard, John
Turley, J. ]. Greenleaf, IT,, Cap Dick
erSon, Joel Tribble, Joe Phelps, Sam
Todd, S. A. Deatherage, Walker Hisle,
Ben Duncan, J. d. Feeny, Tom Feeny,
George Mershon, c. 7. Wells and son,
VIM. Bolton, Joe Chenault, Joe Bald
win, Joe Collins and son, Tom, T C.
Collins, Dick Colyer, Dave Wilcox,
S. Neville Moberley, Harvey Neff. V. r.
Combs, Caleb Shearer, J. Tevis Cobb,
Bum little, Mike Cleary, H. c. Rice,
Bat Calvin, Mr.. Elmer Deatherage
and wife, D. B. Shackelford and wife,
E. G. Wines and wife. Mrs. VIM, Shear
er, 7. S. Hagan and wife, Hugh Nc
Elwain and wife, c. T. Chenault and
wife, Mrs. Tom Wells, Mrs. Joe Bales,
Mrs. White Bales, Mrs. Geo. Ballew,
c. G. Covington and wife, Dick Fox
and wife, Mrs. Ed. Ballard and daugh
ter, Miss May, a. G. Wells and wife,
Mrs. Lilly Buckley and children, Theo.
Goodlet and wife, Mrs. O'Neil and
daughter, Mrs. L. ]. Frazee, Coleman
Neff and wife, Misses Dunn, Annie
Frazee, Minnie Dunn, Mary Ballard,
Jennie Ford, Mollie Fife, Lizzie Feeny,
Edna Schlegel. Cprraleen Ballard, Min
ME Dykes, Dora Neff, Leta Feland,
Laura Luxon, LUKE Ballard, Katie
and Mary McKenna. The above dele
CATION returned home with words OF
praise for the fair, and join hands with
the Elks in congratulation of their
great success.
RELIGIOUS.